"I can talk. I really love talking."Yes, We Know. But Can You Communicate?
Talking and communicating are not the same skill. Talking is output. Communicating is impact — did the right message land, with the right person, at the right time, in a way they'll actually understand and act on?
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What Hypergrace Actually Is
At all times, no matter what, the subject and object of our faith and salvation must be Christ, and not in anything that we have done, are doing, or can do. It means that, when we have fears because we have faltered, we can trust that we are not simply discarded because we failed. And our faith can be strengthened by that assurance.
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Doctrine should be a posture, not a fortress
When your doctrine is a wall, the person on the other side is a threat to be repelled, and it becomes very easy to assign them a status and a label that justifies the repelling. Demonic. Deceived. False teacher. Heretic.
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Trump's war on Iran: Applying Psalm 144:1 as a prayer for US forces
The United States is not Israel in that sense. It does not operate under a prophetic covenant where its wars can be assumed to carry divine sanction in the same way David’s wars did. So to lift that verse and apply it directly to US military action is seriois gymnastics. Cannot be justified by the text, in my opinion.
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Trump’s War on Iran: The Christian Conscience and Political Complicity
Faith without intellectual honesty is superstition, and politics without moral accountability is tyranny.
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How TEDx Killed Ted
In trying to make ideas spread everywhere, TEDx made it harder for truly exceptional ideas to stand out anywhere.
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Politics be like shawarma
If you don't know how government should work, you will not have proper expectations when deciding who to vote for.
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Personal branding
Your personal brand should reflect who you are and what you stand for, and it should be consistent across all platforms and interactions.
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The Statues and The Man: Herbert Macaulay
Mr. Macauley reminds me of the average young Nigerian today. He is unwilling to carry hook, line and sinker, the legacy of his parents. Rather, he created his own, and was not afraid to deviate from the norm.
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