“…be still and know that I am God, and watch me orchestrate the next phase for you. This is the same thing I’d like to invite you to do this year. It’s an invitation to be still. And in stillness, we also remember the times in the past when He indeed showed Himself as God, the testimonies of our faith in Him and His work in us.”
Anxiety could be a recurring part of grad school and life. But I’d like to invite us to think about two things Jesus says to us, and the meaning of “re-centring” and “replacing”. God bless you🤍
Hello my dear friends, here I speak about carrying the Holy Spirit into your dissertation or article writing process, as well as your experiments. And, I share on one thing we should never let our hearts forget — God IS good. And He is present. God bless you 🤍
After I made this episode, I listened again and could find God’s presence and reassurance within my heart. May it be the same for you, as you get into a new session, reassured, certain, of His unending grace. God bless you 🤍
I read reviews and messages from my friends. I also invite you to ask me questions about travel scholar year.
For all my friends who applied to international graduate programs and didn’t gain an admission, I feel with you, and I am so sorry that the results might not have been what you hoped for. In the weeks ahead, please give yourself grace. Then gently return to it again. I am sending you prayers of grace, of God’s help, and of testimonies.
Happy New Year! For this first episode of the year, I bring you a very beautiful and inspiring verse from Jesus: John 17:4. May it give us insight and inspiration on how our work glorifies God. Welcome to 2023!
Here I speak from Psalms 126 as a bonus episode for December. I sense in my heart and spirit that 2023 will be our year of great dream-like testimonies. And I can’t wait to hear your testimonies in the year ahead. God bless you 🤍
This episode is special to me. I share on making reflections and gratitude as we close the year. And from my heart, I send encouragement to everyone who’s holding a prayer in her heart.
I mostly check in with you, and send shout out to my brother who’s getting married and prayers for the victims of the flood in Nigeria. Then I share from Exodus 13 and pray for you.
Today, I’d like to speak to those who are going to be serving as Teaching Fellows for the first time as I officially open Season 3! And I bring you greetings from Lagos, Nigeria :)
On Faith, community and research. My good friend James graduated from Harvard in May. Here’s an episode I made with him in honour of his journey at Harvard and earning a PhD, and in the heart of friendship and fellowship. (Congratulations Dr Xue!)
Here I share something I was led to learn while I was having my prayer time with God. I hope it encourages you as it did me.
I leave a little message to all of you, my friends, as we prepare for the end of the academic year. And here’s a verse I’d like you to keep in your heart: “I pray that God will give to you all the things that you really want. He will help you to do everything that you want to do.” Psalms 20:4 EASY
I made this little prayer episode for everyone affected by war, and going through a war even within them. Sending you prayers of God’s unfailing peace 🤍🍃
Welcome to 2022! In this first episode of the year, I say a prayer for us, and make a few announcements about a Zoom prayer call, having guests on some episodes and a few other things. I hope you see how blessed and precious you are to God. God bless you, God bless your year, and Happy New Year!
Today I choose to pray for all of us. I know it’s been very stressful, and I’ve also felt tired too. So, I decided to say a prayer for all of us, as we remember how present God is with us, even in the tightest of moments.
I was led to make an episode about spending time with God, even in the motion of our school and research work. I especially thank David Heckendorn for a beautiful message at First Friday this October. I found seeds of my message within it.