Timothy: The Making of a Young Man of Destiny — Part 1
Raised by Women. Shaped by Fire. Called by God. Tim turned eighteen yesterday. But as dawn crept through his curtains in thin, trembling lines, he already felt the weight of adulthood pressing on his chest. He lay awake, restless, replaying the events of the night before — the surprise party, the laughter, the noise, and […]
The Old Man and the Hangman’s Dawn
In a dim prison cell, an old man races against time to finish a letter that could save a young man’s life. Between ink, prayer, and the weight of unfinished work, he discovers again the grace that holds him fast.
Philemon Reimagined: The Most Daring Return in the New Testament:
The guard sat up bolt right as the first knock sounded at the gate. He wasn’t sure he heard well or the wind playing a trick Then a second knock. This time a bit more assured. Determined. The first guard caught the eyes of the second one as their eyes asked the same question; “Who […]
The Battle Is the Lord’s — But You Still Have to Show Up
Many of us want God to fight our battles, but we don’t want to take the first step. We crave divine intervention without personal participation. Yet Scripture keeps whispering (and sometimes shouting) a different truth: God fights for us, but He rarely fights without us. 1. Setting the Scene: A Battle Bigger Than the Kings […]
The Day Joseph Lost Everything: A Story of Favouritism, Sibling Rivalry, and Survival
What else is there to read about Joseph, right? Wrong. Come with me. Joseph as prime minister is only the ending of the story. What about the beginning? From Favoured Son to Slave: The Day Joseph Lost Everything Joseph’s story is often told as a tale of triumph – the slave boy who became a […]
The African Wrapper: Names, Meanings, and Cultural Significance Across the Continent
African print fabric and a dead man I was in that hospital room when my comatose father morphed. I had brought his change of clothes in preparation for the trip to relocate him to the village, but the guy took a unilateral vote against that trip. When the hospital requested salt and wrapper, I went […]
Benin Kingdom Ivory Tusk: Sacred Symbolism and Colonial Legacy at Portsmouth Museum.
At the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, visitors are presented with a myriad of historical treasures to explore. Among the 9 captivating history troves available, the Royal Navy museum holds a remarkable artifact from ancient times – an Ivory tusk obtained from the #BeninKingdom of Nigeria. The Ivory tusk showing cultural carvings on it Origins and Early […]
Empire Windrush: Caribbean Roots and the Legacy of the Windrush Generation
What is the Windrush generation, you are tempted to ask? Well, do you recall this statue at the #londonwaterloo station? Ever paused to read what it is about? Relax, let me help you out today with a bit of black history. Origins of the Empire Windrush Stay with me, let’s pause in front of this […]
Black History Month – Day 29 – Rwanda
15 hours ago, we flew out of Haiti, and here we are, taxing down at the Kigali International Airport in Rwanda.
You Can Never Walk Alone
Dear Diary, My neighbour died today. Alright, not this one downstairs who gave me the bike. A neighbour across the street. Yes, that first house in the street, the white one. No, not all the houses in this street are white. I do not know yet if it is the him or her. The funeral […]