GOD'S WILL

25/12/2025

happy merry
Christmas 🎄

23/11/2025

𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐜𝐡 𝐎𝐮𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐂𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐬! 🛠️👀
The devil doesn’t always come at you boldly through the front door. Instead, he sneaks in through the cracks in your foundation—those little areas of weakness, doubts, or unguarded moments. He’s crafty and always looking for a way to trip you up. That’s why God tells us to suit up with His armor every day! 🛡️⚔️

📖 “Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.” (Ephesians 6:11, KJV)

Scriptural Lesson 📜
The devil’s schemes (“wiles”) are subtle. He doesn’t announce his attack; he works through distractions, temptations, or even your insecurities. A tiny compromise here, a little slack there, and before you know it, he’s gained ground.

But God gives us the tools to defend ourselves! When we put on the full armor of God (Ephesians 6:13-18), we’re equipped to stand firm:

✅The belt of truth 🏷️: Stay grounded in God’s Word so you won’t fall for lies.

✅The breastplate of righteousness 🛡️: Guard your heart by living for God.

✅The helmet of salvation 🪖: Protect your mind with the assurance of your salvation in Christ. When doubts come, remember you are saved and secure (John 10:28).

✅The shield of faith 🛑: Trust in God to block the devil’s fiery darts of doubt.

✅The sword of the Spirit 🗡️: Use Scripture to fight back against temptation, just like Jesus did in the wilderness (Matthew 4:1-11).
Feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace 👟: Stand firm in the peace and readiness that comes from the Gospel.

Application 🚶‍♂️
1️⃣ Check your foundation. Are there cracks—like bitterness, pride, or fear—that the enemy might exploit? Surrender them to God in prayer. 🙏

2️⃣ Suit up daily. Putting on the armor of God is not a one-time thing; it’s a daily discipline. Stay close to Him through prayer, Bible study, and obedience. 📖💪

3️⃣ Be alert. “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour

23/06/2025

"For the word of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God. [19] For it is written: “I will destroy the wisdom of the wise, And the understanding of those who have understanding, I will confound.”

Whatever kind of knowledge the world thinks it has of God, couldn't be further from the truth! And those who believe they understand His ways are ridiculous.

The Jews sought "Signs", to prove as evidence of God’s work.

The Greek sought "Wisdom". They valued philosophical reasoning and intellectual understanding, and needed to be convinced.

Others worshipped the thing's that were created by God.

Proverbs 3:5 NASB

"Trust in the Lord with all your heart And do not lean on your own understanding."

Everybody wants to know the answers, but they ignore the cross?? They insist on overlooking the core message of salvation found in the cross.

The cross, though seemingly foolish and weak to the world, is actually the power and wisdom of God for believers.

It is through the cross that God's grace and salvation are revealed. It offers wisdom and power that surpass any hope of human understanding.

We should try our best to point out this dilemma, and lead them to the cross. Those destined to bear fruit will listen and those who won't will be weeds.

So we should ask God for direction, and use our creativity and thoughtfulness in the ways we plant our seeds.

Lord? Help me find ways to inspire those still in the darkness. Help me find and exploit the c***k in their "world view only armor" so they know of your existence and seek Your presence! In Jesus' name, Amen.

23/04/2025

"NOT EVERY FINE GIRL IS A BLESSING — SOME ARE DELAYS WEARING LIP GLOSS
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Brutal Truths for Every Young Man Chasing Purpose

Let’s talk like men.
Because if you keep mistaking beauty for value, you’ll end up broke, confused, and distracted — clapping for nonsense in a woman that was sent to slow you down.

She’s fine? Yes.
But is she focused?
Does she have direction?
Or is she just a well-packaged delay with hips and Instagram captions?

Let me break it down brutally:

1. Beauty Doesn’t Equal Value
Stop mistaking physical attraction for emotional safety.
A woman can be flawless in the face and still be a disaster to your destiny.
You don’t eat food because it looks fine — you eat it because it has nutrients. Same principle applies.

2. Her Body Can Blind Your Vision
There are women who come into your life and suddenly, your goals vanish.
Your plans? Gone.
Your discipline? Useless.
Why? Because you’re too busy impressing someone who’s not even impressed by your dreams.

3. A Woman Without Purpose Will Hijack Yours
If she has no goals, no plan, no passion — she’ll make your life her entertainment center.
And the day you stop entertaining her, you become “boring.”
Bro, you're not boring. You’re just busy. Focused. Driven. She’s the one who's idle.

4. Her Face Can Be Fine, But Her Spirit Can Be Empty
Lust is loud, but purpose is quiet.
A woman’s vibe can be sweet, but what’s her soul saying?
Can she pray with you?
Can she push you?
Or is she only around when there’s enjoyment?

5. Some Women are Expenses, Not Partners
She’s not helping you grow.
She’s not building anything.
She’s just eating your money, time, and peace like puff-puff.
A woman who drains your wallet and adds zero to your wallet of wisdom is not a girlfriend — she’s a spiritual attack in lipstick.

6. The Wrong Girl Will Guilt-Trip You for Being Ambitious
“You’re always busy.”
“You never have time for me.”
No sis, I’m building something.
A woman who doesn’t respect your grind will become an enemy to your

23/04/2025

1st Samuel 1:6
Because the Lord has closed the Hannah's Womb, her rival provoking her in order to irritate her.
GOD SHUT THE WOMB OF HANNAH FOR A SEASON AND A REASON.when God close the door , it means he is inside working in the unseen. Big transaction that involves much money is never done on the counter but it done behind the closed doors. Important deals are never made in the open but in the secret places. If you fill alone and no one seems to understand you it means God has closed the door and he wants you and you alone because there is something great that is growing within you and when the right time comes, the door will be thrown open and you will come out smiling saying, here I am , God is through with me and the deal is done. people will marvel and be surprised with what the Lord has done. because God wanted Hannah to derivel a great son who will be the prophet of Israel, God closed her womb and worked in the unseen and in the such time, Hannah was provoked and mocked but after the season of staying in the unseen came to an end, Samuel was born .
YOUR SEASONS IS COMING , AND YOUR SAMUEL WILL BE SEEN AND PEOPLE WILL BE SURPRISED.Have a Blessed,Favourved and Beautiful week ahead my friend!

07/04/2025

KUPENDA NI MAUMIVU

Ushawahi kumpenda mtu sana hadi ukajisahau mipaka ya nafsi yako mwenyewe? Unampa kila kitu, unajitoa kwa moyo wote, ukitarajia kwamba upendo wako utakuwa jibu la kila kitu. Lakini ghafla, unagundua kwamba sii kila moyo unajibu upendo kwa namna unavyotaka. Maumivu yanakujia k**a mawimbi makali; yanakufanya ujihisi dhaifu, uliyetengwa, na mara nyingine, asiyeeleweka.

Lakini ukweli ni huu: "K**a hujawahi kuumizwa na mapenzi, basi hujawahi kuelewa maana yake halisi." Maumivu ni sehemu ya safari ya upendo, na ni mchakato unaokufundisha zaidi juu ya wewe mwenyewe kuliko yeyote yule aliyekusababisha maumivu hayo. Hii ni hadithi ya moyo—hadithi ya majeraha, msamaha, na mwangaza mpya.

Kabla hujaanza safari ya kuponya moyo uliovunjika, jiulize: "Je, nilimpenda mtu huyo kwa sababu alinipa amani, au kwa sababu nilihisi hitaji la kuwa naye?" Watu wengi huingia kwenye mahusiano kwa sababu ya hofu ya upweke, si kwa sababu ya upendo wa dhati. Na mara nyingi, hofu hii huwa chanzo cha maumivu makubwa unapogundua kwamba mtu huyo hana uwezo wa kufikia matarajio yako.

Kwanza kabisa, usikimbilie kujilaumu. Usione maumivu haya k**a hukumu ya moyo wako, bali k**a somo. "Ulipendaje? Je, ulikuwa na mipaka? Je, ulijitolea kupita kiasi?" Jifunze kutokana na kila kitu. Mapenzi hayawi magumu kwa sababu ya kukosa hisia, bali kwa sababu ya kukosa uwiano. Ukiona kwamba umempenda mtu hadi ukasahau kujipenda, basi maumivu hayo yanakufundisha umuhimu wa kujithamini kwanza.

Ukitaka kuondoka kwenye maumivu ya kihisia, fahamu kwamba safari hii inahitaji ujasiri. Ujasiri wa kwanza ni kukubali kwamba ulipoteza. Usipoteze muda kutafuta sababu, wala kujihisi dhaifu kwa kupenda. "Kupenda sio udhaifu; ni nguvu inayokufanya uelewe uwezo wa moyo wako." Lakini nguvu hiyo inahitaji uelekeo. Bila mwelekeo, mapenzi yanaweza kuwa mzigo mzito zaidi badala ya kuwa baraka.

Kuna hatua muhimu za kujifunza kuondoka kwenye maumivu:

1. Kubali hali halisi: Hujapoteza sehemu yako, bali umepoteza seh

30/03/2025

30/03/2025

Have you ever felt like your prayers were unheard, like your tears were unseen?

There comes a time in every believer's life when they find themselves in a place of desperation. A place where the weight of pain, sickness, disappointment, and uncertainty feels overwhelming. In such moments, it is easy to wonder, “Does God hear me? Does He see my suffering?” The answer is found in the story of King Hezekiah.

Hezekiah, a faithful servant of God, was given a devastating message: he was going to die. The prophet Isaiah had delivered the word from the Lord, telling him to set his house in order. Imagine the fear, the sorrow, the sense of helplessness that must have gripped him! But Hezekiah did something powerful—he turned his face to the wall and prayed. He wept bitterly, pouring out his heart before the Lord. And God, in His infinite mercy, responded. He sent Isaiah back with a new message: “I have heard your prayer, I have seen your tears; behold, I will heal you.” Not only did God heal him, but He also added fifteen more years to his life.

What a powerful testimony! This story reminds us that no tear goes unnoticed by God. No heartfelt prayer is ignored. When we cry out to Him in faith, He responds. Sometimes, the answer comes immediately, as it did for Hezekiah. Other times, it comes in ways we do not expect. But one thing is certain—God is a healer, a restorer, and a God of second chances.

Are you facing a situation that seems hopeless? Do you feel like you're at the end of your strength? Just as Hezekiah did, turn your face to the wall—remove distractions, seek God in prayer, and believe in His power. He hears, He sees, and He is faithful to heal. Your healing may be physical, emotional, or spiritual, but God will bring restoration.

Let this message encourage you today: God is still in the business of answering prayers. Keep believing, keep praying, and keep trusting. Your miracle is on the way!

29/03/2025

The Book Of Ruth

Author: The Book of Ruth does not specifically name its author. The tradition is that the Book of Ruth was written by the Prophet Samuel.

Date of Writing: The exact date the Book of Ruth was written is uncertain. However, the prevalent view is a date between 1011 and 931 B.C.

Purpose of Writing: The Book of Ruth was written to the Israelites. It teaches that genuine love at times may require uncompromising sacrifice. Regardless of our lot in life, we can live according to the precepts of God. Genuine love and kindness will be rewarded. God abundantly blesses those who seek to live obedient lives. Obedient living does not allow for "accidents" in God's plan. God extends mercy to the merciful.

Key Verses: Ruth 1:16, "But Ruth replied, 'Don't urge me to leave you or to turn back from you. Where you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay. Your people will be my people and your God my God.'"

Ruth 3:9, "'Who are you?' he asked. 'I am your servant Ruth,' she said. 'Spread the corner of your garment over me, since you are a kinsman-redeemer.'"

Ruth 4:17, "The women living there said, 'Naomi has a son.' And they named him Obed. He was the father of Jesse, the father of David."

Brief Summary: The setting for the Book of Ruth begins in the heathen country of Moab, a region northeast of the Dead Sea, but then moves to Bethlehem. This true account takes place during the dismal days of failure and rebellion of the Israelites, called the period of the Judges. A famine forces Elimelech and his wife, Naomi, from their Israelite home to the country of Moab. Elimelech dies and Naomi is left with her 2 sons, who soon marry 2 Moabite girls, Orpah and Ruth. Later both of the sons die, and Naomi is left alone with Orpah and Ruth in a strange land. Orpah returns to her parents, but Ruth determines to stay with Naomi as they journey to Bethlehem.