Journey from a parasitic relationship to an Intimate relationship with Christ

Abba's hands-the safest place to commit your life.

In this episode, Gracie shared a story of how keeping all of her credentials with her dad saved her from having to pay a fee twice when she misplaced the receipt. She linked this story to the importance of entrusting your life into to God hands, our creator and Father, so that when the storms of life hits, abba will give us the strategy to withstand the storm. This is why the scripture says, "He who keepeth Israel does not sleep nor slumber." ABBA will always watch over what we commit into his hands to keep for us.

Journey from a parasitic relationship to an Intimate relationship with Christ

In this episode, Gracie shares her story of how her relationship with Christ has evolved. She talked about how she moved from seeing Christ as a 911 call she always made when she was in trouble to the realm of intimacy. She described her encounter with Christ as Abba Father, as well as how her beautiful bond with her earthly father helped her understand God as Abba Father better.

The Curse of Knowledge

Common knowledge is not common; what you assume everyone knows may not be true. In this episode, Gracie discussed how the curse of knowledge might limit one's perception of the world, causing him or her to contribute little or nothing to the world.

Law of Assumption: How great men birth their reality

Do you know that the energy you expend worrying about how bad things could get can be used to envisage the best possible outcome? In this episode, Gracie talked about how the law of assumption and faith are interconnected. She further explained how our thoughts are only assumptions and not yet our reality, and she finally gave guidance on how we can assume ourselves to greatness and create a great reality.

Yes, it's festive season, but can we reflect on the winding up year?

Aside being a festive season, Christmas signifies the end of the year. In this episode, Gracie talked about how she celebrates the Christmas holiday as an Igbo girl living in Nigeria, as well as how she appraises her year and plans for the new year. As always, Gracie will make you laugh, but don't forget to listen in between to learn essential lessons you can apply to your life as the year comes to an end.