Tag: Oke Chinye

Focus on changing one specific habit or behavior at a time. Trying to change multiple habits at once is setting yourself up for failure. Successful habit change  involves focusing on something highly specific and measurable that can be done  and repeated over a period.

There are perhaps two main reasons why changing a habit is difficult for many  of us. Firstly, we do not truly see why we need to change. Secondly, we do not  know how to change. The process of going about that change is ambiguous or  unclear.

You are not yet perfected. You are a work in progress. Your confession and  acceptance of Jesus as Lord and Saviour is just the beginning of your walk with  the Lord. You must grow unto maturity. There are things that pertain to life and  godliness that God has made available to you, but you need…

Your heart is a pool of ideas and dreams. There are visions that need to be  birthed, businesses that need to be created, books that need to be written as  well as souls that need to be saved. Every now and then, the Holy Spirit will  cause a stirring within you which could be in…

King Solomon had great wisdom and wealth. “All his drinking vessels were gold,  and all the vessels of the House of the Forest of Lebanon were pure gold. Not one  was silver, for this was accounted as nothing in the days of Solomon.

To receive the new, you must get rid of the old. Before God announced to the  nation of Israel that He would do a new thing, He first instructed them to forget  the former things. You cannot open a new chapter of your life if you keep reliving  the previous one. Do you desire a…

Life is a lively process of becoming; change is therefore one thing you should  expect. Some of these changes will be in the form of battles that you will need  to surmount every now and then. Today’s reading highlights some important  strategies for winning the battles of life.

The bible does not specifically state what Paul’s “thorn in the flesh” was. But  whatever it was, it must have been uncomfortable because he pleaded with God  on three occasions to take it away. He seemed desperate to get rid of. When God in His infinite wisdom refused Paul’s appeal, he did not let the…

In today’s reading,  we see the mighty acts of some biblical characters. Through their faith, they  chose to live differently (worked righteousness), were victorious in battles  (subdued kingdoms), obtained long awaited promises and were involved in  seemingly impossible acts: