Category: Spiritual Activism

By Sola Adeyegbe There is a quiet tragedy that often unfolds in families when the dreams of one generation fail to find roots in the next. The video of a father in visible agony after realising that his only son, heir to his life’s labour, had no interest in the landed properties he so carefully […]

By Sola Adeyegbe Fridays often arrive with mixed feelings. Some people breathe relief, others feel weighed down by unfinished tasks, unanswered emails, or goals that still seem far away. The week leaves its marks, and many of us drag those burdens into the weekend without even noticing. But what if we chose differently? What if, […]

By Sola Adeyegbe Do you still flare up and throw caution to the wind simply because someone wronged you? Must another person’s foolishness drag you down to the same level provoking you to shout, speak rashly, or pour out venom? In truth, such outbursts are not marks of strength but signs of weakness. True power, […]

By Sola Adeyegbe Crossing the 400-post milestone is more than a number; it is a milestone in a journey. When I began this blog in June 2007, my only compass was a simple conviction: that words, when offered sincerely, can inspire, uplift, and illuminate. Eighteen years later, what began as a quiet act of sharing […]

By Sola Adeyegbe Many people ask: Is intuition the same as the inner voice? Or, is intuition simply part of it? The truth is, yes, intuition is the inner voice. It is that quiet whisper of the spirit within us, speaking with clarity beyond thought or emotion. Unlike feelings, which rise and fall with moods, […]

By Sola Adeyegbe Polygamy isn’t just about sin or no sin, it’s about the lives it shapes, the hearts it strains, and the justice it questions. Behind the debates are real families, real emotions, and real struggles that go far beyond a yes-or-no verdict. What if the real question isn’t “Is it a sin?” but […]

By Olusola Adeyegbe Humanity is richly blessed with diversity. Across the earth, different races and nations have emerged, each endowed with unique gifts, strengths, and perspectives. Yet, instead of division, this diversity ought to inspire harmony, for the law of balance must govern relationships among the races. Just as nature thrives on equilibrium, so too […]

By Olusola Adeyegbe Prayer is not meant to be a routine of repeated phrases or a long recital of requests. True prayer springs from the depths of the soul and carries with it reverence, simplicity, and sincerity. Christ Himself taught: “Let your speech be yea or nay!” and this commandment about our speech extends to […]

By Olusola Adeyegbe Activism and protest are powerful tools when rightly directed, but too often they end up exhausting the very people who champion them. Protesters chant, argue, and denounce with passion, but like warriors wielding a dull sword, they often strike at non-essential things that only dent their weapon. In doing so, they miss […]

By Olusola Adeyegbe We live in an age of constant chatter. Words flow endlessly in conversations, on social media, in the news, yet much of them lacks depth, truth, or sincerity. This phenomenon, which can be rightly regarded as the “talking epidemic,” has become one of the most damaging habits of our time. It is […]