Romans 15:1 calls mature believers to turn strength into service—bearing others’ weaknesses and refusing self-pleasing for Christlike unity.

2 Corinthians 2:11 exposes Satan’s strategy: exploit unforgiveness, shame, and division—so believers must forgive with discernment.

Jehovah calls you to returning and rest—quiet trust is strength, while unwillingness keeps the heart restless and vulnerable.

Jehovah calls you to returning and rest—quiet trust is strength, while unwillingness keeps the heart restless and vulnerable.

Psalm 34:8 calls you to “taste and see” Jehovah’s goodness by taking refuge in Him through obedient trust, not worldly substitutes.

Psalm 78:38 reveals Jehovah’s merciful restraint. His mercy invites repentance, restores the fallen, and teaches us to forgive as He forgives.

Even when pressure surrounds you, fear does not have to rule your heart—confidence grows from Jehovah’s truth and obedient steps.

Jesus was never alone because He always did what pleased the Father—aim your day at pleasing God through obedience to His Word.

Jesus was never alone because He always did what pleased the Father—aim your day at pleasing God through obedience to His Word.

Campaign for Democracy urges Tinubu to caution Wike, warning his actions threaten peace and democratic stability in Rivers State.