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09/10/2026

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09/10/2026

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Christian artist Tauren Wells encourages people who feel overlooked or undervalued to remember that their worth is not d...
09/10/2026

Christian artist Tauren Wells encourages people who feel overlooked or undervalued to remember that their worth is not determined by how visible their work is, because God sees and values what others may not notice.

Wells said people can find themselves in less visible roles, whether at work or in ministry, and begin to feel that their contributions do not matter.

“You may be overlooked and undervalued. You are seen by your Heavenly Father,” Wells said.

He encouraged those in such positions to remain faithful, saying that work done privately can still have lasting value even when it receives little recognition.

“What you are doing in private, God will reward in public,” he said.

Using the human body as an illustration, Wells noted that some of its most important functions are performed by organs that cannot be seen, showing that visibility does not determine value.

He also encouraged people to remain connected to the things that bring them genuine joy, whether through their careers, ministry or serving others.

“I just try to stay close to the joy,” Wells said, urging people to identify what keeps their hearts joyful despite the difficulties that come with their calling and responsibilities.

📸: Tauren Wells

Nigerian Christian journalist and rights activist Lawrence Zongo continues to be held incommunicado by the Nigerian Army...
09/10/2026

Nigerian Christian journalist and rights activist Lawrence Zongo continues to be held incommunicado by the Nigerian Army since Monday, when he was arrested at a military hospital in Jos, where he had gone to visit family members attacked by armed Fulani militants the previous day.

Zongo, a reporter with Truth Nigeria and volunteers with Amnesty Nigeria, had gone to the hospital at Maxwell Khobe Cantonment (Rukuba Barracks) to assist his cousins attacked Sunday night in Meyango, Bassa LGA.

One of the victims, a first cousin, had died by the time Zongo arrived late Monday morning.

Sources say while he was still processing the loss, soldiers arrested him and held him incommunicado.

He remains in custody without charges. Reports say military authorities are denying him access to lawyers and family.

News outlets suggest his activism and smart glasses may have factored into his arrest.

The incident has sparked calls for his release from Amnesty, human rights groups, and X users, highlighting patterns of journalist detentions amid ongoing attacks on Christian communities in Bassa LGA.

Award-winning investigative journalist Lara Logan on her social media page X wrote
Arresting a journalist because he is exposing the genocide of Christians & Muslims who do not align with the terrorists should be grounds for a diplomatic crisis in US-Nigeria relations.

Mombasa Archbishop Dominic Kimeng'ich leads the requiem mass for the 17 pilgrims who perished in the road accident in Sa...
09/10/2026

Mombasa Archbishop Dominic Kimeng'ich leads the requiem mass for the 17 pilgrims who perished in the road accident in Salama, Makueni County, along the Nairobi-Mombasa highway.

The pilgrims were traveling to the Subukia shrine for the national prayer day, when their vehicle collided with a lorry.

The bodies were badly mutilated; some could not be paraded for the requiem mass, as all their photos were displayed.

Mourners turned out in large numbers for the service outside the St Matthias Mulumba parish in Mikindani, Mombasa.

A somber mood engulfed the Family members and friends who gathered to bid their loved ones a final farewell.

Gospel artist and pastor Travis Greene urged Christians to look beyond material blessings when thanking God and remember...
09/10/2026

Gospel artist and pastor Travis Greene urged Christians to look beyond material blessings when thanking God and remember the sacrifice of Jesus Christ that made their salvation possible.

Greene said studying the story of King David and his rebellious son Absalom helped him understand why the cross should remain at the center of a Christian’s gratitude.

Absalom was David’s son who turned against his father and sought to take his throne.

Greene said he recognized his own rebellion in Absalom, admitting that he too had rejected God’s authority and wanted to live life on his own terms.

“I was Absalom. I rebelled against my father king. I wanted the kingdom on my terms,” Greene said.

Greene said he had always viewed David as a man after God’s own heart because of his worship, but Absalom’s story gave him a deeper understanding of God’s heart toward people who rebel against Him.

Despite Absalom turning against him, David continued to love his son and grieved deeply over his death.

Greene said this pointed him to the love of God, who does not abandon people even in their rebellion.

“Aren’t you glad that even in your rebellion, you’re still a son?” he said.

Greene said Jesus is the greater David who did what David could only wish for, actually taking the place of the rebellious person.

“Absalom hung on a tree because of his rebellion. Jesus hung on a tree because of my rebellion,” he said.

He said Christians should therefore remember that their greatest blessing is not what they have received materially, but what Christ has done for them through His death.

“Don’t thank Him for the new car. Don’t thank Him for the new job. Thank Him that God covered you,” Greene said.

📸: Travis Greene

Bishop T.D. Jakes encourages Christians to keep trusting God even during painful seasons that they do not understand, sa...
09/10/2026

Bishop T.D. Jakes encourages Christians to keep trusting God even during painful seasons that they do not understand, saying faith means believing that God is working for their good even when they cannot see the way forward.

Jakes described a period in his own life when he felt crushed, worried and deeply broken, saying he reached a point where he cried while telling God how much he hated what he was experiencing.

“I hate this. I absolutely hate this. But I love you,” Jakes recalled saying, explaining that despite the pain, he believed God would not allow him to go through the experience without a purpose.

He said his trust in God was not based on being able to understand what was happening, but on knowing who God is.

“And so I trust you when I can't trace you,” Jakes said.

Jakes acknowledged that there are seasons when believers may be unable to see their way out of difficult circumstances, but said this should not make them doubt God's intentions toward them.

He pointed to Philippians 1:6, which says that the God who began a good work in believers will carry it to completion.

Jakes said this assurance gives Christians a reason to remain confident in God's goodness even when their circumstances appear otherwise.

“You cannot convince me that he's not for me,” he said.

For Jakes, trusting God therefore means holding on to His character and promises even when the situation is painful, confusing, or impossible to understand.

📸: T.D. Jakes Ministries

Christian Hip-Hop artist KB describes jealousy as “the most unproductive emotion” a person can feel toward another human...
09/10/2026

Christian Hip-Hop artist KB describes jealousy as “the most unproductive emotion” a person can feel toward another human being, warning that envying someone who is doing better does nothing to improve your own situation.

Speaking on the Southside Rabbi Podcast, KB said jealousy does not bring another person down or make you better at what you do, and may instead prevent you from learning from or being inspired by their success.

“The most unproductive emotion that you can feel about another human being that’s doing better in the thing that you’re doing,” KB said.

He encouraged people to develop the habit of celebrating other people’s successes, describing it as a “muscle” that can be strengthened with practice.

“If you can be happy for other people, then you will always have something to be happy about,” he said.

KB said constantly comparing yourself with what others have can rob you of the joy you should find in your own life.

“What steals the joy of all the things you should be happy about is that you’re always comparing yourself to what other people have,” he said. “Comparison is the thief of joy.”

📸: KB

09/10/2026

"God is looking for people to trust with His heart. Everybody is looking for their fame, but are you looking for the fame of Jesus?" - Kestin Mbogo

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Nigerian Gospel Musician Dunsin Oyekan opens up about how God prepared him for the loss of his wife, saying the Holy Spi...
09/10/2026

Nigerian Gospel Musician Dunsin Oyekan opens up about how God prepared him for the loss of his wife, saying the Holy Spirit gradually shifted his attention from trying to change the situation to learning to remain in God’s presence.

Oyekan said that before his wife died, he would pray intensely for her and had witnessed people with similar conditions recover.

Because of his understanding of spiritual warfare, he said he initially poured all his energy into trying to make God fulfil His word.

“But at a point I saw the Lord shifting my attention from the problem to ministering to Him, right in the pain and right in the middle of that circumstance,” he said.

He believes that shift was God preparing him for the journey ahead, teaching him to seek His presence rather than becoming consumed by the problem.

Oyekan said that when his wife eventually died, he understood why God had been drawing him into deeper worship.

In the middle of his grief, he found himself unable to properly process what people were saying to him and realized that he needed God's presence to survive the pain.

“I knew from that moment that if I got out of worship, I was going to drown,” he said.
He continued worshipping through his tears, including during his wife's burial, where he carried his guitar and sang despite the pain.

“Do I feel like it was good? No. But I needed to sing. My life depended on the next song,” Oyekan said.

He recalled receiving a call from a bishop who told him three times, “David, don't stop singing, or else you will drown.”

Oyekan said remaining in worship eventually helped him see his loss from a different perspective.

Rather than allowing the pain to consume him, he began to understand the experience through what he believed God was revealing to him.

“God will not explain Himself, but He will reveal Himself,” Oyekan said.

📸: Dunsin Oyekan - "The Eagle"

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