Mr Olabode Adelabu and Mrs. Omotara Adelabu are a wonderful couple. When they got married, things were not particularly rosy. But Mrs Omotara Adelabu prayed and heard God very well before marrying Olabode Adelabu. So staying through thick and thin was not difficult. Olabode Adelabu works as a sales man for one of the leading drink making companies in Nigeria and over the years, he rose to the post of a regional sales man. However, this promotion requires that he be transferred away from Lagos where his family is . But as tough as it may be, no Friday would pass without Olabode coming to Lagos to spend the weekend with is family. Olabode, even as a regional sales man cannot be said to be a millionaire, but with the little he earns, He takes very good care of his family. ...
Hello, dear reader! It’s been a while since I last posted on this blog. Is this a comeback? Honestly, I’m not sure. But today, I feel compelled to write because something has been heavy on my heart—PRAYER. Over the past weeks, some of you have reached out, asking why I stopped posting. Truthfully, life has been happening, but yesterday a strong burden to speak on prayer gripped me, and I knew I couldn’t keep it to myself. Prayer is our direct line of communication with God. It’s not just a religious activity—it’s a lifeline. In prayer, we request, intercede, listen, pour out our complaints, and express our gratitude. Without prayer, life is exposed and vulnerable, like a beautiful house full of treasures but without doors or windows. Sadly, prayerlessness is on the rise—and will likely increase if we’re not intentional. That’s a dangerous trend. You cannot survive in this world without prayer. Prayer is like oil in a machine; without it, friction and breakdown are inevitable. In...