By Pastor Royston Smith Though not naturally a fearful person, the events of the past few months have severely dented my confidence. I am often deemed optimistic; yet I find myself preparing for the worst. I am fretful about my life, my age, my only child, the state of the world and what the next few...

By Pastor Royston Smith A purpose driven life is a productive life. It leads to our holistic wellbeing – social, mental, physical and spiritual.  One school of thought suggests that this is a combination of nature and nurture: genetic inheritance and the environmental influence. Being aware of one’s purpose enables one to live an impactful life.  Finding your purpose makes for a much more fulfilled life.  This can seem an...

By Jenniffer Mann . If you’re anything like me, you’re probably more proficient at making mistakes than you would care to admit.  None of us like to think that we messed up but the truth of the matter is we are all guilty of messing up, sometimes badly.  It can...

By Felicien Ekoume One of the greatest dangers that we Christians put ourselves in, is the neglect of prayer. We may sometimes become comfortable when things are going fine in our lives, so much so that prayer is barely thought of. And even when prayer comes to our mind, we are too lazy...

By Felicien Ekoume Sometimes, God’s way of blessing us, is by not granting us what we have prayed for. Sometimes, it will take years for the promise to be materialised, for the gift to arrive, but whatever the time, it will be worth the wait. God blesses us through the pain of affliction...

Friday Fix Bible Study: 2 Chronicles 17:1-9 and 2 Chronicles 20 By Kai Barton and edited by Shaniqua Benjamin This is a written record of a Bible Study session undertaken during youth Friday night discussions and is thereby credited to all of them.  Context Jehoshaphat succeeded the throne after his...