The writer reflects on reading habits, specific knowledge, and biblical passages, drawing personal connections to life experiences. Reference is made to Ultralearning, Naval Ravikant’s teachings, and biblical figures like Hannah. Challenges regarding personal passions and struggles within faith are touched upon, with an emphasis on finding joy and fulfillment in God.
I walked, I saw. – March 29, 2024 (102/365)
The post shares the author's excitement about creating a valuable resource on the 7 Last Words of Jesus Christ. They also recount a nighttime encounter with an elderly lady selling peanuts and reflect on their safety during a walk, attributing it to the finished work of Christ. The author expresses gratitude and reflects on the significance of Good Friday.
Ministry & Prayer (GNCCLS2 Session 1) – March 22, 2024 (92/365)
The morning session at Good News Community Church Leadership Summit II focused on the "7 Practices of Effective Ministry" by Ptr. John M. These practices emphasize setting clear goals, evaluating current programs, and emphasizing the importance of prayer and intercession. The session also highlighted the need for specific prayers for all people and leaders.
Speakers, Writers, Thinkers, Leaders – March 12, 2024 (78/365)
The post discusses the importance of effective leadership based on biblical teachings. It emphasizes the role of communication, trustworthiness, and self-leadership in guiding and directing others. The content also highlights the value of knowledge, manuals of operation, and prioritizing others' well-being for successful leadership.
Continuing In Trust – March 01, 2024 (68/365)
The post reflects on a day ending with a flurry of activities and emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's response to our prayers. It highlights the interaction with students at Chapel Time and the reading of Psalm 61. The writer urges trust in the Lord for the month ahead.
The Inspiration To Give – February 28, 2024 (65/365)
The post discusses the concept of giving, drawing from the Jewish practice of Tzedakah and the early Christian community in Acts. It emphasizes proactive, compassionate giving to those in need and underscores the importance of reflection on Scripture and fellowship. The focus is on prioritizing devotion to teachings and prayer, before making decisions about giving.
Word of Light, and Life – February 27, 2024 (64/365)
In Exodus 18, Jethro's approach to Moses reveals the makings of an ideal leader: fair evaluations, relevant feedback, and a deep understanding of the Scriptures. Christian leaders embrace the guidance of the Holy Spirit for communication and representation, while drawing inspiration and direction from Christ, the Living Word. This influences their approach to writing and collaboration.
For The Children – February 4, 2024 (37/365)
The post emphasizes the importance of trust in the Lord, drawn from the story of King Jehoshaphat. Highlighting the power of prayer and the significance of knowing God's character, it also mentions the impact of Christ's work and the Holy Spirit. The message underscores the assurance and empowerment found in faith and righteousness.
Sanctuary – January 27, 2024 (31/365)
This post reflects on the message of Psalm 20, emphasizing trust in the Lord's protection and faithfulness. Using examples from the lives of Jacob and Jehoshaphat, it highlights the assurance of God's presence and support in times of trouble. The writer also emphasizes the significance of Christ's finished work, offering hope and confidence in divine responses.
Saturday Madness – January 27, 2024 (29/365)
The author reflects on feeling overwhelmed and the struggle with old mindsets affecting productivity and spiritual focus. They find solace in physical exertion, prayer, and worship, seeking reformatting and renewal. The piece ends with a plea for seeking God's goodness and a resolve to trust in Him despite self-condemnation.







