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HUMILITY IS SUBMITTING TO OTHERS AND HONORING EVERYONE –PART 4 HUMILITY IN RELATIONSHIPS

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Relationships are the testing grounds for humility. Life and ministry involve people, and I believe relationships are the toughest grooming grounds for humility. Humility is not a gift of the Spirit but a fruit that must be developed. We develop humility in relationships by recognizing that we are created by one creator who made us […]

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HUMILITY IS SUBMISSION TO GOD: RECOGNIZING OUR DEPENDENCE ON GOD- PART 3 HUMILITY BEFORE GOD

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In today’s world of highly valued individualism, it may seem paradoxical to associate submission with humility. However, when it comes to our relationship with God, the opposite is true. The lower we go, the higher we ascend. The more we humble ourselves before Him, the higher He exalts us. This humility is necessary for spiritual

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HUMILITY IS REPENTANCEPART: [PART 2] HUMILITY BEFORE GOD

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In this week’s blog post, I discuss the meaning of humbling ourselves before God. Some of us were taught to believe that humbling ourselves before God meant displaying meekness and weakness or approaching God with tears and sorrow. However, while there are elements of truth in these postures, some are just emotional expressions or superficial

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THE POWER OF HUMILITY

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When God called me to ministry, one of His most essential instructions was to remain humble. He repeatedly emphasized this as He continued preparing me for the challenges ahead. Sometimes, He would even show me the obstacles I would face and how humility would be the key to overcoming them. I am grateful for this

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 VICTOR, NOT VICTIM!

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A sister from Sierra Leone taught me how to fight in the natural and spiritual realms. She explained that in life, we must fight spiritually and naturally. The understanding of her advice has been progressive; we are not victims but victors. The same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead resides in us, supports us,

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REBRANDED FOR GLORY

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The fifteenth chapter of First Corinthians uses natural life analogies that can help us understand the pruning of God. Amongst them is the need for a seed to die to sprout afresh and produce much harvest. While the context of the chapter is about our future, we can apply this chapter to our present life.

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