Let’s talk about how to plan our week! Shall we?

“Take Baby Steps” is a common “motivational command” but when we use it we mean we should take small and unsure steps. But babies take small and unsure yet totally bold steps. Sometimes it feels like our knowledge as adults makes us more scared than bold, if a baby had seen Jesus get out of the boat and walk on water, the Baby would have done that too, and he/she won’t have started sinking or drowning… Peter’s knowledge of what the water can do made him start drowning… Yes knowledge is good, but this is to remind you to trust God more than your knowledge…

I think we’re in “The Years of the Unknown”, we all have questions and it seems like we just aren’t sure of a lot of things…

We trust God with our seasons because he cares for us more than we care for ourselves. Listen here and let me know what you think in the comment section!

Join me, let’s pray for the week we’re about to have, because we’re about to have a splendid one!

When you’re waiting for a partner, it’s easy to get tired and try to compromise, but this is to strengthen your convictions. By “clean” in this episode I meant “clearly categorized” or “cleanly friendship (unmixed with the romantic feeling)”. Jooget?

If you were born in an “average” family like mine, but you’ve tasted a lirru of poverty here and there, (or more a lirru sha) maybe because of mismanagement or debt or anything, we mostly grow up with a hustle mindset (most of us sha), I remember that I always say, “this money, I’ll make it, it’ll be clean, but I’ll never be poor” and I’ve honestly lived that life.

If you were born in an “average” family like mine, but you’ve tasted a lirru of poverty here and there, (or more a lirru sha) maybe because of mismanagement or debt or anything, we mostly grow up with a hustle mindset (most of us sha), I remember that I always say, “this money, I’ll make it, it’ll be clean, but I’ll never be poor” and I’ve honestly lived that life. This episode is to help us find the balance between wanting more and being thirsty.

You should listen to the first take after listening to this! Wink Wink! Press play!

God hasn’t called us to police or spread news about who someone used to be! You know who they used to be, so you should appreciate their change more! Celebrate Changing People!