Edith Ohaja

INTRODUCTION Some young people so want their articles to be published on platforms great and small that they rush to […]

The way to a reader’s heart is to make your writing readable. You may have flawless language and great ideas, […]

INTRODUCTION Many young writers are full of ideas on topics to write about but they are often stumped about how […]

INTRODUCTION Do you want to write but you’re afraid of what the outcome would be? You’re not sure the quality […]

Do you ever wonder, “What can I write about?” Do you sometimes complain that you can’t think of anything interesting […]

The primary channel through which God heals is His word. He speaks and darkness turns to light, sickness turns to health, the damaged is repaired, the lost restored. It was through the same word that God created all things (Genesis 1). We can, therefore, release the same creative power when we pray God’s word over our minds and bodies. This requires studying and meditating upon God’s word so that the Spirit of God can quicken the right scriptures in our heart to pray with and undo whatever evil is plaguing us.

Apostle Paul admonished that each person should be fully convinced in his mind of the stance he or she wants to take on disputable matters because anything not done from faith is sin (vs. 5 & 23). He added that we should not judge one another on the bases of such matters.

In this post, I explain the relevance and indispensability of writing to various areas of Mass Communication to challenge students and practitioners who are putting the barest minimum of efforts into improving their writing abilities to start making hay while the sun shines.

Hi! Where are you right now in your daily Bible reading? Care to share some insights you gained recently? I’ll […]

What if a Christian attaches, “The Lord told me,” to almost everything he says and constantly shares quite enthusiastically the next big step God would have him take or the latest profound truth God has revealed to him (sometimes asking for support to fund him) with no accountability for failed and contradictory prophecies he shared in the past?

What if in the midst of this abundance of revelations, the person’s life is not showing much evidence of the fruit of the Spirit or sustained spiritual growth/maturity and, sometimes, progress in general?

This post offers Scripture-based advice to such Christians.

Intro by Edith Ohaja: Some Christians feel that children of God should not date at all. But that, as many […]

Chinedu averted his eyes from Nonye. She was gazing at him with so much love and it was making his […]

Intro: This is a story about the challenges of establishing oneself as a successful artiste, especially in an environment that […]