Recently, a statement by Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries was the talk of the Christian community. It forced debates, outcry, and outrage from the Body of Christ in Nigeria
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Bible studies and insights with Brodrick Emmanuel Ebube (BEE)
Recently, a statement by Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries was the talk of the Christian community. It forced debates, outcry, and outrage from the Body of Christ in Nigeria
Continue readingPrayer for April 24 – Still My Heart Bible Verse for April 24: Isaiah 26:3 — “You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in
Continue readingPrayer for April 18 – Lord, Speak to Me Again Sometimes it feels like God is silent. You pray. You wait. You open your Bible. You listen to sermons. And
Continue readingPrayer for April 17 – Lord, Help Me Let Go Letting go sounds easy until you actually have to do it. Sometimes we hold on, not because it’s helping us,
Continue readingSome things don’t need to be allowed in. Not every word deserves a place in your thoughts. Not every emotion should rule your mood. And not every opinion is truth.
Continue readingThere are certain questions we ask in our hearts but never voice out in church. Sometimes, it’s because we don’t want to look like we are doubting. Other times, it’s
Continue readingSometimes life moves too fast. Too many expectations. Too many decisions. Too many things happening at once. And if we’re not careful, we will forget that we were never meant
Continue readingThere is a kind of power that comes when you rise to pray while others are asleep. It is not about shouting. It is about alignment. When the night is
Continue readingWaiting does something to the soul. It stretches you in places you did not know could stretch. It quiets the noise of your own expectations and forces you to look
Continue readingSometimes we forget that God doesn’t just want to be part of our victories—He wants to sit with us in our struggles too. He’s not waiting for us to “get
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