Views: 106The banking and microfinance crisis in Ghana made me more convinced than ever, that I have to always trust and commit my ways to God. People were living their lives normally; the star CEOs and Directors that we all admired, their workers who seemed never to lack, the fleets of branded cars, and the fluid […]

Views: 110I spent Sunday night in the hospital. I had my day all planned: I would go to church, come back home and do a write-up that one of my senior ministers had requested; and study for my impending exams!   Just when I had packed my stuff,  and was about to enter the house, my […]

Views: 67“I am going to Dorm!”  Shaibu said after I picked the call; and my heart skipped! Lately, my heart skips every time I hear these words from Shaibu. “Dorm” refers to Odumase-Krobo, where we both grew up. Traditionally, the Krobos, in Ghana, farm on the Akwapim-Togo ranges and the fertile lands around the Volta […]

Views: 57John Newton was born into a Christian home, but his godly mother died when he was only seven years old. He joined his father at sea when he was just eleven. His licentious and tumul­tuous sailing life included a flogging for attempted desertion from the Royal Navy, and captivity by a slave trader in […]

Views: 60I saw a picture online recently in which a woman was kneeling in front of “her prophet” in a very somber mood, with an inscription similar to: “Does she do this before her husband?” But I put it in another way. “Does she do this before God?” We are in the age of prophets, […]

Views: 49Joseph was an arrogant young man when God gave him the dream of becoming a leader. However when he went through the wilderness, he came out a humble, disciplined and wise. God promoted him because of the new qualities he had developed. He had become perfect for leadership because his gifts grew and got refined […]