Hi guys, I am starting a series on Consecration to mark the 10th anniversary of my blog. I trust that this blog post and the many others that will follow will be a blessing to you. - Eli Sabblah The s...

Doctrinal error doesn’t have a favourite church. Neither does it have a favourite denomination. Error would love to be present in any and every church regardless of the persuasions of its member...

God is rich in mercy and he lavishes it on his children. God is more merciful than we are sinful. We cannot out-sin the mercy of God. His mercy is a transformational force. It is powerful and capable ...

The Hebrew word “shalom”, which is translated “peace” in English, means a lot more than what we normally define peace as. Shalom means, “peace, harmony, wholeness, completeness, prosperity, welfare an...

Hello guys, in the final part of the series I focus on the laws God gave to the people of Israel in the wilderness when they encountered a public health crisis similar to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is ...

Hi guys, it's been almost 5 months since I last posted. Accept my apologies for the hiatus. I am back at it now with a post that is relevant to the times we are in. Some Christians are of the view tha...

There is a lot we can learn from Jesus’ relationship with his disciples that could guide us in our understanding of our relationships with friends, partners, colleagues, and close family relations. Je...

There is the tendency for believers to think that once a prophetic word goes forth then it is reason enough to go to sleep or literally sit and wait for the word to come to pass. However, a careful st...

Welcome to the 3rd part of the series on God’s sovereignty and Healing during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Do check out the previous parts before reading this one (if you haven’t already). Jesus...

Welcome to the 2nd part of the series on God’s sovereignty and Healing during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Do check out the previous part before reading this one (if you haven’t already). In the...