• New day
    New beginnings
    The buck stops with you...
    No excuses...
    Keep moving no matter how small
    New day New beginnings The buck stops with you... No excuses... Keep moving no matter how small
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  • #ATTENDENT
    #GODSUNSHINE13
    #FAVOUR


    KEEP THE HEART SO PURE AND LET HAPPINESS IN TI
    #ATTENDENT #GODSUNSHINE13 #FAVOUR KEEP THE HEART SO PURE AND LET HAPPINESS IN TI
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  • #GODSUNSHINE13
    #FAVOUR
    #ATTENDENT


    GRAB AND KEEP YOURSELF READY FOR YOUR CHILD'S UPCOMING JAMB EXAMS
    #GODSUNSHINE13 #FAVOUR #ATTENDENT GRAB AND KEEP YOURSELF READY FOR YOUR CHILD'S UPCOMING JAMB EXAMS
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  • As we go down to sleep
    We beg God our souls to keep. May we have a very goodnight rest


    #discipline
    As we go down to sleep We beg God our souls to keep. May we have a very goodnight rest 😴😴 #discipline
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  • #waskydone #Spreadthelove
    Before and now.
    It can always get better, Nakupenda to the world,.
    Happy Sunday folks, keep trying it can always get better.
    #waskydone #Spreadthelove Before and now. It can always get better, Nakupenda to the world,. Happy Sunday folks, keep trying it can always get better.
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  • Putting Faith Into Practice

    Faith is essentially trust, which is a pivotal part of following Jesus.

    Hebrews 11:6 says, “Without faith it is impossible to please God..." And Ephesians 2:8 explains, “It is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God.”

    So we shouldn’t put too much faith in our own faith, but put our faith in God. Only He can create, save, and sustain. We can't know all things, but we can know Him—who knows all things. Which is why we would be wise to put our trust in Him.

    But putting our faith into practice isn’t always easy. The writer of Hebrews tells us that faith begins with having confidence in the things we hope for. More than that, it is having assurance for things we cannot see.

    While this sounds like a contradiction, faith actually requires us to believe in something outside of ourselves. If we could see it and measure it, it wouldn’t require faith. For instance, we read in Scripture that God created the earth and everything in it. But we weren’t there when it happened. It requires faith to believe that.

    Jesus says that those who believe in Him will inherit eternal life—but that’s a promise that has yet to come. We have to have faith that Jesus will keep His promise, and that one day we will be in heaven with Him.

    Faith is the assurance that what God promised will happen. It is the confidence that what Jesus said is actually true. This is why people in Scripture faithfully waited for God to fulfill His promises toward them. Most of them might not have seen that fulfillment in their lifetime, but they had faith that God would still follow through.

    Take some time to consider your own faith. Is your faith filled with confident hope? Pray for God to give you the assurance that all of His promises will come true. And as you do that, learn from the stories mentioned in Hebrews 11 on what it means to put faith into practice.
    Putting Faith Into Practice Faith is essentially trust, which is a pivotal part of following Jesus. Hebrews 11:6 says, “Without faith it is impossible to please God..." And Ephesians 2:8 explains, “It is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God.” So we shouldn’t put too much faith in our own faith, but put our faith in God. Only He can create, save, and sustain. We can't know all things, but we can know Him—who knows all things. Which is why we would be wise to put our trust in Him. But putting our faith into practice isn’t always easy. The writer of Hebrews tells us that faith begins with having confidence in the things we hope for. More than that, it is having assurance for things we cannot see. While this sounds like a contradiction, faith actually requires us to believe in something outside of ourselves. If we could see it and measure it, it wouldn’t require faith. For instance, we read in Scripture that God created the earth and everything in it. But we weren’t there when it happened. It requires faith to believe that. Jesus says that those who believe in Him will inherit eternal life—but that’s a promise that has yet to come. We have to have faith that Jesus will keep His promise, and that one day we will be in heaven with Him. Faith is the assurance that what God promised will happen. It is the confidence that what Jesus said is actually true. This is why people in Scripture faithfully waited for God to fulfill His promises toward them. Most of them might not have seen that fulfillment in their lifetime, but they had faith that God would still follow through. Take some time to consider your own faith. Is your faith filled with confident hope? Pray for God to give you the assurance that all of His promises will come true. And as you do that, learn from the stories mentioned in Hebrews 11 on what it means to put faith into practice. 😍
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  • #ATTENDENT
    #GODSUNSHINE13
    #FAVOUR

    RISE AND SHINE LOVIES , A HALF MIRROR WAS ONCE A FULL MIRROR

    DON'T GIVE UP

    KEEP STRIVING ON YOUR GOALS
    #ATTENDENT #GODSUNSHINE13 #FAVOUR RISE AND SHINE LOVIES , A HALF MIRROR WAS ONCE A FULL MIRROR DON'T GIVE UP KEEP STRIVING ON YOUR GOALS
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  • RELATIONSHIPS
    Why Friendship is more important than you think

    "In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed." – Khalil Gibran

    We often prioritize and seek romantic relationships first and foremost. We also value our family bonds and tend to favor these connections. However, this can mean that we leave friendships by the wayside. And yet friendships can be very important for a good, satisfying, and meaningful life.

    Friendships are special because they are usually far more about positive emotions and fun than other relationships. That is not to say that friends won’t be there during the hard times, but that we tend to hang out with them when we want to. With a relative or a partner, there are usually more obligations. This means that friends can become those positive relationships that bring us joy and happiness, even when things are tough elsewhere.

    Secondly, friends are chosen, and as we maintain a friendship, we keep making the choice to stick with that person. It empowers us to build long and satisfying connections but let go of those that are less significant.

    #nakupenda #Utom58 #De_NextVerYou #Relationships
    RELATIONSHIPS Why Friendship is more important than you think "In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed." – Khalil Gibran We often prioritize and seek romantic relationships first and foremost. We also value our family bonds and tend to favor these connections. However, this can mean that we leave friendships by the wayside. And yet friendships can be very important for a good, satisfying, and meaningful life. Friendships are special because they are usually far more about positive emotions and fun than other relationships. That is not to say that friends won’t be there during the hard times, but that we tend to hang out with them when we want to. With a relative or a partner, there are usually more obligations. This means that friends can become those positive relationships that bring us joy and happiness, even when things are tough elsewhere. Secondly, friends are chosen, and as we maintain a friendship, we keep making the choice to stick with that person. It empowers us to build long and satisfying connections but let go of those that are less significant. #nakupenda #Utom58 #De_NextVerYou #Relationships
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  • The past weeks have been a roller coaster. Thank God for helping me bounce back. I'm better today and I'll keep pushing. #sarahdalandlady #grateful
    The past weeks have been a roller coaster. Thank God for helping me bounce back. I'm better today and I'll keep pushing. #sarahdalandlady #grateful
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  • So I asked myself

    What's the reward for keeping quiet ??
    And what's the reward for speaking up ??

    You know the answer abi ?
    Yes, I know say you know.

    So just check the two and tell me which you prefer,
    You wanna be quiet or you wanna speak up ??
    So I asked myself What's the reward for keeping quiet ?? And what's the reward for speaking up ?? You know the answer abi ? Yes, I know say you know. So just check the two and tell me which you prefer, You wanna be quiet or you wanna speak up ??🧏🧏
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  • Life Lessons from the 10 Virgins (Matthew 25:1–13)

    This story isn’t just about oil and lamps—it’s about life, readiness, and personal growth. Here’s what it teaches us today:

    Stay Ready – Opportunities and challenges don’t always give warnings. Be prepared, even in the quiet seasons.

    You Can’t Borrow Growth – Wisdom, discipline, and faith aren’t transferable. Do your own inner work.

    Time Has Limits – Some doors in life don’t stay open forever. Don’t delay what truly matters.

    Look Beyond Appearances – All 10 had lamps, but only 5 had oil. Substance beats image—every time.

    Keep Watch – Stay awake to life’s deeper purpose. Be present, be intentional, be ready.

    The message is simple: don’t just carry the lamp—make sure you’ve got the oil.


    #knowledge
    #LifeLessons
    #StayReady
    #gbemiking
    Life Lessons from the 10 Virgins (Matthew 25:1–13) This story isn’t just about oil and lamps—it’s about life, readiness, and personal growth. Here’s what it teaches us today: Stay Ready – Opportunities and challenges don’t always give warnings. Be prepared, even in the quiet seasons. You Can’t Borrow Growth – Wisdom, discipline, and faith aren’t transferable. Do your own inner work. Time Has Limits – Some doors in life don’t stay open forever. Don’t delay what truly matters. Look Beyond Appearances – All 10 had lamps, but only 5 had oil. Substance beats image—every time. Keep Watch – Stay awake to life’s deeper purpose. Be present, be intentional, be ready. The message is simple: don’t just carry the lamp—make sure you’ve got the oil. #knowledge #LifeLessons #StayReady #gbemiking
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  • The Bamboo and the Oak

    Once upon a time, in a lush forest, an oak tree stood tall and proud. Beside it, a bamboo seed lay buried in the soil, barely noticeable.

    As the years passed, the oak grew quickly, stretching toward the sky. Birds built nests in its branches. Travelers rested in its shade. The oak mocked the ground below, where the bamboo seed still hadn’t broken through.

    But the bamboo never gave up. It continued to grow roots deep into the earth, quietly and patiently.

    After five years, something incredible happened. The bamboo finally shot out of the ground—and in just six weeks, it grew over 80 feet tall. Its strength and flexibility amazed everyone.

    The forest learned a lesson that day: While the oak grew fast and looked impressive, the bamboo had been preparing itself all along—growing strong where no one could see.

    Moral: Just because your progress isn’t visible doesn’t mean you’re not growing. Sometimes, the most important growth happens underground, in the dark. Keep going. Your time is coming.

    #knowledge
    #KeepGoing
    #TrustTheJourney
    #PersonalGrowth
    #NeverGiveUp #BetterDaysAreComing #StayStrong
    #GrowInSilence
    #gbemiking
    The Bamboo and the Oak Once upon a time, in a lush forest, an oak tree stood tall and proud. Beside it, a bamboo seed lay buried in the soil, barely noticeable. As the years passed, the oak grew quickly, stretching toward the sky. Birds built nests in its branches. Travelers rested in its shade. The oak mocked the ground below, where the bamboo seed still hadn’t broken through. But the bamboo never gave up. It continued to grow roots deep into the earth, quietly and patiently. After five years, something incredible happened. The bamboo finally shot out of the ground—and in just six weeks, it grew over 80 feet tall. Its strength and flexibility amazed everyone. The forest learned a lesson that day: While the oak grew fast and looked impressive, the bamboo had been preparing itself all along—growing strong where no one could see. Moral: Just because your progress isn’t visible doesn’t mean you’re not growing. Sometimes, the most important growth happens underground, in the dark. Keep going. Your time is coming. #knowledge #KeepGoing #TrustTheJourney #PersonalGrowth #NeverGiveUp #BetterDaysAreComing #StayStrong #GrowInSilence #gbemiking
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