Warning sign

There are some impossible situations that leave us faithless and stuck. You are trying to have faith but the reality makes you look foolish for even trying. What do you do in those circumstances?

‘Mercy drops round us are falling but for the showers we plead…I this is not just a hymn. It is a believer’s reality and prayer.It is a point where you identify your Ruth, but as a child of God, press in for more because nothing is impossible for your Father.

Hello friend! In a Naomi situation, God never leaves us without a Ruth. Who is Ruth? Why is she missing? And why do we need to find her? Take a listen and be blessed

A price was paid for you to breathe, live and to move…

There is a particular kind of pain that comes from discovering you were sincere… but misaligned.You were consistent.You were passionate.You were progressing.But not toward purpose.Kai… let me share something personal with you.

Before you achieved anything…you were called something.Before you proved yourself…a name was spoken over you.In Scripture, names were never random.They carried identity.They revealed allegiance.They sometimes even predicted outcomes.Hezekiah - “Yahweh strengthens.”Sennacherib - strengthened by another god.And before the battle began,their names were already speaking.In this episode of Grow With Bunmi, we explore the power of names the ones given to us,the ones we’ve accepted,and the ones God is still speaking.Because the name you answer towill shape the life you live.And maybe it’s timeto return to the name heaven calls you.

The path of the righteous is not random.It is weighed.It is ordered.It is made level by God Himself.Isaiah 26:7 reminds us that even when the road feels slow or unseen,He is shaping every step.Smoothing the way.Guiding the journey.The Righteous’ Pathway is a quiet assurancethat walking with God may not always be easy,but it is always intentional.And it always leads somewhere good

There are moments when truth doesn’t just get taught; it dawns. In this episode, I share a personal realization that shifted my heart: the sudden awareness that the Almighty God is truly with me.Using Isaiah 8:6–8, we reflect on what it means to stand in the middle of uncertainty and still be covered by God’s presence. Emmanuel is a reminder that even when the waters rise, God has not left us. He is present, involved, and faithful.

Drawing from Isaiah 20:3–6, this episode is a sobering reminder about misplaced hope. It speaks to the danger of trusting in people, systems, or appearances, and the call to redirect all hope and expectations back to God alone.Through this reflection, we are invited to examine where our confidence truly lies and to gently release the pressure of being someone else’s source — choosing instead to point all hearts to God Almighty.

In this episode, we reflect on Philippians 4:10–12, exploring the quiet strength of contentment. Paul’s words remind us that faith is not measured by abundance or lack, but by a heart anchored in God through every season.Whether in little or in much, this episode invites us to grow in gratitude, trust God’s provision, and remain steady no matter what life brings.