SHOULD CHRISTIANS LISTEN TO SECULAR MUSIC? (4 Things to Consider)

Posted by Edith Ohaja
On September 3, 2018

Intro: Checking my Facebook account on Saturday morning, I saw a post made by a pastor friend about Christians singing secular songs in my newsfeed. I shared it on my page (see the screenshot a little way down) with a qualification and then decided to give my take on this issue of whether Christians should […]

HOW RICH IS YOUR BANK OF GOODWILL?

Posted by Edith Ohaja
On August 31, 2018

As elections are approaching, politicians are on their best behaviour – honouring invitations, donating in kind and cash to organisations and communities, etc. They want to create an image of altruism for themselves. They have their aides writing superb speeches and lectures analysing Nigeria’s and their locality’s problems and proffering solutions. Anything to sway the […]

HOW DO YOU JUDGE SUCCESS?

Posted by Edith Ohaja
On August 15, 2018

If someone were to ask you the question, “What makes you term people successful,” what would you answer? Would you consider how recognisable their names are, how wealthy they are, how fashionable their clothes or list some of their remarkable achievements? While you wouldn’t be entirely wrong in doing so, I feel that success is […]

7 WAYS TO KNOW A TRUE FRIEND

Posted by Edith Ohaja
On July 25, 2018

Intro: I received a question from one of my young friends yesterday. In answering it, I thought it will be best to do a full post on the subject because it wasn’t the first time I’d been asked the same question. To prevent the clumsiness of using both masculine and feminine pronouns, I’ll stick to […]

MY EXPERIENCE IN CHURCH TODAY: Anointed Singing Breaks Yokes

Posted by Edith Ohaja
On July 22, 2018

I woke up this morning feeling a strong urge to be in church very early, It was about 6 a.m. so I decided to worship at the nearest church to my house. There is a branch of Dunamis International Gospel Centre adjacent to my house, so I went there for the first service. It was […]

SEEING WITH OUR FATHER’S EYES

Posted by Edith Ohaja
On July 10, 2018

Intro: Even a little glimpse of Him however gotten shows us how admirable God is. In the same breath that we see His awesome goodness and perfection, we are reminded of how much less we have of these attributes. This is how God puts it in the Bible: “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, […]

“I STILL LOVE TONYE” (4) SHORT STORY

Posted by Edith Ohaja
On July 5, 2018

Intro: Obinna got a shock in the last episode when he discovered that Tonye had been intimate with Boma during her absence. In his annoyance, he kicked her out of his apartment. What happens next between these two in their convoluted relationship? Does Obinna finally end it as he has been threatening? If you’re new […]

SUMMARY OF KEY SUBMISSIONS FROM UTOMI’S JACKSONITE LECTURE

Posted by Edith Ohaja
On July 4, 2018

The 11th Jacksonite Annual Lecture was held successfully at the Princess Alexandra Auditorium of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka on Tuesday, July 3rd, 2018. The guest lecturer, Prof. Pat Utomi, regaled the audience with stories from his speaking circuit around the world while dissecting the topic, “The Media and the Development Challenge in Nigeria at […]

SO MUCH TO THANK GOD FOR!

Posted by Edith Ohaja
On June 28, 2018

For a few days now, the gospel song, “Dansaki (I’m acknowledging You)” by Lara George has been ringing in my heart. It may have something to do with the fact that it was sung in church on Sunday as we danced during the end-of-month Thanksgiving. But that can’t be the only reason because it wasn’t […]

NOAH AND THE FLOOD: A LESSON IN PATIENCE

Posted by Edith Ohaja
On May 19, 2018

I learnt a sobering lesson about patience recently as I read the account of Noah and the flood in the biblical book of Genesis. We know the summary of the story: The world was steeped in sin but Noah was righteous. When God couldn’t take humanity’s evil anymore, He asked Noah to build an ark […]

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