Author: Oluwatayo Alofun

Episode 3: How I Lost My Way

As believers, sometimes, there will be some good ideas, fantastic offers coming your way, they look too good not to be godly, except they are not; they’re just mere distractions trying to stop you from following the map. At such a moment, how can we allow God’s word and his Holy Spirit to be your guide so that you don’t lean on your own understanding?

Episode 2: You Need to Stay On Your Lane

The line between innocent involvement and intrusion is so thin that it requires God’s wisdom to help people without crossing it.
If we are not careful, we could get far too involved in areas of people’s lives where we have no business and end up causing more harm than good.
The big question is ‘where do we draw the balance between being our brother’s keeper and minding our business

Set Your Life on Fire!

When a Christian decides to play cool, calm, and collected with the flesh and the devil, you end up struggling with flies, getting distracted and feeling defeated all the time, falling into condemnation, and getting knocked down by every little challenge that the devil throws at you. That’s not a way for a child of God to live, you need to be on fire!

Episode 1: Change of Ownership

What do we really mean when we say we are born again?

When we say we have given our lives to Christ, it is my understanding that a change of ownership has been signed from that day onward; we no longer belong to ourselves. How true is this in our everyday living though?

In this episode, I liken it to a great lesson I learned during the Change of Ownership for my car.

How Far Are You Willing To Go?

The three Maggi traveled from Babylon to Jerusalem. the distance between Babylon and Jerusalem is about 2,700km. To put this in perspective, Lagos to Abuja is about 774.6km. If you do the maths, that’s like three times the distance from Lagos to Abuja not by Flight or bus but by road walk. This was how far they were willing to go just to worship Jesus.

The Deceitfulness of December

Why do we think that the best time to make resolution is December? The new year begins whenever you’re ready today, tomorrow or next month. Don’t rush into making commitments if you’ve not thought it through, don’t set up yourself for failure with unrealistic resolutions that will end up leaving you guilty about how you’ve wasted the year.

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