Living from Within
Once upon a time, there were two best friends, named Jack and John. Jack was a talented musician who had been playing the guitar since he was a child. John was a brilliant mathematician who had won numerous awards for his work. One day, Jack was invited to play at a concert where he would […]
There will always be more questions than answers
Unquestionable Answers vs Unanswerable Questions: A Philosophical Take on Knowledge Read More »
It’s amazing how silence makes people feel so uncomfortable. They will make all sorts of funny noises or talk about the weirdest things just to avoid it.
Awkward Silence vs Comfortable Silence Read More »
The most fatherless generation in the history of humankind
Parenthood 202: How Fathers Make a Difference in our Lives Read More »
If you’ve never been a parent before, you think it’s easy to be a parent. Kids are the most expensive entities in the world. The most troublesome, stubbornest little cute pieces of burdens, actually. Yet, parenting is the most rewarding work in the world. No salary, no monetary gain (in fact, the most costly financial
Parenting 101: 7 Things About Parenthood You Haven’t Noticed Read More »
Ever met or been that person who is always like, “As for me, I don’t care. I don’t feel anything.” And we admired such people because they looked to us like strength. The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched – they must be felt with the heart.
I Don’t Care: Breaking Free from the Apathy & Indifference Read More »
If you’ve lived long enough, you’d realize you could be getting the same messages along a certain line for a period of time. Some even say it’s the universe sending them that message over and over. You’d hear a particular word echo or even a certain conclusion is drawn in different conservations with different people.
What Do You Resonate With? Read More »
It’s a new year but this time, I have no point to prove. I don’t need to change who I am to please you. Why do I want a new me when I always knew… …that this version of me will always improve. You are under no obligation to be who you were, yes! But
New Year, Old Me : A Resonance Poetry Read More »
We have heard the Christmas story over and over. This time round, I read between the lines to cherry-pick for you applicable everyday wisdom. Hope you enjoy it! When King Herod heard about this, he was worried, and so was everyone else in Jerusalem. Matthew 2:3 CEV LESSON 1: Sometimes someone’s good news is bad
7 Unusual Lessons from the Christmas Story Read More »
My sweetheart, my bride, is a secret garden, a walled garden, a private spring;
Song of Songs 4:12
The Bride, the Reason & the Beauty of Marriage Read More »
The continuation of a conversation between Emmanuel Bugyei and I
Being Alone vs Being Lonely II Read More »
Turns out there’s an epidemic of loneliness in the 21st century, ironically.
Being Alone vs Being Lonely Read More »
Being your true self is void of living to please or displease anyone. True authencity is beautiful so be who you are.
Being Your True Self & Relating Well with Others Read More »
Sometimes it’s the situation that has changed, not you.
Redefining Yourself in the Next Phase of your Life Read More »
And now I give you a new commandment: love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. John 13:34 GNB Romans 5:5 says, “This hope does not disappoint us, for God has poured out his love into our hearts by means of the Holy Spirit, who is God’s gift to
There is a difference between speaking the truth in love and loving to speak the truth.
Speaking the Truth in Love Read More »
One may ask after reading what the New Testament letters got to say about women, “was Paul trying to downgrade the place of women?”.
Does the Bible Inferioriate Women? Read More »
The entire Bible was directly written to three people groups; Jews (Israelites), Greeks and Romans. In order to understand the context, it’s important that we first know their culture concerning women.
What the Bible says about Women: Understanding Biblical Context Read More »
Is one who believes in submission a misogynist? Certainly not. Is a feminist meant to be unsubmissive? I beg to differ. Wherein lies the cutting line between them then?
Submission & Feminism Read More »
Gratitude: an antidote for attachment to what we want but don’t have and aversion to what we have but don’t want.
Cultivating an Attitude of Gratitude throughout the Vicissitudes of Livelihood Read More »
