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Mo Moore by Yinka Alaseyori - this laid in my spirit while I sat at home, watching a movie. A while back, I was curled up at home watching a movie when the song dropped into my spirit. Not during worship, not during quiet time. Right there on my couch, mid-scene, sound bleeding in from somewhere between the screen and my memory. I paused everything to listen. Just sat with it. It blessed me richly - the kind of blessing that doesn't ask permission, it just arrives and settles

In January, I asked if you were actually ready or just excited (you can catch up here). I told that story about the ride - the prayer, me rushing my mum and sister out the door, the same ones who had said they'd be ready and then weren't quite. I said stay ready, stay aligned. I meant every word. But something has been sitting heavy with me since then. Because there is a difference between being ready and being PREPARED. And I think we collapse them too easily. The case study

As we sang along to "Semi" (Asaphs' Tent) in church one Sunday morning, one line stopped me mid-worship. "I am Your servant, You are the Lord." I have sung those words so many times before. But that morning - something about them settled differently in my spirit. Not as a declaration I was making in the moment. As a question I found myself sitting with long after the song ended. Am I living as His servant? Or am I living as His son? And - is there even a difference? Here is w

1 Corinthians 13:4-7 × Galatians 5:22-23 One morning in July 2023, I was struck by something I had read countless times but had never truly seen. 1st Corinthians 13 tells us that love is patient and kind. In Galatians 5, we see that the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. If love is patient and kind, then when we have love, we have already scored at least three of the nine fruits. But it goes deepe

About a week ago during a prayer meeting, a sister shared a profound prayer point that has stayed with me: we must always ask God to place helpers in our path, even in the most ordinary of circumstances, such as whilst travelling on public transport. Her words stirred something deep within me, and the Holy Spirit prompted me to share an experience from several years ago that speaks to this very truth. What I am about to share happened on the 30th of May, 2017, a day when I ex

A few Sunday mornings ago, my mum, sister, and I were running late for church—as one does. While my mum was still in the bathroom, I asked if I should start checking for rides. She said yes, reminding me she would not take long. (If you know anything about Sunday mornings in Lagos, you know that rides can be... elusive.) So I opened my ride-hailing apps and said a quick, urgent prayer: God, please give us a ride. Quick! And just like that, I got one—five minutes away. Natural

A week ago, three significant moments converged on a single day: I celebrated a new year of life. I launched this website. I stepped into a journey I never saw coming. All while being held, led, and backed by the Holy Spirit. Let me tell you a story about impossibility—and the God who delights in defying it. The Impossible Assignment Four days before my birthday, I felt it. That unmistakable stirring in my spirit—the kind you cannot ignore, cannot rationalize away, cannot sch

Inspired by Spurgeon's profound exposition on Matthew 17:5, I found myself arrested by this truth: A man is the father of a man. A carpenter fathers a table. A sculptor fathers a statue. The creator imparts something of himself into what he creates. But God—God is not a man. He is eternally, magnificently God. He is the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, which declares with unmistakable clarity that Jesus Christ shares His very essence, His divine nature. He is God. Full stop.

Welcome to my digital sanctuary. For years, I have walked the sacred intersection where spiritual grounding meets professional excellence. Along this journey, I have discovered a profound truth: we are not called to choose between being Spirit-led and being strategically sound—we are divinely equipped to embody both. Adebimpyl's Corner exists for those who refuse to diminish their devotion in pursuit of success, and who will not apologize for their ambition while honoring the

We are often tempted to treat "purpose" as something ethereal—a whisper in the wind, a feeling we chase but cannot quite grasp. But beloved, let me offer you this truth: purpose without a plan remains merely a beautiful dream deferred. Habakkuk 2:2 instructs us with divine precision: "Write the vision and make it plain." This is not simply spiritual counsel—it is a timeless principle of manifestation and stewardship. A planner is far more than a collection of dates and deadl