
Preparing God’s end-time army, even making ready the glorious bride of Christ.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 121 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | ||||

Can two walk together unless they are agreed? What happens when the person you once adored becomes the target of your constant criticism?
In Episode 7 of Ruth and Boaz, Rev. Sir Elorm explores the key dynamics that nurture lasting connection in marr... more
How do you know if your relationship is under a spiritual attack or if you are simply with the wrong person? Why do so many men retreat into silence just when they should be stepping into leadership?
In this sixth instalment of the Ruth and Boaz ser... more
Does marriage cure unfaithfulness, or does it merely expose a lack of character? At what point does the bill of divorcement become a necessity, and when is it a sign of a hardened heart?
In this fifth instalment of the Ruth and Boaz series, Rev. Sir... more
Did Eve meet Adam in idleness or did she find him already at work? Is a man’s readiness for marriage measured by his age, or by the laws he establishes for his household?
In this fourth instalment of the Ruth and Boaz series, Rev. Sir Elorm explores... more
Can a woman have a voice in a marriage built on submission? Is a man’s leadership a license for isolation, or a mandate for investment?
In this third instalment of the Ruth and Boaz series, Rev. Sir Elorm addresses the identity crises that often pla... more
How should a woman handle issues in her home in light of her submission to the Lord and to her husband? Is the “chase” a romantic necessity or a dangerous game that defies spiritual law?
In this second instalment of the Ruth and Boaz series, Rev. Si... more
What is the defining quality of a man truly ready for covenant? When God declared it was not good for man to be alone, was He speaking of mere company, or the necessity of a shared mission?
In this opening episode of the Ruth and Boaz series, Rev. S... more
In this episode, Sir Elorm offers practical wisdom for staying rooted in the place of prayer. Prayer is not measured by duration but by burdens caught — the depth of communion that transforms a man.
Have you been asking questions about prayer and se... more
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This show centers on Christian disciplines and spiritual formation, with a strong emphasis on prayer, meditation, fellowship, confession, and mentorship within faith communities. Episodes frequently explore how disciplined practices—prayer, corporate worship, journaling, mourning with compassion, and intentional reflection—cultivate deeper intimacy with God, empower spiritual growth, and strengthen church life. Across recent episodes, the discussions often tie daily spiritual habits to broader themes like divine guidance, spiritual warfare, and communal support, sometimes using vivid metaphors to illustrate inner discipline and focused practice. The format tends to mix personal anecdotes with scriptural framing, aiming to encourage listener... more
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