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.
Cancer & The Black Communities: Why we’re still getting diagnosed late
Why Black communities in the UK face late cancer diagnoses. And how stigma, faith, trauma and healthcare inequalities shape outcomes. A lived‑experience resource for patients, families and NHS professionals.
You Have The Tools Already
A wet towel + an empty toilet bowl = a life lesson. And yes, the best ideas still emerge from the bathroom
Four Lessons Shōgun Forced Me to Confront About Culture, Power, Honour, and the Violence of Empire
A vivid, emotionally charged reflection on James Clavell’s Shōgun—and the four major lessons it forces readers to confront about culture, power, honour, and colonial greed.
The Smelly Old Man: A Lesson on Judgement, Humanity and Unexpected Grace in a Portsmouth Food Kitchen
What began as a simple trip to the dentist veered off into into an unexpected spiritual confrontation.
The Idols of My Father’s House: The Man Who Became What He Tore Down
But the patterns of our upbringing don’t disappear simply because we reject them. They lie dormant, waiting for moments of:
The Lies We Tell Ourselves in Marriage
A contemporary retelling of Joseph and Potiphar’s wife that exposes the quiet compromises, hidden deceptions, and moral tensions shaping modern marriages.