Category: Critical Thinking

The Trauma Trap

Trauma, which is often a consequence of abuse, destroys legitimacy in the mind of the traumatised. It is a paralysing agent that makes what should be admirable, desireable, and natural to become scary, offensive, and dangerous in the eyes of the abused. It is not the will of […]

The Ministry of Healing

“The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free, 19 to proclaim the year of […]

Giving Through the Pain

Hey y’all. How are you doing today? I hope all’s good with you. The truth is, times are hard for many, if not most, of us. A lot of people are suffering, not just physically, but emotionally, mentally. People are grieving losses every day, broken dreams, dashed expectations, […]

Fasting From Sin?

Hi guys! Happy Happy New Year!!! It’s that time of the year again, where many believers will engage in fasting to prepare themselves for what the year holds. I’ve heard teaching over the years about this mandatory exercise that many churches part-take in, but there’s something that rubs […]

Play the Hand You Are Dealt

This was another lesson I got from reading WILL, Will Smith’s autobiography, co-written by Mark Manson. Like I’ve said, the lessons are plenty, and I don’t know how this one was missed in the twelve I compiled last week! Actually, it was one of the early lessons that […]

God Doesn’t Want You to be Poor

“Oh, no… She has joined their ranks,” I hear someone thinking. “What do you expect when she’s listening to Joel Osteen…?’ LOL! Actually, this post wasn’t inspired by anything Joel Osteen said, at least not directly. It was actually inspired by a message preached in church last week, […]

The Prodigal Son Who Didn’t Return…

This episode is part of my podcast series DEAR ATHEIST… If you prefer, LISTEN NOW. ***** The story of ‘The Prodigal Son‘ is a definite favourite among Christians. We love it! I love it too because it’s the most explicit description of God’s extraordinary grace. And the lesson is enough to […]