Love Is a Decision, Not a Feeling

Love Is a Decision, Not a Feeling

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Love Is a Decision, Not a Feeling

Some days, love feels like butterflies. Other days, it feels like a sacrifice. If you think godly love is just about how you feel, you’ll walk away the moment the feelings fade.

The truth is, love that lasts is not always powered by emotion; it’s powered by intention.

Feelings come and go. They rise and fall with mood, stress, seasons, and even hormones. But real love, the kind God talks about, is deeper than that. It shows up when it’s hard. It stays when it’s uncomfortable. It chooses even when it doesn’t feel like it.

1 Corinthians 13 doesn’t say love is a feeling. It says love is patient, kind, not easily angered, keeps no record of wrongs. Those aren’t emotions. They’re decisions. Daily decisions.

You won’t always “feel” in love, and that’s okay. What matters is what you do in those moments. Do you still choose to honor? To forgive? To pray for them? To show up? That’s godly love.

You see, culture tells us to follow our hearts. But God says to guard it (Proverbs 4:23). Feelings are unstable in everything,  especially in relationships.

Even Jesus didn’t feel like going to the cross. He prayed, “If it be possible, let this cup pass from me” (Matthew 26:39), but love made Him stay. Love made Him choose obedience. That’s what godly love looks like. It’s a decision to honor God even when it’s uncomfortable.

Commitment is the only virtue that will take you further than chemistry, so you won’t always wake up with butterflies. I encourage you to choose love, not just when it feels good, but when it reflects Christ.

Shalom!

Are You Going the Same Way?

Are You Going the Same Way?

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Are You Going the Same Way?

Two people can walk side by side and still not be heading the same direction. (This is the point I say, “Selah.” Lol)

It’s easy to confuse chemistry with compatibility.

You enjoy the same music, laugh at the same memes, and finish each other’s sentences… but, my friend, are your values aligned?

Do your visions complement?

Are your lives truly walking in the same direction—or just crossing paths for a while?

Dear singles, before you fall in love with someone’s smile, pay attention to their moves.

Where are they headed in life?

Do they honour God when no one’s watching?

Can they lead—or follow—when needed?

It’s better to walk alone than to link arms with someone headed somewhere God didn’t send you.

Dear married couples, just because you have said “I do” doesn’t mean you should stop aligning.

Life changes. Goals evolve. Priorities shift.

So, keep checking in:

Are we still walking together or just sharing a roof?

Are we still talking about our future, or just our bills?

Are we building something eternal—or just surviving the day?

This agreement is important in relationships and marriage.

“Can two walk together, except they be agreed?” Amos 3:3

Agreement doesn’t mean sameness. It means unity. Understanding. Intentional movement in the same direction.

Whether you’re waiting, dating, or already deep into the journey, the question remains:

Are we going the same way?

If not, it’s time to pause, pray, and realign.

Because when hearts move in sync, the journey becomes joy, regardless of the twists and turns.

Practical Tips To Make Your Fiancée Happy

Practical Tips To Make Your Fiancée Happy

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SINGLES – Practical Tips To Make Your Fiancée Happy

George who is in courtship with Lucy is frustrated. Lucy is always vacillating between two extreme emotions and poor George is at a loss on how to make her happy. If I can be experiencing this before marriage, what will happen after? George reasoned.

As a single in courtship, how do you make her happy?

1. Communicate;

It is important you keep in touch daily especially if you are not in the same place. If this all-important communication is not there, trust me, there will be issues coming up from time to time.

2. Apologize;

As singles, stop being egocentric and learn the art of apologizing quickly both ways. Don’t let your courtship be filled with memories of weeping, feeling down and out. It is not a good seed into your marriage.

3. Decisions;

As singles, take decisions together and don’t let her feel you are the superman that can do all things. If she relaxes and you run the relationship all by yourself, she would get used to that style and the help you ought to get from her when you are down will not be there. Don’t muffle her.

To be continued…

CONFESSION FOR THE DAY
I receive wisdom to understand my partner and to love him/her more.

PRAYERS FOR THE DAY
I break free from all wrong mindsets about marriage in Jesus name.

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
And did not he make one? Yet had he the residue of the spirit. And wherefore one? That he might seek a godly seed. Therefore take heed to your spirit, and let none deal treacherously against the wife of his youth. (Mal 2:15 KJV)

ACTION PLAN FOR THE DAY
Surprise your partner today. That does not include kissing, petting, sex etc. Reserve those till after marriage.

BIBLE READING FOR THE DAY
Ezek 9-12



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Certain Decisions To Make In The New Year

Certain Decisions To Make In The New Year

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Certain Decisions To Make In The New Year

The year 2022 is very strategic and we need to position ourselves to be ready to partake of all God has for us.

You know, most of the time, we all think of what we should be or should have been doing. Sometimes, we even feel sorry about not doing those things. We feel bad and we figure if we had been doing those things how much we would have been happier and our lives would have improved.

The scary thing about this is that God will only tug at our hearts to do those things that will make us live a happier and fulfilled life or to stop doing certain things.

God will never force man to do what is right. God is a just God and He created us with the right to make our own decisions.

People are going to hell because they didn’t decide or make up their minds they are NOT going to end up in hell. Some other factors are responsible like disobedience, not forgiving, etc, but what I am saying is that, there is tremendous power in our decision. No devil can stop us once we take a decision.

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We all need to come to a point where we make up our minds and make decisive efforts. Not making a decision is a decision in its self.

Here are some decisions you can make this new year.

1. To spend more time with God and practice His presence

2. To spend more time with God’s word daily.

3. To read more widely.

4. To be an intercessor.

5. To be deliberate with loving people

6. To be a more happy person and not waste time being moody.

7. To save more money and be an investor

8. To exercise daily and watch your diet.

9. To live a life of giving and sacrifice

10. To be a doer of the Word.

11. To have mentors and follow them closely.

There are some other decisions you take daily or several times a day. Learn to live your life purposefully.

May the Lord grant us strength.

CONFESSION FOR THE DAY
I live life more intentionally

PRAYER FOR THE DAY
Lord, give me strength to live on purpose

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
Pro 16:2 (KJV) All the ways of a man are clean in his own eyes; but the LORD weigheth the spirits.

ACTION PLAN FOR THE DAY
Write out your own decisions for 2022

BIBLE READING FOR THE DAY
Pro 16



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How To Make Better Family Decisions This Year

How To Make Better Family Decisions This Year

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How are you preparing for this year? Have you started working on making better decisions? I hope you are. This morning, we will be touching on an important part of your life; your family. You will be learning how to make better family decisions.

Most times, family members are the most ignored set of people. We tend to think that they will always be there or they don’t need much from us.

Take a good look at your relationship with your family members. Do so by asking yourself these questions:

1. How often did you tell or show them you love them?

2. How many times did you help them when they needed it?

3. How often did you help your parents at home?

4. How often did you obey parental instructions?

5. How many times did you pray for your parents or siblings?

6. What was the last gift you gave your family members?

7. How often did you spend time with them?

8. How often did you fight your sibling?

These are personal questions that will guide you. You can and should add yours to these.

Showing love to your parents and siblings is important and gladdens the heart of God. As a Christian child, you are supposed to value the family system. Christianity itself is a family of believers in Christ.

May the Lord bless you. Amen.

Prayer:
Lord, I  am grateful for the people you have blessed me with. I thank you for my parents and siblings. Help me to value them more in Jesus’ name. Amen.

Action point:
Start by saying a big thank you to your family members for being there for you throughout last year. You can make a big “thank you” card for them.

Declaration:
I value my family. This year, I am more committed to them than ever before.

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