The Agnostic Who Interrupted My Prayer Walk
Fear of Dogs, interruptions And How Both Teach Us Presence “My wife leaves today for Sierra Leone. She is a missionary. But I am an agnostic” A broad smile smeared across his face as his tiny cockerpoo came wagging its tail towards me “Stop”. I ordered the dog. Then “I am afraid of dogs” I […]
Cultural Competence; The Invisible Tariff in Global Market Entry Strategy
Dear CEO Presume you are sitting on the Board panel interviewing the final candidate to run your new campaign in a foreign market It’s a perfunctory interview since the candidate has passed through all the hoops You ask the following question: Which of these, in your estimate, is the most expensive barrier to trade in […]
You Brits Don’t Know What You Have: A Sunday Morning With the NHS
Two truths can exist as shown by the ailing NHS.
Why Nigerian Honey Isn’t on UK Shelves – Despite Being One of Africa’s Finest
Immediately the rainforest notes of Fawziyya’s honey hit my taste buds, I found myself flying through the air and traversing the streets of Nigeria. And no, I am not a witch. I am merely an immigrant who remembered the taste of home. As I surrendered my senses to the lingering heady taste, my eyes watered […]
Before The Music: The Making of Joseph Jackson
A powerful exploration of Joseph Jackson’s life — the father behind Michael Jackson, The Jackson 5, and Janet Jackson. This essay uncovers how Jim Crow America shaped his parenting style, ambition, and the family’s rise to global fame.
Joash; The Collapse of Borrowed Strength
“Fake it until you make it”
But what happens when you cannot make it?
Athaliah: The Woman Who Destroyed What She Couldn’t Control
She tried to secure her future through control. Then destroyed the very destiny she hoped to protect.
Jeroboam: The Man Who Feared His Own Future
God offered him a dynasty as enduring as David’s, yet insecurity pushed him to build what God never asked for. His story is a warning to every believer who feels the urge to take control when God’s promise feels fragile. Fear doesn’t just distract; it rewrites futures
DEMAS: When Comfort Silences Calling.
Demas didn’t fall. He faded.
He didn’t rebel, he relaxed.
He didn’t deny Christ — he simply preferred comfort.
His story is a warning that the greatest threat to calling isn’t always sin or suffering, but the slow, quiet pull of a world that feels easier than obedience.
Self‑Sabotage: The Quiet Enemy That Steals God‑Given Futures
Does she who is down really fear no falls? Explore how a rebuke led me down a rabbit hole of discovery to reveal the subtle ways we sabotage our own calling.