Category Archives: nuggets

Suicidal Wounds

Posted on July 29, 2018 by editor

The worst wounds that can ever be inflicted upon us are those we inflict upon ourselves by our decision not to forgive those who have wounded us. Unforgiveness is as dangerous as cancer. It eats away at us from the … Continue reading →

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We’re Our Own Temptation

Posted on July 23, 2018 by editor

Someone wrote: “The Devil tempts men most when they have money. He tempts women most when they don’t have money. For us to keep the Devil away, my brothers, if you get money give it to your wife so that … Continue reading →

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Hope Through the Dark

Posted on July 16, 2018 by editor

Without the dark we cannot clearly see the stars. Similarly, the dark moments of adversity often reveal some of life’s most valuable gifts or blessings. What initially comes disguised as painful experiences are often used by God to deepen our … Continue reading →

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Must Eagles Be Silent?

Posted on July 9, 2018 by editor

Though outnumbered and oft-vilified, eagles in the land of chickens must speak out. For when Eagles are silent, noise is equated with wisdom, propaganda with truth, and gossip with gospel. Regrettably, Eagles in Chickenland are often silent because: they’re tired … Continue reading →

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Tell Your Story

Posted on July 1, 2018 by editor

You have a story to tell, and a duty to share it. It’s the story of what you’ve been through and of God’s mighty deliverances, providential leadings, and tender mercies in your life. Your story may not be pretty or … Continue reading →

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Looking Back

Posted on June 17, 2018 by editor

“We ought not to look back, unless it is to derive useful lessons from past errors and for the purpose of profiting by dear-bought experience” (George Washington). Here’s how to benefit from regretful experiences of the past: Graciously accept your … Continue reading →

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Stay Fresh

Posted on May 27, 2018 by editor

My advice to graduates: You can’t eat your certificates. Knowledge can become stale. Therefore, stay fresh. When you graduate today, and stop learning tomorrow, you’d become an illiterate the next day. There are many graduates who, for all practical intents … Continue reading →

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Who Is Your Real Mother?

Posted on May 12, 2018 by editor

Your real mother is not necessarily the woman who carried you in the womb or gave birth to you. She is not even the woman who raised or cared for you (e.g., adoptive mother, step-mother, guardian, grandmother, aunt, big sister, … Continue reading →

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Better Be Wronged Than To Wrong

Posted on May 6, 2018 by editor

Have you been defrauded, taken advantage of, or victimized? Been ill-treated, mistreated, or persecuted? And are you tempted to get even or fight it out? WHEN YOU’RE RIGHT, SURRENDER YOUR RIGHT. The voluntary surrender of our rights calls for dying to … Continue reading →

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Audacity of Chicken Leadership

Posted on April 29, 2018 by editor

Alas, today we’ve allowed the chickens to lead the Eagles! We know this when consciences don’t catch fire for noble and just causes. When competence is determined by age, degrees, pedigree, and blind agreement. When activity counts, and not productivity. … Continue reading →

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