Author: Dr. Isaiah Macwealth

In a world that places values on retribution, forgiving someone who has wronged us can feel like sacrificing justice. We may feel that forgiving lets the offender off the hook. However, Christ Jesus, all through Scriptures,

One of the easiest access into the presence of God is through Joy. God delights in a person who rejoices always because through Joy, you create an atmosphere for God’ Spirit to dwell.

Selflessness is a virtue that stands in contrast to the stark self-centeredness often encouraged by the world. In our opening text, we see Apostle Paul admonishing believers to do nothing out of selfish ambition but to

For many believers, it is easy to praise God when everything is going well and they have no challenges in their lives. However, fervent power is released in praise by virtue of the sacrifice carrying it.

In our Christian walk today, the devil is always out to accuse believers before God. He does this to keep you bound and stop you from inheriting all that God has said is rightly yours.

Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his only son Isaac as we see in our opening text today, was a profound act of Faith. This was not just about the physical act of offering his son, rather, it was about giving something precious because of the high value he pl

Sacrificing without prayer can be likened to knocking on a door and running away before it is opened. Your sacrifice knocked on the door and when God opened, you were no where to be found. This ought not be.

One powerful, yet often overlooked, way of connecting to God’s grace is through sacrifice. In 2 Kings 3:11, we see Elisha, referred to as the one who “poured water on the hands of Elijah,” a record of performing a profound act of service and humility to God’s

Do you know that honouring God is a very fundamental part of our faith? Many people think that the right and only way to honour God is by singing praises to Him, but that’s not entirely true.

And the king went to Gibeon to sacrifice there; for that was the great high place: a thousand burnt offerings did Solomon offer upon that altar.