The Weeping Prophet

01/11/2025

“The Peace That Comes from Letting Go”

Sometimes peace doesn’t come from getting what you want — it comes from releasing what was never yours to control. We spend so much energy trying to fix people, rush timing, or fight battles that were never assigned to us. But there’s quiet strength in surrender. The moment you stop chasing what’s running from you, you create room for what’s meant for you. God does His best work in still hands and trusting hearts. Letting go isn’t weakness — it’s faith in motion.

“Be still, and know that I am God.” – Psalm 46:10
— SisPhilomina

31/10/2025

Learn to love you with the much you have!

31/10/2025

God is preparing you!

31/10/2025

God is just preparing me for something really big.

31/10/2025

30/10/2025

“Advice from a Market Woman”

A market woman once told me, “My daughter, if you wait for everyone to price your goods before you sell, you’ll die hungry.” I laughed, but her words sank deeper than she knew. Life is exactly like that market — full of voices, opinions, and distractions. If you keep waiting for everyone to approve your dream before you act, you’ll never move. Some people will only notice your worth when others start celebrating you. And by that time, you’ll be too focused on purpose to even care who once doubted you.

So don’t sit around waiting for applause before you begin. Start with the little you have. Build with the small crowd that believes. Even if nobody is buying your ideas now, keep showing up — consistency attracts attention faster than noise. The same way the early market sellers get the best customers, those who move early in faith attract grace before fame.

“Do not despise the days of small beginnings.” — Zechariah 4:10
Start small, stay faithful, and watch how God turns your humble stall into a city of influence.

— SisPhilomina

29/10/2025

29/10/2025

James 3:16
Where there is jealousy and selfishness, there is also disorder and every kind of evil.

29/10/2025

“The Weight of Pretending”

Some people are exhausted, not from work but from wearing masks. Smiling when they’re breaking, pretending everything is fine while their soul cries quietly. But peace never grows in pretense. God can only heal what you’re honest about. It’s okay to say, “I’m not okay.” Vulnerability doesn’t make you weak; it makes you real. Stop editing your pain to please people who aren’t living your story. “Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28 Let your truth breathe — that’s where healing begins.
— SisPhilomina

28/10/2025

Not Everyone Has the Same Gift — and That’s Okay.”

In the body of Christ, not all are apostles, not all are prophets, not all are teachers. God designed it that way. Some heal, some help, some lead, some simply encourage quietly behind the scenes — but every part matters. The problem today is that many want the spotlight gift, not the serving one. Yet, the stage doesn’t define importance; faithfulness does.

1 Corinthians 12:28–30 reminds us that God Himself arranged the gifts. The church is not a competition but a collaboration of grace. You don’t have to do what others do to be valuable — you just have to do what God called you to do. So instead of comparing, celebrate the difference. Heaven counts obedience, not applause.

Find joy in your portion. Serve with love. Your gift, no matter how quiet, still carries divine purpose.

— SisPhilomina

28/10/2025

“The Gospel for Sale”

Once upon a time, the gospel was preached to save souls; now, it’s often preached to fill pockets. What was meant to be a message of salvation has turned into a marketplace. We now see altars turned to stages, and pulpits used for performance instead of purpose. The same cross that was carried in pain is now decorated in pride. Many preach not because they are called, but because they are calculating profits.

Yet Paul warned us long ago: “For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear.” — 2 Timothy 4:3

True servants still exist — those who speak truth even when it offends, and who love souls more than offerings. Let’s not lose sight of the real gospel: it’s not a business, it’s a burden of love.

Stand for truth, even if it makes you unpopular.
— SisPhilomina

28/10/2025

“Older Women and Slander”

It’s funny how some older women become experts in labeling others. Once they marry, every single lady becomes an ashawo in their eyes. But let’s be honest — marriage isn’t a certificate of morality, and singleness isn’t a sign of sin. Character has no marital status.

Instead of using your ring as a weapon, use your experience as wisdom. Lift younger women, don’t tear them down. A godly woman builds, she doesn’t brand others with gossip.

True maturity is seen in how you talk about those who haven’t reached where you are yet.

— SisPhilomina