Terkimbi Akulega

03/04/2026

To all my friends in Jos and every one grieving, let this message of hope revive your hearts in this season as we reflect on the sufferings of Christ.

Today, Jos holds both sorrow and remembrance.

We grieve lives lost, families shattered, and a community once again confronted with the weight of violence. This grief is real, and it must not be rushed past or silenced. To mourn is not weakness—it is a recognition of human dignity.

Yet today is also Good Friday—a moment that reminds us that suffering, injustice, and death are not unfamiliar to the human story. The cross stands as a witness that even in humanity’s darkest expressions, love does not retreat, and sacrifice is not meaningless.

This is not a call to ignore pain, nor to offer easy comfort. It is an invitation to remain human in the face of what seeks to diminish our humanity—to choose responsibility over revenge, presence over indifference, and conscience over chaos.

As a people and as a city, the question before us is not only what has happened, but who we will become in response.

May we hold one another more closely.
May we refuse the erosion of our shared dignity.
And may hope, however quiet, remain alive among us.

03/04/2026

Join us Friday at 5pm, and Sunday, 8am.

Blessings family ❤️❤️

Join me this weekend, Friday and Sunday. Let's mediate on the sufferings of the Cross of Christ and His resurrection from the dead.

Brace yourself for some thought-provoking and transformational moments.

Let's have a wonderful Good Friday and a powerful Resurrection Sunday Morning Service.

See you in church!

27/03/2026

The Born Again man has received the life of God in its finest form, both in quality and state of being. Thus, as God is, so is he on this earth. He doesn't need any further improvements on his spirit. It's his soul - the state of consciousness that must be educated to catch up with the reality in the spirit.

24/03/2026

The voice of the devil and his advocates would always echo words like, “He saved others, but He can't save Himself. If He's the Chosen One, let Him save Himself, and we would believe.”

Their plan is never to repent. These kinds of people can never be satisfied. It is useless to attempt to please them. At every point, they continue to change the goalposts. That is how terribly treacherous they are.

In today's world, they occupy the digital space, masquerading as bloggers and public commentators. Their intention is to cast doubt and aspersions on every genuine effort you make as a leader. They will stop at nothing until they find a loophole in you that they can use to condemn other genuine efforts you have made.

Strong leaders have since learnt to move beyond that level of cheap emotional blackmail. Jesus didn't save Himself just so these perverse people could believe Him. He simply focused on the assignment.

In your most extreme moments of doubt and criticism, the best you can do for yourself is to focus. To remain unmoved in those moments is the most effective way to annoy and wear your detractors out.

23/03/2026

Tough truth, but, when you are a friend of God, you don't come from behind, playing catch up on everything. The Holy Spirit floads you with revelation and prepares you for everything.

22/03/2026

After the resurrection, Jesus appeared to Peter early in the morning at the spot where he went fishing and had breakfast together with him and others.

Shortly after the meal, Jesus asked Peter, right at the table, three different times if he loved Him. Peter responded three times to Jesus, telling Him he loved Him.

It's interesting Jesus didn't ask Peter if he loved the assignment He was calling him to, neither did Jesus ask if Peter loved the people He was calling him to lead and nurture. He simply asked him three times if he loved Him.

In any setting at all, your perception of the leader God has placed you under will determine your effectiveness in that space. If you are under someone whose expertise you question and whose personality you do not like, it would be nearly impossible for you to follow through with the person's instructions to the letter. Your attitude towards the work they assign to you would be questionable.

I personally believe that whether it's in a church environment, a mentorship space, or any workspace at all, you should never stay under someone you do not love, are not proud of, or do not passionately admire.

When you truly love your leader, the energy you bring into the room is different. You will work passionately, go the extra mile, and cover distances that you weren't even asked to cover. You'd take up duties assigned to you before complaining whether it's your area of strength or not.

When you are under someone you do not love, you complain about everything.

Personally, when I work, I work with my heart. For this reason, I'd never be under a leader I do not love or trust. I'd never be under anyone whose motives I question, whose ways I detest, or whose style I abhor.

Little wonder Jesus didn't ask Peter if he liked the duty He was giving him. He simply asked him if he loved Him. Love can deal with any other problem that might come up. The harder we love, the more passionately we commit.

People who loved Jesus loved Him to death. The people who hated Him hated Him passionately. There's no middle ground. Peter was not asked about his love for the sheep, he was asked about his love for his Master. The Master is the owner of the sheep. When you really love someone, you'd attend to what is his.

Have a blessed week.

20/03/2026

Jesus Christ is the most eloquent sentence God ever spoke to humanity. He is everything God is offering humanity.

13/03/2026

The burden of leadership is such that, once the leader gets it wrong, the lives and destinies of the entire people following him are jeopardized.

On the other flip, once leadership gets it accurately, an entire nation or a group of people are liberated.

Choosing who you follow is probably one of the greatest responsibilities you have as an individual. Knowing also where to stop is your second greatest responsibility. Paul said, "Follow me as I follow Christ."

Who you follow would determine what follows you. Who you listen to would determine what direction you take. Take your life seriously.

11/03/2026

The true purpose and intention of those who truly have the gift of service is the preservation of what has been passed down. The posture is that of humility and presence; always ready to receive and carry out instructions from those they've been sent to.

28/02/2026

One of the greatest powers fortune has given to the modern lady is the power to decide who she will be saying “yes” to. This has deleted every blame any lady would want to put on any other person except herself.

Whatever man any lady is living with today, she said “yes” to him. Even when you have realized that you made a mistake, honour demands that you own up and tell yourself, “This was my mistake.”

If ladies understand how much power they were given when fortune decided they would have to consent before a man can proceed, they would exercise that right with audacious discretion.

The unfortunate reality, however, is that when a lady has not built her character and self-worth well enough, instead of being the one to choose from a waiting list of interested suitors, she becomes a desperate lady waiting for who will select her.

Every young lady has to understand that the capacity to exercise this right with unapprehensive boldness totally depends on how well she develops and trains herself.

A lady should never be at the mercy of any man. But this is mostly possible only when the lady trains and develops her self-worth. The choice of who you decide to marry is the reflection of your wisdom. If you are well trained, you would have to say "no" several times before you find that one person that deserves your "yes".

11/02/2026

There’s a man in the Bible; his name is Cornelius. He was a Roman military officer in charge of 100 men stationed in Caesarea. The Bible reports that this man honoured God, gave alms, and prayed to God regularly.

At God’s appointed time, an angel was sent to tell him to send for Peter, who was somewhere within his region at the time for the work of ministry. Peter came and got Cornelius and his household saved and baptized in the Holy Spirit, with the evidence of speaking in other tongues.

My concern is, before Cornelius got saved and baptized in the Holy Spirit, how did he pray? What was his prayer language and method, and to which God was he praying?

It is important for us to realize from this story that God cannot be monopolized. No, not even by Christians. God is simply the God of all flesh, and no single man or people group can own Him.

All humans are loved by God and can access Him. This is why Paul said that man who refuses to acknowledge and know God is without excuse.

Does this mean that there are many ways to God? Absolutely not! In the end, everything is going to be reconciled to God in Christ, so that in the final analysis Christ might have the preeminence in all things, who is the firstborn of God amongst many children.

All humans and religions must humble themselves and realize that God is the God of all flesh. This is why all humans are deserving of honour and should be treated with respect, irrespective of the beliefs they hold.

When all things are fully reconciled in Christ, the beauty of God’s creation would be fully restored.

Lastly, for God to tell Cornelius through the angel to ask for Peter to come is a sign that we who are the followers of Christ have been given the responsibility to temporarily steward the reconciliation of all things in Christ. It is what Paul calls the Ministry of Reconciliation. To this, we must all partner with God and devote our lives while we are still here. For if we are going to be rewarded for anything, it is to the degree that we commit to the prosperity of this ministry.