Heaven rejoices when a new soul embraces Christ [Luke 15:10]. Fellow believers shower them with love, especially within the hallowed halls of congregations. But as the fledgling Christian advances, they encounter an unexpected anti-climax—a fusillade of enemy fire. Sermons and communal worship suffice not; personal study reveals a different narrative.
1 CommentReflections on Life, Purpose, and Aspirations In Harare, the days grow longer, the nights shorter, yet the hours still add up to 24. The routine…
1 CommentThere is not much wisdom behind a long life. It is a blessing. We can stay healthy and be of sober habits. That helps a lot but, all who died were not as reckless as you may believe. It all comes down to the blessing of the one who authored life. One day, your name will be called and, may you smile and not panic, rest assured in the knowledge that you lived large, loved hard and prepared for your last breath.
Leave a CommentIn the ancient garden of Eden, Adam and Eve embarked on their journey of existence. Their mission? Multiplication—the propagation of life. Their firstborn, Cain, and…
Leave a CommentHuman life—a tapestry woven with threads of mystery, purpose, and fleeting moments. On this personal journey, I oscillate between introspection and spontaneity, like a pendulum…
Leave a CommentYour occasional cognitive dissonance may stem from how Christianity was presented to you. When you were told that you are a new creation, they were…
Leave a CommentIn the sacred realm of faith, the born-again Christian emerges as a new creation—washed in redemption’s crimson tide [2 Cor 5:17]. Purchased at an incalculable…
Leave a CommentIn the quiet chambers of my heart, I harbor wishes—not born of malice, but steeped in love. For you, dear soul, I wish the taste of failure—the bitter draught that humbles and reshapes.
Leave a CommentAh, the canvas of a day stretches before you, blank and uncharted. No grand plans, just a laissez-faire attitude—like a cat sprawled in sunbeams, contemplating…
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