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The Titanic and the search for Jonah

April 19th, 201201:58 PM ET

By Olabode Ososami

It is 100 years since RMS Titanic, a passenger liner that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean on 15 April 1912 after colliding with an iceberg during her maiden voyage from Southampton, UK to New York City, US. The ship disappeared beneath the waves, causing the death of 1,514 people in one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history...
Duncan Campbell on Revival and Spiritual Entertainment

February 16th, 201203:41 PM ET

By Olabode Ososami

Duncan Campbell (1898 - 28 March 1972) was a Scottish preacher, who led the Hebrides Revival, a mid-20th century religious revival in the Scottish Hebrides. It is interesting to note the perspective of this man even at a time when methods were generally mild compared to these days and when a Christian experience similar to ...
The Blessing of Growing Clouds

January 25th, 201206:37 AM ET

By Olabode Ososami

A cloud is often associated with lack of visibility, impaired judgment, uncertainty, unseen dust and an approaching experience that has adverse implications. Aircraft would often seek to avoid them, as in the worst of weather, poor visibility has been responsible for disasters. Clouds can be so thick, low and dark causing a fog - all mo...
An End to Recession and Oppression. A Prophetic word for 2012

January 10th, 201208:32 AM ET

By Olabode Ososami

All over the world there seems to be crises - a siege of evil, be it in politics, economics, education, morality and particularly so in religion. Depression seems to be lingering even longer than the over three years that God had ordained for it to be in the times of Ahab ... causing many to ask, when are we going to experience the “rains�...
Egypt in need of another Revolution

November 23rd, 201110:48 AM ET

By Olabode Ososami

CNN Cairo reported yesterday that huge protests are now in their fourth day as irate protesters in Tahrir Square are reclaiming the pro-democracy revolution that was started January 25. It has become evident to the revolutionaries that the demise of a bad thing does not imply the emergence of something better. The vacuum of di...
A Different Army that is Coming

November 09th, 201107:15 AM ET

By Olabode Ososami

John 15:5 says “I am the Vine ye are the branches, ye that abide in Me, the same bring much fruit, for without Me, you can do nothing”. Jesus Christ is the Vine and every Christian is a branch of that Vine. The secret of fruitfulness then is to simply to abide in Him. When we talk about abiding, if I’m going to abide in a house, the first thi...
Balancing Grace with Truth and Necromancy

July 27th, 201110:42 AM ET

By Olabode Ososami

Grace alone will spoil you. Truth alone may convict you. Grace and truth will give you the victory. Truth will convict you when you are wandering away from doing God's will. Grace will encourage you to follow truth. Grace will supply you strength and help you to follow truth. Truth will condemn you for what you have done wrong. It will convict you....
Osama bin Laden is dead. Hawthorne Market Effect and other Imperatives (Part II)

May 03rd, 201106:10 AM ET

By Olabode Ososami

Michael Knox, chief economist of RBS Morgans, predicted how the death of the al-Qaeda leader may affect economic markets.”It must have a positive effect on Wall Street,” said Knox. “Even coming into this we thought the US stock market was cheap, in spite of a good earnings season, three months ago.” The perceived reduction in risk and added...
Holy Ghost Revival versus Postmodernism and Islam.

April 15th, 201110:27 AM ET

By Olabode Ososami

The early Church was victorious only because they out-thought, out-lived and out-died the pagan. They showed a quality of life that could only be explained in terms of the Holy Spirit and the supernatural power of God. The postmodern phenomena of today is emerging as a marvel of intellect, technology, spellbinding talent and theatrical energy...
The failure of Multiculturalism, Evangelising Japan and the “single-eye” Church

March 25th, 201109:17 AM ET

By Olabode Ososami

Multiculturalism is said to to be failing ...and it seems increasingly clear that humanity was not made naturally to thrive in multi-cultures. Recent dialogue continue to associate the rise of mayhem, social confusion, crime and civil tensions to trends towards multiculturalism and attempts to synthesise harmony in a community that seeks to operate...

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A blog about Bible-centric perspectives to victorious Christian living inspite of prevalent storms. Focus will be on Christian Finance, Leadership, Ministry and Lifestyle issues. God is not silent and indeed has comfort, direction and purpose even as He encourages and commands the saint to hold the fort…till Christ returns. Maranatha.