Anointing, Family & Familiarity

Regarding this, the first scenario we see a little bit of familiarity with the Anointed one and His yoke-breaking anointing was at the wedding in Cana. Mary — probably having seen some miraculous by younger Jesus — quickly told the wedding servants to do whatever Jesus commanded. She clearly overlooked Jesus’ reason: Mine hour is not … Continue reading Anointing, Family & Familiarity →

Give the Oil Time

I oiled the hinges of the door to my room. They used to make a queer sound whenever the door swung. After a few minutes, I was mad that the door still made that noise. It was irritating especially in the middle of the night when I sneaked out to pray. I moved on with … Continue reading Give the Oil Time →

Let not your Head lack Oil

Ecclesiastes 9:8b ... And let your head lack no oil. On June 24th, Psalms 23:5 came to mind: He anoints my head with oil. Oil, in the Old Testament, was a qualifier for both priests and kings; Leviticus 8:12 And he poured some of the anointing oil on Aaron's head and anointed him, to consecrate … Continue reading Let not your Head lack Oil →

Fundamentals & Mantles

Speed, distance, convenience ... These are fundamentals I was thinking about prior writing. Legs can't be compared to a bicycle. A bicycle can't be compared to a motorcycle. Wait! I think they can be! That's exactly what I am doing! The pedestrian won't go as far as the cyclist. If the distance is the same, … Continue reading Fundamentals & Mantles →

Bright Eyes

Growing up in Africa, having dusty roads and all that, I always envied people with very white eyes. I used to think they came from better places without dusty roads, or without no dust at all. To me, having no spots in eyes was its own sign of beauty. God always has His way of … Continue reading Bright Eyes →

Iron Sharpening Iron

A man once came home to whet the knives. He used whet steel, attached to pedals that he cycled, causing it to move and sharpen the knife. As I observed the process, God conversed with me, saying, 'Imagine the wheel was wooden, would the knife be whet?' 'No,' I replied. 'Indeed. If you notice, the … Continue reading Iron Sharpening Iron →

Frustrating the Liberties

Hey precious child of God! Hope you had a swell week! I did too. I'm here to share quite a sensitive and challenging part of my life. So fulfilling and yet overwhelming as well!At the end of 2019, I started experiencing quite rare levels of revelation. Early 2020, with the usher of prayer, the miraculous … Continue reading Frustrating the Liberties →