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The Father of Lights: Our Light in the Darkness
Unsplash Image by [Bruno van der Kraan] I have never been comfortable with darkness. Growing up in a community where the power often went out for hours or even days, I remember rushing to switch on any light I could find. Darkness felt heavy, unsettling, and lonely; but light brought comfort, clarity, and peace. Even today, I cannot sleep in total darkness. I always look for a small speck of light in the room; whether from a lampstand or a faint glow slipping through a cracke

Margaret
Jul 262 min read


Redeeming the Times, for the Days Are Evil
The signs are everywhere; not hidden, not obscure, but open and unmistakable for any believer who is watching and walking in the Spirit. The return of the Lord is not a distant theological concept. It is an imminent reality.

Margaret
Jun 163 min read


Understanding Homelessness: A Personal Journey
Homelessness is not a single‑issue problem. It is a web of intersecting vulnerabilities.

Margaret
Feb 143 min read


Chosen to Stand Out: Embracing the Woman God Designed
God created you exactly as you are and designed you with intentionality. What others may label as flaws, God sees as purposeful details woven into His masterpiece.

Margaret
Feb 134 min read


Tithing – What Does the Bible Really Say?
The practice of tithing today, which involves giving a tenth of one's income to the work of God, originates from the Old Testament. Tithing in this context refers to the act of giving a specific portion of one's earnings to support the pastors, other spiritual leaders as well as the running of the church assembly or ministry organization.

Margaret
Nov 25, 20256 min read


When the World Isn’t Enough: Finding True Satisfaction in Christ
“I the Preacher have been king over Israel in Jerusalem. And I applied my heart to seek and to search out by wisdom all that is done...

Margaret
Sep 5, 20253 min read


Called to Love: A Christ-Centered Journey to Fostering
The journey to becoming a foster mom. What to expect.

Margaret
May 3, 20255 min read
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