In the closing chapters of Genesis, we witness Jacob’s final moments as he gathers his sons to bless them (Genesis 49). This isn’t just a fatherly farewell; it’s a prophetic declaration over…
Imagine embarking on a long journey with a heavy backpack, only to realise it is filled with stones—some you gathered yourself and others placed there by those who caused you pain. Forgiveness is emptying this backpack by removing the stones one by one. With each stone discarded, the burden eases, your steps grow lighter, and the journey becomes more joyful and liberating.
In Genesis 46-48, we see the story of Goshen, a place that symbolises God’s favour and provision. Jacob and his family leave Canaan during a time of famine and move to Egypt.…
Genesis 44-45 shows us one of the most beautiful stories of forgiveness and reconciliation. Joseph, now a powerful leader in Egypt, reveals his identity to his brothers; the same brothers who sold…
od has a method of blessing a generation through His trusted ones. God, having foreseen the famine the children of Jacob will face, sent Joseph ahead as a means of preservation. Genesis…
True satisfaction is found in God’s will. When tempted to dwell on what you lack, remember: God’s plans for you are good and eternal.
As you go about your daily activities as believers, always keep in mind that God always remembers His own. Genesis 41 shows us how Joseph went through tough times, from betrayal to…
As believers, we are called to a higher standard. Christ is our example, and He embodies love and forgiveness. The Bible repeatedly commands us to put away anger and bitterness, warning us of the consequences of holding onto them
As believers, we regularly enjoy God’s favour in our lives. This favour always puts us in a position of privilege, even in difficult situations. In Genesis 38-40, we see Joseph’s journey through…
Do you ever feel like January is the longest month of the year? Well, you are not alone! Indeed, bills and financial obligations are unavoidable, however, the real issue lies in how you perceive them.