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Never accept a narrative about anyone with any form of finality until you have met the person yourself. You may have an impression about a person based on what others say, but do not conclude till you have a one on one experience. Sometimes things are just not the way people say. When someone comes to you with a narrative about another person that completely alters your perception of him or her, the question you need to ask in your head as you listen is this, did this person try to get or gain something from this other person and it didn't work out right? by Pastor Poju Oyemade

They prophesied about the future while they were dying and shaped the future. You do the same. When you are dying is the most powerful moment to release prophetic words about your future. The book of Hebrews tells us about three powerful patriarchs who made declarations and pronounced blessings while they were experiencing death. They all understood the death experience is the moment to make profound and instructive statements from the heart that will shape events to come. H ebrews 11:20-22 20 By faith Isaac blessed Jacob and Esau concerning things to come. 21 By faith Jacob, when he was a dying, blessed both the sons of Joseph; and worshipped, leaning upon the top of his staff. 22 By faith Joseph, when he died, made mention of the departing of the children of Israel; and gave commandment concerning his bones. Once a person begins to experience death if handled with the act of worship, it opens the door to seeing the future and so words spoken as su

To me the most touching scene in the Avengers:EndGame movie was when Natasha and Clint were on a cliff at Vormir to fetch the ‘soul stone’.  Before arriving there, none of them knew that one of them will have to lose his or her life so that the other one can get the stone which in the movie was needed to help save or bring back the lives of so many millions of people.   It was a big shock and difficult time and decision for them, but their reaction was really amazing. Instead of trying to protect and preserve their lives, they were both literally fighting to be the one to make the ‘life sacrifice’.   As seen in the following screenshots:   It was indeed a touching and inspiring scene. So what powerful lessons can we learn from this scene? Someone once said it is not the duration of your life that matters but the donation of your life. In a world where there is so much emphasis on ‘self-