HORIZON OF FAITH HUB

"Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland." -  Isaiah 43:18–19   Life has a way of constantly reminding us of yesterday—our regrets, failures, and painful experiences. Many times, the enemy uses these memories to convince us that our future is permanently tied to our past. But God, in His Word, says: “Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past.” The chains of yesterday—whether they are fear, guilt, rejection, disappointment, or even sin—do not have the authority to define tomorrow. Chains are only temporary; God’s promises are eternal. What the enemy tried to use to hold you down cannot cancel what God has already written concerning your destiny. Joseph is a perfect example. Though betrayed by his brothers, enslaved, and imprisoned unjustly, the chains of his past did not stop him from becoming the prime minister of Egy...

  “Before they call, I will answer; while they are still speaking, I will hear.” – Isaiah 65:24 I was set to travel and stopped at a mall to pick some essential items. In the rush to beat time, I left behind the things I had placed outside the mall—and forgot to buy the food I intended to eat before departure. Time was short, so I moved on, thinking I’d just repurchase them when I arrived at my destination. But heaven had already gone ahead of me. As I stood outside waiting for a cab, a fellow clergy unexpectedly pulled up and offered me a ride. A few minutes into the trip, he said politely, “Please don’t be offended, I need to make a quick stop at the mall.” To my surprise, he drove straight to the exact mall where I had left my things. Even more striking—the eatery I had missed was just opposite the spot. Right there, I realized this wasn’t coincidence—it was providence. I didn’t retrace my steps by planning. God retraced them for me. This is the kind of thing God does throughout...

"The wise store up choice food and olive oil, but fools gulp theirs down." – Proverbs 21:20 Yes, better days are coming—but not by accident. Not by chance. Not just by prayer alone. They come to those who prepare with purpose and prophetic insight. Joseph didn’t wait for the famine to begin before he started saving. Noah didn’t wait for the clouds to darken before building the ark. The wise virgins didn’t wait for the midnight cry before buying oil. They bought the future in advance—and when the moment came, they were ready. 🌱 Buy the future now by sowing in faith when it’s not yet raining. 🙏 Pray when it’s still quiet. 📖 Study when no one is clapping. 🔥 Burn with purpose when no one is watching. 🛠️ Build in secret what God will reveal in public. Better days are not just promises—they are investments. You don’t stumble into greatness, you prepare for it. You don’t arrive at destiny by luck—you walk there daily by obedience. The future won’t wait for you to “get ready.” I...

  “You open Your hand and satisfy the desire of every living thing.” — Psalm 145:16 A friend of mine just got a phone—sleek, fast, and filled with impressive features. As we tested it together, I admired how well it functioned, and quietly, something in me wished for an upgrade too. I began to feel my phone was outdated, that I was missing out on something better. But a few days later, something remarkable happened. I took time to explore my own phone. To my surprise, the very feature I admired in his device—what I thought made his better—was actually on mine too. I simply hadn’t looked deep enough to find it. Many times in life, we envy others not because we lack, but because we haven’t discovered what we already have. We think someone else is better, more gifted, or more equipped—until we take a closer look inside ourselves. God has deposited treasures in you that only searching hearts can find. You don’t always need to change your life—you might just need to check again. Some ma...

 OLUWATOSIN - THE JESUS THAT I KNOW IS ENOUGH FOR ME 🎶🎵 Even you… you dey sing "Oluwatosin" Your lips echo the rhythm, your voice joins the chorus, but deep down—Jesus is never enough for you. You still chase power through yahoo. You still search for validation through hookups. You still bow to the god of fast money, hoping riches will fill the void inside. But tell me—how can you call God worthy (Oluwatosin) when your heart says otherwise? How can you lift His name high while your life is still buried in what breaks His heart? Is the name just a vibe to you, or is it a truth you live by? The Jesus I know is not a background tune to trending songs—He is the Foundation of life (1 Corinthians 3:11). He is not a backup plan when hustle fails—He is the Source of every good thing (James 1:17). He is not a decoration for your Instagram story—He is the King of kings, worthy of honor, surrender, and devotion. Many may sing Oluwatosin while their hearts bow to wealth, pleasure, and ...