“Now Sarai, Abram’s wife, had borne him no children. But she had an Egyptian slave named Hagar; so she said to Abram, “The LORD has kept me from having children. Go, sleep with my slave; perhaps I can build a family through her.” Abram agreed to what Sarai said.” Genesis 16:1-2 NIV Introduction Waiting for
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This age is saturated with motivation. From motivational speakers and self-help seminars to viral quotes and inspirational content, humanity is constantly being told that personal renewal is within reach. We are encouraged to believe in ourselves, unlock our potential, overcome limitations and become everything we desire. These messages can be inspiring and emotionally stirring. They
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“These men who have turned the world upside down have come here also.” — Acts 17:6 There are moments in the history of Christianity when the Gospel encounters a generation so powerfully that its effects cannot be ignored. Communities are challenged, lives are transformed, hearts are awakened, and the name of Jesus becomes impossible to
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Farmers feed this nation. If farmers in Ghana woke up one morning and said, “We will not go to the farm again,” what would happen? We all know the answer. Ghana would starve. Not because there is no seed. The seed is available in the barn. But seed in the barn cannot become food. That
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In a generation where many young people proudly identify as Christians, perhaps we need to ask a more searching question: Does our lives reflect the Christ we profess? Being a Christian is more than attending church every Sunday, carrying a Bible, posting Scripture verses or being known as a member of a church. Christianity is
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“Let all things be done decently and in order.” — 1 Corinthians 14:40 The story of God’s work in the world is often told through the lives of extraordinary individuals. We celebrate Abraham’s faith, Moses’ leadership, Esther’s courage and Paul’s missionary zeal. Yet, Scripture reveals a deeper truth: God works not only through people but
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There has never been a generation with greater opportunities to make an impact than the generation of young people alive today. With a smartphone, a social media account or simply a circle of friends, one can reach hundreds, thousands or even millions of people within seconds. Yet, in a world where fame is often measured
Church ministry weeks are more than annual celebrations. They provide opportunities to highlight, appreciate, and re-energise specific ministries while reminding the entire congregation of their unique contribution to the mission of the Church. The 2026 National Youth Week, celebrated under the theme “Making Jesus Famous Everywhere,” was no exception. Anchored on Daniel 3:28–29, Mark 1:28,
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Since Adam stretched out his hand in disobedience, the human story has been marked by a painful catalogue of realities — sin, suffering, disease, conflict and death. We have built, discovered, invented and advanced. Yet, beneath all our progress lies an uncomfortable truth: something is still broken. We have tried religion without repentance, charity without
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There was a time when the term “sex tape” immediately evoked images of something secretly recorded: an intimate moment captured without the knowledge or consent of the people involved and later released to the public. But something about the current trend feels different. Increasingly, we are confronted with intimate videos that appear to have been
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