We have seen tremendous inventions and innovation in this era. This is especially true for technology. It has impacted every area of our lives and is now being embedded into every device. We have applauded these changes and the people … Continue reading God is our Refuge
Last week I received an unexpected voice message, through Whatsapp. It was from an old friend. After months of no communication he reached out to me. The message made me leap for joy. He was finally free from one of … Continue reading Partnering with God
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In the previous article, I outlined the promises of God for this year. Why is it essential for us to know the promises of God? It leads and directs us on the path He has already established for us. We … Continue reading Seven Radical Keys to Unlock Future Success – Part 2
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The text reflects on the importance of seizing moments and understanding life’s cycles, illustrated by the author’s experiences in rural Jamaica with a wise grandmother. It emphasizes that 2016 will be a year of restoration and uncommon favor from God, urging believers to act now for change and revitalization in various aspects of life. Continue reading Seven Radical Keys to Unlock Future Success – Part 1
At mid day yesterday, while doing chores the Lord begun talking to me about the conversation He had with Cain; Abel’s brother. Instantly, as He spoke I knew it was a sermon. I also knew that it was to be … Continue reading Jesus Answered the Phone
She prostituted herself with many men but was not satisfied. “I have many lovers but I am not satisfied. There must be more to life than merely getting by”, She pondered, in her heart. To keep hope in her heart … Continue reading Rahab’s Cry
There was a time in February 2015 when I was losing hope. I was having a rough time. I was undergoing an intense time of testing. The process the Lord was taking me through had me isolated, broke and frustrated. I … Continue reading The Plant You Did Not Know
I have always flirted with singing. I say flirted because I didn’t push to develop my voice. I did it for fun. For years I was told that I could not sing. Yet I continued singing to myself every day. One day I mimicked Placido Domingo’s Perhaps Love. It was well received and there began my flirtation with choral music… Continue reading Blessed Are the Dead
On February 3, 2015 at 11:30 AM, I had just driven out of a conference, with my sister, when the Holy Spirit gave me the above scriptural verse. We were engaged in a conversation about her presentation, so I didn’t ask any questions of the Holy Spirit… Continue reading Hold Fast Your Faith
During our Saturday morning prayer at Divine Faith Deliverance International Ministries Inc, I was shown a pathway with white stones and emeralds. It started at the entrance of the church and ended at the altar. I asked the Lord to … Continue reading A Step-back Miracle | Prophecy
“I am not averse to controversy. I use these situations to prove that I am God. And to shake the tradition of man.”
This was the beginning of a conversation with me. That I was not prepared to have with the Great I AM. I dreaded the implications for my current walk. You see my journey, as a Prophet as not been the usual. God has taken me through situations and circumstances that have caused many to doubt my relationship with Him. This assignment was proving to be no different.
This was a bright and sunny day in October 2015. I was walking for a few miles to Jamaica Avenue, New York. I could have taken the bus but used the opportunity to get some exercise… Continue reading God of Controversy
The moment above captures myself and a colleague singing at my former workplace’s staff retreat. We were performing Redemption Song by Bob Marley:
Old pirates, yes, they rob I;
Sold I to the merchant ships,
Minutes after they took I
From the bottomless pit.
But my hand was made strong
By the ‘and of the Almighty. Continue reading New Year New Life
“Hi I am John but my Hebrew name is Yochanan. Just like the Apostle John or John the Baptist. ” His face beamed with pride at the association.
I told him my name (only the first). He quickly gave me the Hebrew version and the meaning. I smiled in acknowledgement and thanked him. I loved his fervour. It was infectious. We were decades apart in age and maybe in dimness of view.
I sensed a deep love for the people of God. The light in his eyes told me that he loved the lessons gleaned from their lives. I felt a bit of sadness inside though. I felt lead to ask him: ” What has Yahweh said about you? What is your purpose, your destiny? What makes you unique?” Continue reading God of Originals
She sat silently watching everyone around her. Time had blurred. The round face of the clock on the wall before her smiled back at her. Its ticking sound was lost in her reverie. Her focus was on everything that was happening.
There was constant movement in the waiting room. Human traffic was high. There was constant movement. Some walked on crutches. Others used wheelchairs. Those with vision impairment were being assisted to move. Some were carried on gurneys. Continue reading In the Waiting Room
Today a friend will be burying her mother. This is the second funeral I have not been able to attend in less than a month. My grandmother used to quip that ‘death comes in threes’. I do hope that there will not be another one soon.
These deaths have caused me to reflect very deeply on my experience during the time of my grandmother’s burial. Continue reading Weeping is For A Moment
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