Lightfeeders

By Shephard Victor Think twice, O disciple of the Lamb, how do you want to be remembered? For Christ promised us a kingdom— yet never without the narrow path that leads into it. This gospel is no gentle lullaby, that rocks thee back and forth upon thy cushion chair but a radical summons, a trumpet […]

By Shephard Victor If you want a glimpse into how eternity records the lives and events of men, study the book of Genesis 5, among others. One thing becomes clear: most of the people whose names and deeds are captured in those pages had no idea that their actions were being recorded—not by human historians,

By Victor Shephard Many today have become victims of an imbalance, confusing personal gifts and anointings with universal doctrines. What some received as unique helps for their ministries have been repackaged as rigid methods and taught as if they are divine templates for all. They were given these operations of grace as personalized gifts, but

BY Shephard Victor   In a world filled with differing perspectives, backgrounds, and ideologies, it’s easy to assume we can interpret the move of God through the lens of our personal experiences, whether conservative or liberal. But let’s be honest: God is far bigger than our opinions, louder than our voices, and deeper than our

By Shephard Victor   Many christians believe so much in the end-time revivals of the Church (you should, if you are one), but choose not to think that the revival that will transverse the entire corporate persona and landscape of their nations. The move of God in His Church can and will never exclude the

By Shephard Victor There are moments when divine intervention feels immediate Times when prayer feels effortless and refreshing, Times when answers appear swiftly, and we are excited, even proud of God’s responsiveness. Those moments encourage us to pray more; they strengthen our faith. But then, there are other seasons… Seasons when, after praying faithfully and

By Shephard Victor There’s a subtle deception that the enemy often whispers into our hearts: that sin is merely a mistake, something casual, harmless, or even relative. This lie fosters the illusion that some people are “milder sinners” than others, encouraging comparison and self-justification. Have you ever thought, “Well, at least I’m not as bad

By Shephard Victor Most of us recognize this phrase as part of what is commonly known as The Lord’s Prayer. You might even know the entire prayer by heart. But have you ever paused to ask: Why would Jesus instruct us to pray that God not lead us into temptation? After all, doesn’t the book

By Shephard Victor Human beings, by nature, cannot be fully satisfied. This isn’t a personal flaw; it’s a universal reality. It’s not something unique to one individual; rather, it’s the human condition. According to the Preacher in Ecclesiastes, part of the beauty and wisdom of life is learning to live with this reality, not by

By Shephard Victor Do not give your heart to another man. The Bible never commands us to give our hearts to another person, but only to God. When we hand over our heart to someone, we risk turning them into an idol. God, not any human, is the only One worthy of holding our hearts.