Rhythm of Faith

Heavens Mic Drop Be Gabriel This Christmas 🎤 Angel Gabriel did not just show up. He dropped news so heavy it shook eternity. One moment Mary was minding  her business probably watering plants or mentally arranging her Nazareth to do list. The next moment boom Greetings highly favored one. You are pregnant with the Messiah. Carry on. Sir 😂 No warning. No build up. Just a full blown heavenly mic drop. This Christmas you do not need wings or a trumpet. Your neighbors would definitely call security. You just need Gabriel energy bold hopeful slightly extra and unapologetically sent. How to Be Gabriel This Christmas 😇🎄 1. Drop the news like it is hot Whether it is Gods promises good news or that shocking family update announce it with confidence. Gabriel did not whisper. He declared. 2. Appear unexpectedly Show up where hope is not expected. In that awkward family gathering. That silent group chat. That friend who says I am fine. 3. Be dramatic but professional Gabriel had flair but ...

Rejection stings. Whether it is a job application, a crush, or that group project partner saying, you do it alone, it hurts. There is no pretending otherwise. But here is the truth we often miss. Rejection is not a verdict on your worth. It is often God saying, not this one, I have something better prepared. Think of rejection as a closed door that saves you from a room you were never meant to stay in. While you are focused on the door that did not open, God is already arranging another path, one you may not see yet, but one that leads to growth, peace, and purpose. Scripture reassures us of this truth. The Bible says, The Lord will fight for you, you need only to be still. It also reminds us that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him. This means that even the disappointments are not wasted. They are woven into a bigger picture. When rejection comes, pause and reflect. Sometimes it is simply a matter of timing. Other times it is protection. And sometimes it i...

Some people are so committed to bad behaviour that you would think they signed a contract. Drama is their morning coffee. Trouble is their side hustle. If mischief paid salary, they would be top earners with benefits. But before you shout in confusion, hold on. The real question is this: Are you dealing with a seared conscience or a wounded soul? A seared conscience is that person whose sense of right and wrong has gone on permanent holiday. Their moral compass is not just broken, it has packed its bags and relocated. You can advise them, warn them, quote scriptures, even bring a whole committee. Nothing enters. It is like knocking on a brick wall and expecting it to say sorry. Think emotional calluses. • They know what is right in the textbook but cannot feel it in real life. • They lie like they are reciting the alphabet. They use people without batting an eyelid. Their conscience is basically on flight mode. • Trying to reason with them is like trying to teach a rock to cry...

Let us be honest. Ignorance is not just a personal weakness like forgetting where you kept your charger or calling someone three times before remembering you put your phone on silent. No. Ignorance can actually grow legs, pack a small Ghana Must Go bag, and relocate from one generation to the next if nobody stops it. The Bible already warned us. Hosea 4 verse 6 says, My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge. Not harassed, not troubled, not mildly inconvenienced. Destroyed. Full finish. That is how powerful ignorance is. And the funny part is this: you can be transferring ignorance without even knowing you own it. Family traditions do not need a meeting before they continue. One person carries nonsense, the next person collects it like inheritance. It is like passing a basket around. If your basket is full of error, guess what everybody after you will receive Very simple. More error. Just imagine this scene for a moment. You walk into a family function. Everybody is hold...