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  Tomorrow will be just like any other day. The only difference is that it will no longer bear the name 2025, but 2026. Life will continue. A new year often gives us a chance to pause—to reflect, reset, and consider new plans, or even improve on old ones. It’s a beautiful opportunity to be intentional. God does nothing carelessly, and if He has brought us into 2026, it’s worth believing there is purpose attached to it. Perhaps this season is an invitation to step aside for a moment and ask Him what He desires for the year ahead. As they say, “Father always knows best.” Rather than walking into 2026 alone, there’s comfort in choosing to be led by God—by the One who knows the end from the beginning and gently shows the way. Happy New Year 🤍 May 2026 be abundant, guided, and purposeful for you. With all my ❤️,  Mitchelle Obatu  #NewYear2026 #HappyNewYear2026 #NewBeginnings #PurposeDrivenLife #PurposefulLiving #IntentionalLife #FaithJourney #SpiritualGrowth #PersonalGrowth #...

Christmas Clothes. That was the highlight of Christmas for us growing up. We couldn’t wait to wear our Mickey Mouse eyeglasses, paired with our brand-new Christmas clothes, and proudly show them off on Christmas Day. It was fun. That was why we looked forward to Christmas—the pomp and pageantry, the rice and chicken, the new clothes, the outings, the social gatherings, the laughter. For us, that was Christmas. And today, not much has changed. As Christmas draws near, the markets are brimming and bustling with people making purchases—goats, cows, chickens, bags of rice, spices, drinks. The ladies are braiding their hair, fixing their nails, and setting their lashes. Hotels, nightclubs, and lounges roll out event after event. Celebration mode is activated. You can feel the excitement in the air. The fireworks are banging.  But something… or rather, Someone is missing. The very Person being celebrated—Jesus. Christmas has slowly become a season where the emphasis is placed more on the...

Mami Wata - of all the names to give one's product, it is this? And I absolutely don't believe it is anything out of the ordinary. This has a demonic intent written all over it. Enough of the suspense. Let's get into it: So, there’s a product currently being promoted called “Mami Wata Ultra-Calming Rescue Mist” by EADEM.  If you’re not familiar with what Mami Wata represents, she is known as a marine spirit—a river goddess worshipped in different parts of the world. Simply put, anything associated with her is rooted in idol worship and is not of God. I personally don’t believe this product is just an innocent branding choice. A lot of people unknowingly dabble into witchcraft simply by buying and using certain products. These things are often created with spiritual intent, whether we realize it or not, and they can influence their users in subtle ways. Erica Mukisa, a former high-ranking devil worshipper of 18 years who is now born again and committed to exposing Satan’s st...

Christian witches. It doesn’t just sound like an oxymoron—it is an oxymoron because those two words should never exist together… at all! Yet, this is the reality. There is a growing group of people who identify as closeted Christian witches, and some of them may be singing in your choir or even leading prayers in your church. An ex-witch revealed: “There is a huge—and I mean huge—online community of closeted witches. They teach each other how to look Christian so they can remain in their Christian homes. They are taught how to do spells using the Psalms instead of spell books. So you think, ‘Oh, my daughter is always reading the Psalms. She’s always in the Bible. She’s on fire!’ No—she’s using it because witches use the Psalms as well.” Ex-witch opens up on Closeted Christian witches  According to her, many do this because they fear being thrown out of their Christian homes. Another woman who confessed to being a closeted witch said she sings in her church choir. She explained that...

Impact - that's one thing my husband and I live for. Impacting lives for God's glory😀. For us, there is no better way to live than that! And that's what we did in this annual program. With the theme Esau Syndrome, which simply means according to Heb 12:15, "Trading away of God's lifelong gifts for temporary pleasures" we pointed them back to Jesus, the real essence of life. I can't resist...sincerely! You know why? Because I believe that they can only really start living when they have a thriving relationship with Jesus. He is the foundation. Every other thing takes off from there. We also had two personal development sessions with our guest speakers, Mr Uche Mba and Mr Chima Okoli where the youths were taught how to upskill and access global opportunities.  Mr Nnanna Chukwu shared his story with them about how he was able to break from the demonic clutches of pornography.  We had our panel session, opportunities for question-and-answer, because after all...