In Perspective

Psalm 112 reflects on the blessings that come over a life that finds joy in being obedient to the Father. His children who observes, learns, and follow after their parent's example are enabled to thrive in this world. When we choose to obey, it isn’t about blind compliance—it’s about trust and love. This joy comes from knowing that God’s ways are perfect and that His commands are for our good. Over time, obedience becomes less about duty and more about relationship, transforming our daily walk with Him. As Charles Spurgeon once said, “The more you love God, the more easy it is to obey Him.” Blessings of Obedience: Provision without Idolatry How ever and whatever way wealth and riches may present in one's life, there will be material provision. And this is a natural result of a hard worker's efforts and generosity. This comes from valuing hard work yet not overvaluing the rewards or the payback. True provision is more than money—it’s the peace of knowing God meets your needs...

Imagine this: You’re in a video game, and you stumble upon a glowing treasure chest. But there’s a twist—you have no idea if it’s filled with gold or if it's a trap set by the game’s developers. That’s pretty much what investing in Bitcoin feels like right now. Some people believe this cryptocurrency is the best opportunity ever, while others warn that it’s a dangerous gamble. So, is Bitcoin a jackpot or a ticking time bomb? Let’s break it down. Why Bitcoin Might Be a Good Buy 1. The Halving Event: Bitcoin’s Own "Black Friday Sale" Bitcoin has a special feature built into its code called "halving." About every four years, the reward for mining Bitcoin is cut in half. This means fewer new Bitcoins enter the market, making the existing ones more scarce. Think of it like a Black Friday sale where there are only 100 limited-edition sneakers. When supply is low, demand usually goes up. In the past, Bitcoin’s price has surged after each halving. The next one is expec...

Gratitude  is how you deal with worry and anxiety.  A grateful heart  helps you get over yourself. As Christians, we are called to practice gratitude every moment, not just when life is going smoothly but especially in the hard moments. Gratitude anchors our hearts to God’s faithfulness and reminds us that we are never alone. Gratitude Helps Us See Beyond Ourselves Somewhere in the world, in this very moment, someone is dying without Jesus. Someone is living it tough. They’re without hope, unaware that God is nearby, ready to save. As followers of Christ, cultivating a heart of gratitude keeps us sensitive to these realities, pushing us to pray, share the Gospel, and love others intentionally. It also moves us to keep appreciating our salvation and security in Christ, now and whatever happens in the future. People are out there, wrestling with the purpose of life. They have never known the presence and loving touch of the One True God. They have yet to experience a r...

    Working with Excel often means adding new data in between existing rows. Whether you’re updating a list, inserting transactions, or cleaning up a spreadsheet, knowing the quick ways to insert a row will save you time. Remember: Rows always rise above — meaning, any new row you insert will always appear above your active cell or selected row. Insert a Row in Excel Using the Right-Click Menu The quickest options are right-click Insert, the Home → Insert → Insert Sheet Rows button, or a keyboard shortcut.  The easiest method for most users: Select the row where you want the new row to appear above. Right-click the row number on the left. Click Insert. Quick Tip: Think “ Right-click, Insert, Done ” — three simple steps to add a row. Using Excel may seem intimidating but it doesn’t have to be. Take time to understand the basics, go through step-by-step processes, and you’ll be using it like a pro in no time. Let's explore Excel rows and columns and learn more of the easy...

Do you know what makes Him God? We believe He is God and worship Him as so. But do we know what makes Him God ? What sets the God of the Bible apart that we have chosen to place our faith and worship in Him? This is an important question because our faith is not blind—it is built upon truth, and truth must be understood. Why should we know what makes Him God? This world is all about man knowing himself and living one’s truth. But the created must realise that purpose and satisfaction won’t come just by knowing the self. That comes by knowing one’s Creator, knowing why we were created, and staying connected to the One who powers and sustains our existence. A machine cannot understand itself unless it first knows the intention of its Maker. In the same way, we can only discover the meaning of life by looking to the God who designed life itself. John 17:3 tells us that in knowing God is life, not just for now, but for eternity. "And' this is life eternal, that they might know Yo...

The Bible does not attempt to prove the existence of God. Does God exist ?  God declares that He does. He feels no need to validate himself. He is confident that man cannot deny Him because so many externals (that which is extra-biblical) authenticate Him. The burden is never on God to prove that He exists. Rather, the burden is on man to prove He doesn’t. Hence, God in His Word, the Bible, plainly declares that only a fool would say that there is no God. Psalm 14:1. Evidence of God in Nature and Creation Nature confirms the existence of God. Creation cannot deny this truth. (Psa. 19 :1 "The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament shews His handiwork.") Rom. 1 :20 points out that creation clearly reveals God. We can understand the existence and nature of God through His very creation. As such, we are without excuse. We know God is because we can’t see and experience nature and not realise it. Even scientists who do not share a belief in God often marvel at the des...

Everyone believes something about God. Everyone has a belief, an opinion, or an idea that they hold about who God is and what He is to them. So how much do you know your God ? If you think God doesn't exist, then that's what you believe about him. And with that over-arching belief, you form more ideas or opinions about this non-existent God. And all that you believe and hold about that God make up the faith you hold and that faith moves you in life. It is at the core of your existence, your thoughts, behaviours and actions. You might say, "Well, He is not my God since I don't believe one exists." Still, He is the God you know and refer to... The non-existent one." The Christian believes in God who exists and reveals Himself through Scriptures. And his belief can be shallow or deep. He may be acquainted with God or deeply familiar and intimate with Him. So to the Christian, the question is, "Do you know your God?" Knowing your God is your choice Know...