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History has a way of repeating itself, yet humanity often fails to learn from its patterns.

The joy of uncovering relationships within their community holds immense value in a child’s world—a joy that mirrors a deeper togetherness.

“The only change that we can affect is in us: our thoughts, behaviors, and actions”

In the end, the race against time is not about winning or losing, it’s about making the most of the time we have.

What happens when we place ourselves in the wrong order—ahead of the horse or behind the cart?

Leave behind not just a memory of a loud arrival, but the quiet legacy of a life well-lived.

Life is filled with moments that challenge our patience and understanding. By pausing to observe and reflect, we open ourselves to learning

What “leftovers” have you been ignoring in your own life? Maybe it’s time to give them the intentional handwashing attention they deserve.

What is your folded umbrella? Is it a dream deferred, a talent unused, or a fear unconfronted?

Acting on that truth takes more than knowledge. It takes courage, humility, and a willingness to break free from the past.

The key to true learning lies in mastering the basics. These fundamentals are the unseen forces that hold knowledge together.

The debt we owe is not a burden but an opportunity—an invitation to live with intention, to love deeply, and brighten every corner of life.

At the heart of effective teaching lies humility. A teacher who remembers their own journey as a learner is better equipped to guide others.

Life often feels like a turbulent airplane ride—full of unexpected jolts and sudden drops. Yet, the most unnerving part of the journey...

A call to vigilance, "Let not the dance of the moment blind you to the shadow in the corner." Titus Ogunyemi

Let us strive to love others as Christ loves us, extending grace and forgiveness even when it seems impossible.

Proximity is not a guarantee of goodwill, and trust must be earned, not assumed.

The flower bomb, in its twisted ingenuity, reflects the complexities of leadership. To lead is to inspire, but also to provoke.

It is through collective prayer, vigilance, and mutual care that we can shield ourselves and others from becoming prey to the enemy’s snares

In this age of increasing isolation and fragmentation, the need for social fulfillment within the Church has never been greater