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In Acts 12, when Peter was in prison, the church didn’t just tweet about it or hold a strategy meeting—they prayed earnestly and together. And God shook the chains of Peter in the middle of the night. What would happen if the modern church returned to that kind of desperation?…

In a world of diets, “clean eating,” and detox teas, having a normal relationship with food can feel revolutionary. Today we explore what it means to eat intuitively, listen to your body, and remove guilt from meals. We’ll challenge cultural beliefs around food, weight, and morality — and discuss how…

In a culture that equates worth with relationship status, single women often feel like the odd ones out. But singlehood isn’t a season to survive—it’s a calling to live well. The challenge? Staying true to your values when loneliness whispers and compromise looks tempting. Womanhood in Christ isn’t defined by…

Jesus said a house divided against itself cannot stand—and that includes prayer meetings. United prayer collapses when pride, unforgiveness, or hidden agendas creep in. How can we ask for a move of God while ignoring the gossip, jealousy, and offence sitting right next to us in the pew? Unity doesn’t…

Death is one of the few guarantees in life—but for the believer, it’s not the end. It’s a pause. The promise of resurrection turns every funeral into a waiting room, not a goodbye. In a world that fears death and glorifies youth, God offers something better: eternity with Him. That’s…