Andrew: The Humble Disciple Who Exemplified Servant Leadership
Andrew’s legacy encourages us to lead with love, humility, and a spirit of service, echoing the values that Jesus exemplified during His time on Earth.
Understanding Suffering: A Response to Atheism and the Nature of God’s Plan
Evil in the world is not a reflection of God’s weakness or absence but a temporary condition that will soon be eradicated. The true enemy behind much of the pain and wickedness is the devil, who currently has a measure of influence in this world. Yet even Satan’s time is limited. When God’s final judgment comes, the devil will be cast away forever, and God’s perfect justice will prevail.
Reviving True Faith: A Call to Reflection and Prayer in the Modern Church
Now is the time for self-examination. We must reflect on whether our faith remains rooted in Christ and seek repentance, for our salvation draws nearer than we think. Consider the letters to the seven churches in the Book of Revelation—what message would Jesus have for your church today?
Overcoming Challenges Through Faith and Entrepreneurship: The Inspiring Journey of Yinka Olaito
Yinka’s journey is a powerful reminder that with faith in God, you can succeed and thrive no matter your circumstances. Look around you—what problems do you see? Think about how you can solve them and create value. Stay resilient, be creative, and find ways to be compensated for the solutions you offer. Never give up.
Understanding the End Times: A Biblical Perspective on Revelation and the Coming Kingdom
I’ve been studying the Book of Revelation this month. To fully understand the end times, one must delve into both the Book of Daniel and Revelation, while also seeking guidance from sound Biblical teachers. From my understanding, the events leading up to Christ’s second coming begin with the Rapture, where believers who have died will …
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Stepping Out in Faith: Embracing Risk and Trusting God’s Plan
When was the last time you stepped out in faith, even when it felt risky? A few days ago, I received an email from Jim Daly, President of Focus on the Family, that began with this very question. He went on to share the story of Jesus walking on water and Peter’s bold decision to …
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Embracing Risk: Lessons in Boldness from Extreme Adventures to Financial Success
The willingness of many white males to take risks is truly remarkable. Whether it’s engaging in extreme activities like free-climbing mountains without ropes, tackling the most dangerous ski slopes or snowboarding, their adventurous spirit is awe-inspiring. In the financial world, too, many white males are known for their boldness, taking incredible risks that have helped …
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Living with Purpose: Embracing God’s Will, Whether Married or Single
Michael Saylor is one of the entrepreneurs I admire. Recently, he spoke about how he plans to distribute his wealth after his death. Interestingly, Michael is not married, doesn’t have children, and doesn’t seem to plan to. While we may not know his reasons for choosing not to marry, it’s clear that he’s content and …
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Why Global Investors Should Consider Exposure to the U.S. Stock Market
In 2024, the U.S. stock market represented approximately 60% of the total global stock market value, making it a dominant player in the world of equities. For anyone interested in equity investing, gaining exposure to the U.S. market is not just a strategic option—it’s almost essential. The U.S. market offers access to some of the …
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From Dreams to Action
Typically, there are two types of people in the world: Which do you want to be? Many people remain in the first group, not because they lack ambition, but often due to failure to put in the necessary work, set clear goals, avoid procrastination, and follow through with those goals. Fear—especially the fear of failure—also …