You Were Right About the Problem. Wrong About How You Said It.
On the gap between a valid concern and a valid method.
You Don’t Have To Stay Bent
Yesterday, it rained heavily. By the time we got home, I stepped into the garden
The Wrong Button
Let me tell you about my phone. Not just any phone—that phone. The one you
The Internet Forgot Its Manners
It seems to me like the art of something as simple as greeting someone before starting a conversation with a person you barely know is fast becoming a lost cause. Digital courtesy or rather, the lack of it these days, has got my eyes twitching.
The Cost of Becoming
Growth is uncomfortable. There’s really no prettier way to say it.
The Devil Didn’t Do Everything
This might offend a few people. But if every bad decision is the devil’s fault, when exactly do we become responsible for our own lives?
One Battle Too Soon
The tragic cost of impatience, and the heartbreaking detail in Joshua that most readers walk right past.
You Are My Business
I was in junior secondary school, living with my parents. I had done something wrong, and as was common in many Nigerian homes at the time, discipline often came with a serious consequence. The mere thought of my father’s belt was enough to inspire what I believed was a brilliant plan…
The Paradox of the Red Heifer
Why those who free others get contaminated — and what an obscure Levitical law reveals about sustainable ministry, leadership, and the one who bore it all.
Your Feed Is Feeding on You
Social media isn’t just something we consume — it’s also consuming us. Psychologically, emotionally, even spiritually. What feels like harmless scrolling is often a silent exchange… and what you think you’re feeding on may also be feeding on you, unconsciously.
