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To My Heart, On Your 50th Birthday
My love, today the sun rises just for you,
Not merely to mark the passing of time,
But to honour the light you’ve been in my life—
A flame that has never flickered,
Even when the winds howled loudest.

Fifty years the world has been graced with you,
But I’ve had the sacred honour of walking beside you, 20 solid year of these 50.
Through quiet dawns and storm-tossed nights,
And in every season,
You have loved me without conditions,
Without demands—
Only the gentle insistence of your open heart.

You’ve poured yourself into this home—
Not in grand gestures,
But in the thousand unnoticed things:
The way you remember what I forget,
The way you feel what I cannot say,
The way you forgive when I deserve none of it.

There is no verse that could repay your grace,
No gift that could match the depth of your giving.
You’ve been my shelter when I faltered,
My mirror when I lost sight of myself,
My peace when the world asked too much.
And even now, Fifty years into your journey,
You wear love like a crown
And strength like a quiet anthem.

So today, I don’t just celebrate your birth—
I celebrate your soul.
I honour every sacrifice you thought no one saw,
Every tear you wiped alone,
Every dream you laid down for ours.

You are the poetry I never knew I could write,
The answered prayer I didn't know I was praying.

Happy Birthday, my love.
There will never be another you—
And I will spend the rest of my days
Thanking God that He gave you to me.

10/12/2024

Wings Of the Great Eagle
Bible Study 010
Subject: The Kingdom.
Text: Matt. 6:33, Ps. 138:2-3, Ps. 24: 1, Matt 6:8-13, Revelation 1:5-6, Genesis 1:26-27, Matthew 4:17
Subtitle: Embracing Our Kingdom Authority: A Call to Live in Victory (Part 7)

Our Identity as Saints
As believers, we are called to embrace our identity as saints, which means we are not only saved but also equipped and empowered to live in victory. This victory is not something we must wait for until we reach heaven or until Jesus returns; it is available to us in our everyday lives. The Bible teaches us that we have been given dominion authority, allowing us to take charge of our circumstances and enjoy the benefits of the Kingdom right now.

Living As More Than Conquerors
In Romans 8:37, we are reminded, “No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us.” This verse emphasizes that we are not meant to merely survive from day to day, struggling to make ends meet. Instead, we are called to thrive and to recognize the full potential that God has placed within us. The Lord desires for us to step into our authority and use it for His glory.

Shifting Our Mindset
However, many believers struggle with this Kingdom mentality. They often view their daily challenges through a lens of despair, believing that their circumstances will never improve. Philippians 4:19 reassures us, “And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.” This promise encourages us to shift our mindset from one of worry and resignation to one of faith and expectation.

The Warrior Mentality
A Kingdom mentality is one that boldly declares, “Bring on the challenges! I was created for this!” It is a warrior mentality, ready to face adversity head-on. Ephesians 6:10-11 instructs us to “be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armour of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.” This passage reminds us that we are not defenceless; we are equipped to fight for what is rightfully ours.

Confronting the Enemy
In contrast, a slave mentality succumbs to fear and doubt, yielding to the enemy’s lies. But as children of the King, we must stand firm and reclaim our territory. 1 Peter 5:8 warns us, “Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour.” We must confront the enemy with confidence, declaring, “This is mine, and you will not take it from me!”

Conclusion: Embracing Our Kingdom Inheritance
In conclusion, embracing our identity as saints means recognizing our authority and living in the victory that God has provided for us. We are called to cultivate a Kingdom mentality, one that empowers us to face challenges with courage and determination. Let us remember that we are more than conquerors, equipped to reclaim what is rightfully ours. As we stand firm in our faith and take authority in Jesus’ name, we will experience the fullness of life that God has intended for us. The choice is ours—let us choose to live as the royalty we are, ready to fight for our inheritance in Christ.

Raphael A. Oluwafemi
For: Wings of the Great Eagle (WOGE)
©December 2024

10/12/2024

Wings Of the Great Eagle
Bible Study 010
Subject: The Kingdom.
Text: Matt. 6:33, Ps. 138:2-3, Ps. 24: 1, Matt 6:8-13, Revelation 1:5-6, Genesis 1:26-27, Matthew 4:17
Subtitle: Embracing Our Kingdom Authority: A Call to Live in Victory (Part 7)

Our Identity as Saints
As believers, we are called to embrace our identity as saints, which means we are saved, equipped, and empowered to live in victory. This victory is not something we must wait for until we reach heaven or until Jesus returns; it is available to us in our everyday lives. The Bible teaches us that we have been given dominion authority, allowing us to take charge of our circumstances and enjoy the benefits of the Kingdom right now.

Living As More Than Conquerors
In Romans 8:37, we are reminded, “No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us.” This verse emphasizes that we are not meant to merely survive from day to day, struggling to make ends meet. Instead, we are called to thrive and to recognize the full potential that God has placed within us. The Lord desires for us to step into our authority and use it for His glory.

Shifting Our Mindset
However, many believers struggle with this Kingdom mentality. They often view their daily challenges through a lens of despair, believing that their circumstances will never improve. Philippians 4:19 reassures us, “And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.” This promise encourages us to shift our mindset from one of worry and resignation to one of faith and expectation.

The Warrior Mentality
A Kingdom mentality is one that boldly declares, “Bring on the challenges! I was created for this!” It is a warrior mentality, ready to face adversity head-on. Ephesians 6:10-11 instructs us to “be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armour of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.” This passage reminds us that we are not defenceless; we are equipped to fight for what is rightfully ours.

Confronting the Enemy
In contrast, a slave mentality succumbs to fear and doubt, yielding to the enemy’s lies. But as children of the King, we must stand firm and reclaim our territory. 1 Peter 5:8 warns us, “Be alert and of sober mind. Your enemy the devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour.” We must confront the enemy with confidence, declaring, “This is mine, and you will not take it from me!”

Conclusion: Embracing Our Kingdom Inheritance
In conclusion, embracing our identity as saints means recognizing our authority and living in the victory that God has provided for us. We are called to cultivate a Kingdom mentality, one that empowers us to face challenges with courage and determination. Remember that we are more than conquerors, equipped to reclaim what is rightfully ours. As we stand firm in our faith and take authority in Jesus’ name, we will experience the fullness of life that God has intended for us. The choice is ours—let us choose to live as the royalty we are, ready to fight for our inheritance in Christ.

Raphael A. Oluwafemi
For: Wings of the Great Eagle (WOGE)
©December 2024

03/12/2024

Bible Study 009
Subject: The Kingdom.
Text: Matt. 6:33, Ps. 138:2-3, Ps. 24: 1, Matt 6:8-13, Revelation 1:5-6, Genesis 1:26-27, Matthew 4:17
Subtitle: Our Ultimate Priority (Part 6)

The Importance of the Kingdom of God

The Kingdom of God is not just a concept; it is the very foundation of our existence. Our lives depend on it in every conceivable way. From the air we breathe to the food we consume, everything in our physical world emanates from the Kingdom of God, crafted by His divine hand during creation. As stated in Genesis 1:26-27, “Then God said, ‘Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness,’” highlighting that we are intricately connected to His Kingdom. It is at the heart of all that we are and all that we experience. God’s every action is driven by His fervent desire to see His Kingdom established on Earth, reminding us that we are part of a grand divine narrative.

The Message of the Kingdom: Our Core Mission

For the Body of Christ, the message of the Kingdom of God is paramount. In fact, it is the only message we have to share. The Kingdom’s proclamation is the essence of the good news, and the Church exists to spread this vital message. As we engage in every sermon, Bible study, ministry, and worship service, our focus must remain on the Kingdom. Jesus emphasized this in Matthew 4:17, where He began His ministry by declaring, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near.” If we are fulfilling our calling, every aspect of our lives and ministries will reflect this Kingdom focus.

Our Commission: Making Disciples of All Nations

The Kingdom of God must be our highest priority, as Jesus entrusted us with a clear commission: “Go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19). This command is not merely a suggestion; it is a divine mandate to proclaim the Kingdom to a world that is largely unaware of its existence. While humanity is well-acquainted with earthly governments and systems, many remain ignorant of God’s Kingdom. It is our responsibility to enlighten every nation about the arrival of God’s Kingdom and the path to salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.

God’s Purpose: Manifesting the Spiritual in the Physical

God’s original intention for creating the visible world was to establish His invisible Kingdom within it. He desired to manifest the spiritual realm in our physical reality. This divine plan necessitated the creation of beings who could inhabit physical bodies while possessing the ability to connect with both the spiritual and physical realms. As stated in Genesis 1:27, “So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.” We are designed to reflect His glory and communicate with both realms, fulfilling our purpose as His children.

conclusion

The Kingdom of God is the cornerstone of our existence, shaping every aspect of our lives and the world around us. It is the central message of the Church, guiding our mission to share the good news and make disciples of all nations. As we embrace our divine commission, we must remember that God’s purpose in creating us was to manifest His spiritual Kingdom in the physical world. By understanding our identity as children of God, we can actively participate in establishing His Kingdom on Earth, reflecting His love and grace to all. Let us commit ourselves to this noble cause, knowing that our lives are intricately woven into the fabric of His divine plan.

Raphael A. Oluwafemi
For: Wings of the Great Eagle (WOGE)
©December 2024

03/12/2024

Bible Study 009
Subject: The Kingdom.
Text: Matt. 6:33, Ps. 138:2-3, Ps. 24: 1, Matt 6:8-13, Revelation 1:5-6, Genesis 1:26-27, Matthew 4:17
Subtitle: Our Ultimate Priority (Part 6)

The Importance of the Kingdom of God

The Kingdom of God is not just a concept but the foundation of our existence. Our lives depend on it in every conceivable way. From the air we breathe to the food we consume, everything in our physical world emanates from the Kingdom of God, crafted by His divine hand during creation. As stated in Genesis 1:26-27, “Then God said, ‘Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness,’” highlighting that we are intricately connected to His Kingdom. It is at the heart of all that we are and all that we experience. God’s every action is driven by His fervent desire to see His Kingdom established on Earth, reminding us that we are part of a grand divine narrative.

The Message of the Kingdom: Our Core Mission

For the Body of Christ, the message of the Kingdom of God is paramount. In fact, it is the only message we have to share. The Kingdom’s proclamation is the essence of the good news, and the Church exists to spread this vital message. As we engage in every sermon, Bible study, ministry, and worship service, our focus must remain on the Kingdom. Jesus emphasized this in Matthew 4:17, where He began His ministry by declaring, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near.” If we fulfill our calling, every aspect of our lives and ministries will reflect this Kingdom's focus.

Our Commission: Making Disciples of All Nations

The Kingdom of God must be our highest priority, as Jesus entrusted us with a clear commission: “Go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19). This command is not merely a suggestion; it is a divine mandate to proclaim the Kingdom to a world that is largely unaware of its existence. While humanity is well-acquainted with earthly governments and systems, many remain ignorant of God’s Kingdom. Our responsibility is to enlighten every nation about the arrival of God’s Kingdom and the path to salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.

God’s Purpose: Manifesting the Spiritual in the Physical

God’s original intention for creating the visible world was to establish His invisible Kingdom within it. He desired to manifest the spiritual realm in our physical reality. This divine plan necessitated the creation of beings who could inhabit physical bodies while possessing the ability to connect with both the spiritual and physical realms. As stated in Genesis 1:27, “So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.” We are designed to reflect His glory and communicate with both realms, fulfilling our purpose as His children.

Conclusion

The Kingdom of God is the cornerstone of our existence, shaping every aspect of our lives and the world around us. It is the central message of the Church, guiding our mission to share the good news and make disciples of all nations. As we embrace our divine commission, we must remember that God’s purpose in creating us was to manifest His spiritual Kingdom in the physical world. By understanding our identity as children of God, we can actively participate in establishing His Kingdom on Earth, reflecting His love and grace to all. Let us commit ourselves to this noble cause, knowing that our lives are intricately woven into the fabric of His divine plan.

Raphael A. Oluwafemi
For: Wings of the Great Eagle (WOGE)
©December 2024
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20/11/2024

Wings Of the Great Eagle
Bible Study 008
Subject: The Kingdom.
Text: Matt. 6:33, Ps. 138:2-3, Ps. 24: 1, Matt 6:8-13, Revelation 1:5-6
Subtitle: the king of the kingdom (Part 5)

Who is a king?
A sovereign or monarch is someone who has the highest authority over a country, often by hereditary right. Our Lord Jesus Christ is recognized as the King of the Kingdom of God, referred to as the “King of kings and the Lord of lords” (Revelation 19:11-16; Revelation 5:9-10). His birth was announced as the birth of a king, highlighting the main focus of His mission on earth. While His role as a priest was about redemption, His role as a king is eternal. Jesus stated, “My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight to prevent My arrest by the Jews. But now My kingdom is from another place.” When Pilate asked if He was a king, Jesus confirmed, saying, “You are right in saying I am a king. For this reason, I was born and came into the world, to testify to the truth. Everyone on the side of truth listens to Me” (John 18:36-37).
Revelation 1:5-6 - This passage refers to Jesus as "the ruler of the kings of the earth" and states that He has made believers "to be a kingdom and priests to serve his God and Father." This reinforces the idea of Jesus as King and the establishment of His Kingdom through His followers

The Purpose of The King
Purpose is the reason behind everything. Without understanding our purpose, life can feel aimless, and we may misuse our time and energy. Purpose helps us determine what is right and prevents us from doing good at the expense of what is truly right. Proverbs 19:21 reminds us that while many plans exist in a person’s heart, it is the Lord’s purpose that ultimately prevails. His purpose is to establish his kingdom on earth. Luke 17:20-21 - Jesus explains, "The kingdom of God is in your midst," indicating that His presence brings the Kingdom to people’s hearts, reinforcing the idea that His mission is about transformation rather than establishing a physical kingdom

The Message of The King
Jesus began His ministry by preaching, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near” (Matt. 4:17). This means that He was introducing a kingdom, not a religion. Essentially, He brought a new government to earth. The message of the Kingdom of God is the most significant news for humanity. Jesus came to announce this Kingdom and to establish it in people’s hearts through His death and resurrection. His goal was to declare, establish, and invite everyone to enter the Kingdom of God.

In conclusion, Jesus Christ is recognized as the King of the Kingdom of God, emphasizing His royal authority and the significance of His mission on earth. His birth as a king highlights the establishment of a divine government rather than a mere religious system. Through His teachings, Jesus introduced the Kingdom of God, inviting all to embrace its principles and live in alignment with its purpose. Understanding this purpose is essential for meaningful living, guiding individuals toward truth and right action. Ultimately, Jesus’ mission was to transform hearts and lives, establishing a lasting impact that continues to resonate today.

Raphael A. Oluwafemi
For: Wings of the Great Eagle (WOGE)
©November 2024