My Sunesis

Why do people come/go to church on Sunday? (Or any other day of the week for that matter). Why do we go to seek the face of God, together, on Sunday? Is it just a routine or there is a reason? Furthermore, who is and who isn’t eligible to attend Sunday service or any gathering of people who have come together in the name of Jesus to worship God? I am wondering, of the masses who come to church, who do we expect to meet or see or sit beside in church pews on our sweet Sunday mornings? How should these people be, spiritually? Do we expect them to be perfect or broken? Do you expect complete spiritually healthy beings or spiritual lepers who have come to seek Jesus’ touch? And what is our own spiritual status anyway? Sorry, I bulged in with so many questions all at once. But sitting here on a good Saturday looking forward to a Sunday service I found myself thinking and bugged with many other questions seeing what’s happening in the body of Christ; our attitudes and our conducts as bel

Dear promising young man, you are going to see many women who are more so like your spouse in many things if not everything: beauty, however you define it, smartness, I mean brains, or even virtue if that be the one thing you went after leaving all the looks behind. I mean there will always be those who appear to be more. You might be faced with doubts as to whether you made the right choice in life, thoughts on whether you should make the turn and head towards what you may consider being ‘greener’ pastures, a place where your mind may at the moment consider to be the best for you. It happens. Am not here to condemn you or tell you how awful that is. I am no fit judge for such matter. However, am here to tell you it’s perfectly normal to have such thoughts. Few men can claim, truthfully, that they have never had such a battle in their lives, questions on whether they made the right choice or not. You are not the only one, not the first nor will you be the last. However, you must be c