To a large extent, the measure of a man is determined by the woman who has most impacted his life. And that woman doesn’t have to be a member of his family (whether mother, wife, grandmother, aunt, cousin, or daughter), or the object of his deepest affection (e.g., girlfriend or fiancée), whe...
Listen to Dr. Pipim’s inspiring messages at the Metro New York Men's Prayer Ministry radio broadcast, and obtain copies of his latest books at: www.EAGLESonline.org and www.TheWoundedEagleBooks.com These heart-warming messages--by voice and by pen--present important lessons on failure. ...
Dawn is the beginning of morning twilight. It describes that golden moment when darkness turns to day. It’s not fully day yet, but it’s no longer nighttime either. From the folds of the previous day’s dark night, the gray tints of dawn come forth to announce the promise of a bright new day....
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THOUGHT NUGGET #21 By Samuel Koranteng-Pipim, PhD WAIT, BUT DON’T OVER-WAIT"Let’s avoid two dangers. First, the danger of NOT-waiting on the Lord. We often think God is slow because we want an overnight success, instant prosperity, quick solutions to our problems, rapid recovery from illness, and instant marriages or relationships. Second, the danger of OVER-waiting on God. Here, we don’t like what God is bidding us to do, so we don’t obey Him or we postpone obedience. Whereas the first danger tries to rush God’s timing, the second doesn’t immediately heed His clear directives. Both dangers express lack of faith. Wait on the Lord, but don’t over-wait.”—SKPMeditation on Psalm 27:14; Isaiah 40:31; Exodus 14:15; Deuteronomy 1:19-33.(SKP’s “Song in the Dark”)
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