The Weeping Prophet

14/11/2025

“When Humility Found Me by Force”

I was feeling myself yesterday—fresh hair, fine outfit, small confidence. I even told God, “Today, let people see Your glory in me.” Five minutes later, I slipped on my own floor and landed like a humbled prophet. I stood up quickly, pretending it was ‘Holy Spirit manifestation.’ The way my child looked at me ehn—eyes saying, “Mummy, stop lying.” That’s how God reminded me that humility is not only a virtue; sometimes it’s a sudden landing. I just laughed because truly, God knows how to reset your pride before it grows wings.

— SisPhilomina

14/11/2025

A small reminder

14/11/2025

One day, the world will witness a disruption so massive that even the powers of the heavens will tremble. Jesus wasn’t speaking in mysteries—He was warning us that a time will come when the natural order we trust will collapse. “The powers of the heavens shall be shaken.” (Luke 21:26) The sun will dim, the moon will refuse to shine, and the stars will fall from their places as Matthew 24:29 and Mark 13:25 declare. These celestial disturbances are not random cosmic accidents; they are God’s final announcements—signals that human pride, wickedness, and rebellion have reached their limit. When creation begins to groan and the heavens start to shake, it is heaven’s way of saying: Prepare. The King is closer than ever. Don’t let the noise of the world distract you from the signs above your head; every shaking is a reminder that time is running out.

—SisPhilomina

14/11/2025

James 5:15
Not every sickness comes from sin, but the Bible also shows that sin can sometimes open the door to certain afflictions. James wasn’t saying that all sickness is a punishment—he was showing that the human body, soul, and spirit are deeply connected. Some illnesses are purely physical. Some come from stress, environment, or life circumstances. But there are moments when unconfessed sin burdens the heart so heavily that it weakens the body too. That’s why James 5:15 says, “The prayer of faith will heal the sick… and if they have sinned, they will be forgiven.” It means God heals both the body and the heart. So instead of assuming guilt, James teaches us to seek God honestly—because whether the sickness is physical or spiritual in origin, the Healer is the same, and His mercy covers both.

—SisPhilomina

14/11/2025

Before you rush to hold the mic, remember—heaven keeps stricter records for those who teach the Word. It’s easy to desire the spotlight, the title, the respect that comes with “teacher,” but God looks beyond the stage and weighs the heart. Every word spoken, every counsel given, every soul influenced will stand as evidence—either for us or against us. This is why James warns, “Not many of you should become teachers, for we who teach will be judged with greater strictness.” (James 3:1) Let your desire to teach be matched with humility, trembling, and a life that speaks louder than your sermons, because God examines not just what we say, but who we truly are when no one is listening.

—SisPhilomina

14/11/2025

This is what genuine religion looks like—no noise, no performance, no competition. It is the quiet strength of someone who wipes the tears of an orphan when nobody is watching… the steady hands that lift a widow’s burden without expecting applause… the courage to walk through a corrupted world without allowing it to stain your soul. Real faith is never measured by how loudly we speak, but by how deeply we love. “Pure and undefiled religion before God is this: to care for orphans and widows in their distress, and to keep oneself unspotted from the world.” (James 1:27) May your life speak louder than any sermon—shine, act, love, and let your light preach for you.

—SisPhilomina

13/11/2025

“When My Pastor Said, ‘Tell God Exactly What You Want’…”

One sister in church lifted her hands and shouted, “Lord, I want a tall, dark, handsome man who prays like Elijah and provides like Abraham!” Before anyone could say amen, a short brother beside her said, “Father, I’m available, but I’m still growing in faith and height!” The whole church scattered with laughter. 😂 Sometimes, what we’re praying for is sitting right beside us — just not in the ‘package’ we imagined. Don’t let your expectations blind you from recognizing God’s blessings in simple forms. He answers prayers, but not always in the shape you requested.

13/11/2025

The police are still Investigating into the matter. Be careful of what you post on social media

Bremen: Ein Baby-Löwe liegt während der Fahrt auf dem Schoß des Fahrers. Die Behörden ermitteln.

13/11/2025

Too many voices talking these days

13/11/2025

They said, she said, he said... and because they said it, you believed it?
So, you’re sure of what you don’t even know. That’s how people follow the crowd and end up in the grave. Too many voices speak these days, and few stop to ask, “Is it true?” or “Did God say it?” We trust rumours more than we trust the truth, and opinions more than we seek understanding. Remember, even the serpent said something to Eve — and that was how deception began. Not everything spoken should be swallowed. Learn to pause, pray, and discern before you agree. The same crowd that shouted “Hosanna!” later cried “Crucify Him!” (Matthew 27:22). Don’t let popular voices mislead you from God’s voice.

— SisPhilomina

13/11/2025

Dear God Dear God, father Lord remember me!

13/11/2025

You must not blend to fit in. Be YOU!!