The Ifeoluwa Kayode

I just typed a text, pouring all my heart into it, reading it over and over, waiting to get the prompt to click on the "send" button. Yes, this was just me expressing how I felt. They should know they have hurt me so much that I can't afford to drink what was stored in the cup alone. I did. I sent it and, after three hours, felt really awful. I apologised and headed on to delete the text.  It can be really hard to not want to retaliate when you are hurt and under pressure. I know that, but you see, that is not what God expects from us as his children. We are to keep walking in love irregardless of the circumstances.  Here's what you should do:  This video was compiled with the aid of @radiatingChrist's post on IG.  In Isaiah 42:16 (NKJV), God promises, "I will lead them in paths they have not known." I will make darkness light before them, and crooked places straight. These things I will do for them, and not forsake them'. Just because you don't ...

It was an honor to read this book in conjunction with Covenant Child Fellowship at the University of Lagos. The timely weekly review allowed for better knowledge and formation. I was reading six books at the same time. One each from GTG, Bookathon, the faculty fellowship, a buddy, and a proofreader for my soon-to-be-published works. I am the type of person that can multi-task and yet be effective, so it came naturally to me. I'm sure I'm not the only one who's trapped in the between. What I've learnt is reflected in this review. - Attempting to be like other people, both in the sense of trying to be like the rest of the world and even other Christians. Being who God created you to be, not someone else's. It's not always the large things; it's often the little things, such as worldly goods, amusement, pleasure, and sports, which we refer to as legitimate. - Vocality (talkativeness is a great hindrance to growth in grace). The simplicity of a fool's speec...