Ignorance by DesignIgnorance is not always the absence of information. In certain conditions, it is the product of deliberate construction. The most dangerous form of ignorance is not found in the uneducated but in the well-informed person who has been systematically fed a curated version of reality and trained to call it truth. This is…
Truth is disruptive by nature because its purpose is change and transformation. It does not arrive to affirm where you are; it arrives to move you from where you are to where you are supposed to be. Humans can appreciate the result of change once it has settled, but the process that produces it is…
By Isaiah-Phillips Akintola The conflict tearing at the fabric of human civilization in this generation is the same conflict that has persisted across every generation before it. It is not a conflict rooted in skin color. It is not a tension between racial groups. It has never been a war between black and white, East…
A Call to Spiritual Maturity in Discerning God’s Voice By Isaiah-Phillips Akintola Introduction God speaks to His people through various methods and expressions. In this hour, Heaven is communicating with clear intention, calling the Church to develop spiritual competence and courage. The ability to discern the Father’s mind is a learned spiritual art taught by…
In the part one of this timely prophetic warning, we’ve been able to establish some highly important emphasis and doctrinal directive and understanding that should allow any serious seekers of the Father’s heart towards where we are today globally. While we are in the midst of one of the most intense decisive prophetic seasons and…
This is Nigeria’s moment. God’s spotlight is now focused on this nation, not merely because of the genocide and relentless killing of Christians (though these atrocities have not escaped His notice), but because the hour of divine reckoning has arrived. God is bringing judgment upon the false leadership that has long imposed itself upon the people, manipulating and controlling the narrative of their destiny.
The return of our Lord Jesus Christ has been the subject of countless predictions, calculations, and speculations throughout church history. Yet Revelation 22:17 provides us with profound insight into the true nature of this divine event: “And the Spirit and the bride say, ‘Come!’ And let him who hears say, ‘Come!’ And let him who thirsts come.
The recent claim that Jesus Christ would return on September 22, 2025, represents yet another example of the dangerous pattern of date-setting that has plagued the church throughout history. These false predictions not only contradict clear biblical teaching but also cause confusion and fear among believers, particularly those new to the faith and those who have refused to yield themselves to the spiritual nourishment found in God’s Word. This proliferation of such false narratives reveals a troubling reality: there exists a ready market for sensational prophetic claims within the body of Christ. Where there are no people hungry for sensationalism, there would be no demand for false prophetic words that lead Christians toward these deceptive teachings and unfounded claims.
This highlights one of the primary reasons deceptions operate at such levels within the church that there are believers who actively feed on these lies and falsehoods, almost as if they desire to hear these fabricated narratives to provide themselves with a manufactured sense of hope.
The subject of humanity’s free will stands today among the most profound existential questions of our time, becoming the epicenter of philosophical and theological discourse as mankind enters an era of unprecedented knowledge-based intelligence and innovation. In this age of artificial intelligence and technological advancement, humanity increasingly feels invincible, seemingly beyond the reach of divine laws and moral constraints.
