Heart of the Wise

In the tapestry of Scripture, few contrasts shine as sharply as the lives of Deborah and Delilah—two women who walked the same era, yet carved destinies that could not be more different.  Their stories echo across generations as reminders of the profound power of influence and the enduring weight of character. Deborah stands tall in the pages of history—judge, prophetess, mother in Israel.  Under the shade of her palm, wisdom flowed like a river; leaders sought her counsel, and nations found clarity.  Anointed by God, she rose not by charm nor manipulation, but by divine conviction. Her voice stirred courage in the heart of Barak, her presence rallied a nation, and her obedience ushered in deliverance.  She lived yielded, purposeful, aligned—her legacy sealed in a victorious song that still reverberates through time. Delilah, by contrast, moved in another spirit.  Known for allure but devoid of divine anchor, she wielded influence not to uplift but to undo....

Intriguing topic, yes I know.  For a reason you will see soon. As you noted, it’s a shortened question not a statement of fact. So let’s start by asking it fully as a proper question: Does Satan care? Does he care if he tells you to sleep a little longer when you wake up to pray, when you are already well rested? Does he care about your health? Does he care if he reminds you of all your bills and pressing needs or quizzes you on why you want to give all of that tithe and offering? Does he care about your welfare? Does he care if he suggests to you that you need to get down with someone you’re not married to because you need physical or emotional intimacy? Does he really care about your emotional health? If he tells you to not forgive, or to not humble yourself and apologize, or to not give support of any kind that you are capable of, do you think he is protecting you, or helping you cultivate relationships, or doing you any good? If he convinces you to fight, downgrade, abandon or ...

PLEASE LISTEN TO THE GOSPEL God is Holy, Holy, Holy.  God created the Heaven and the Earth. God created Man to manage the Earth. All that God created was good.  God gave Man a commandment. Man sinned (disobeyed God's command).  This sin (disobedience or transgression of God's law of life) had great consequences. Man fell from Glory, from Divine Nature. Evil and wickedness entered the world.  The knowledge or experience of good and evil. To end this, God will destroy the present world. Sin ultimately resulted in Disease and Death.  Man, as created, was never to be ill or to die. Now, Man's physical body dies and his eternal soul is heading to everlasting damnation.  That's the bad news.  But the good news is that God had a solution.  God came as Man in the person of "Jesus". To pay the ultimate price of death that took the penalty of sin for His Bride, the Elect of God, thus revealing "The Father" in Love, in Grace. "Jesus Christ", God in hu...

A prophetic psalm  The Lord hides himself Yes, God amidst mortals Shows up as the unknown Came from humble home Lived as an ordinary man  Saw what men did to him  Malhanded their Creator Oblivious of spirit identity  They showed true indices The scope of their hearts So judgment can be just And justice determined  So the full scale is seen A cup takes all pouring  Till it is filled to the brim Then it overflows—spills Content not re-contained  Some trust in the chariots Some defined holy amiss Limited their applications Of what needs be holistic Blessed are the merciful  For they shall get mercy You who did show mercy You have given blessings Come into the light now To reveal yourself clearly  So yours will come to you Blessed be the Lord God Be blessed of the Lord 🙏

In honor of a great leader, nation builder and elder statesman (now he is still alive), by way of listing some of his significant contributions to Nigeria’s socio-economic development and foreign affairs. Chief Olusegun Matthew Okikiola Ogunboye Aremu Obasanjo GCFR, born 5 March 1937, is a Nigerian politician, agriculturalist and former army general.  After his earlier role as a military head of state from 1976 to 1979, Chief Obasanjo served as Nigeria’s civilian president from 1999 to 2007.  His presidency was marked by key administrative reforms and economic growth initiatives including debt relief and telecommunications reforms. Fortunately, during his tenure, oil prices rose, giving the country increased earnings from oil exports.  Having benefited from high international oil prices during his first presidential term, his government planned both to increase Nigeria's oil output and to produce increasing quantities of liquefied natural gas, which was first exported in ...

Parents, Pastors, Mentors and Leaders,  If your child, flock, mentee or follower is expressing some deep concern, or is questioning something or someone, or doesn’t feel right about going ahead with a decision whether as serious as marriage or as mundane as going to school on a particular day, or warns about a looming danger either with certain persons in the household, neighborhood, school or church or anywhere, you would do well to pay close attention and take necessary precaution to avoid regrets over avoidable unwanted situations later. I clearly remember the life-altering story by a close relative of a little child waking up early one morning to strangely tell a mother that she didn’t want to go to school that day but the mother shoved it aside as mere child talk and quickly prepared everything as usual and took the child to school, only for the child to be shockingly and mysteriously kidnapped on that particular day and that mother never saw the child again until she passed f...