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The anointing of God’s presence is one of the most powerful gifts God has given to His people. It is not limited to church gatherings or special programs, nor is it reserved for pastors or ministers alone. Instead, it is a gift meant for every believer who has received the Holy Spirit. To walk in the anointing of God’s presence means to live in a state of constant awareness and surrender to God’s presence within and upon us, empowering us to fulfill His purpose. Let’s explore what this anointing means, how it works in our lives, and how we can walk in it daily. What Is the Anointing? The anointing is God’s presence, given to empower us through the Holy Spirit. Jesus said in Acts 1:8, “But you shall receive power after the Holy Spirit has come upon you.” When we receive the Holy Spirit, we are anointed with God’s presence. This anointing is not a physical object or something external; it is God Himself dwelling within and upon us. The Holy Spirit is our source of strength, wisdom, and g

Family is at the heart of God’s design for our lives, and at the center of every family, there must be love. Without love, there can be no true family because love is what binds us, strengthens us, and keeps us grounded in unity and purpose. The Bible provides profound wisdom on the role of love in family, revealing that the love we have for one another is both a reflection of God’s love and a powerful witness to the world. Here, we’ll explore how Scripture calls us to build our families on the foundation of love. Love as the Foundation of Family God’s Word tells us in 1 Corinthians 13:13, “And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.” Love is the greatest of virtues and the very essence of God Himself (1 John 4:8). Just as God’s love is the foundation of His relationship with us, love should be the foundation of our families. Without love, a family lacks stability, unity, and joy. Love allows us to grow together, forgive one another, and support

In the midst of bright lights, ornamented trees, and holiday cheer, it’s easy to get swept up in the worldly celebrations of Christmas. But the true essence of Christmas goes far beyond the decorations, gifts, and festive gatherings. Christmas, at its core, is about Jesus Christ—His birth, death, and resurrection. The true Christmas tree is not the evergreen adorned with baubles and lights; rather, it is the cross on which Christ died, a heavenly symbol of sacrificial love. Let’s reflect on what this means for us as believers, grounding our celebration in the gospel message and honoring the sacrifice that brought us eternal life. Christmas: A Celebration of More Than Just the Birth of Christ The world’s version of Christmas often stops at celebrating Christ’s birth. But the true meaning of Christmas encompasses more than that: it is about Christ’s entire purpose for coming to earth. John 3:16 reminds us, “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believ