5 important truths: 1. Life is short 2. Sin has consequences 3. Death is certain 4. Hell has no exits 5. Only Jesus saves Romans 6:23 - “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.”

Improvement lies just beyond what we are currently capable of. When wanting to increase skill level, it’ll always take effort beyond the norm.

Jesus is alive. And that changes everything about today.

Psalm 84:10 ✝️ “For a day in thy courts is better than a thousand. I had rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God, than to dwell in the tents of wickedness.” ✝️

When you can truly forgive in your heart, you can truly move forward in your mind.

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The moment you accept your past, your future becomes an opening.

Integrity Curiosity Effort Empathy Humility

Every problem has a good explanation. Be diligent on finding the explanation that can help lead to a solution, not just the comfortable explanation that makes us feel as if we’ve “won”. The “win” is in correctly solving the problem.

Work hard to absorb things as they are. Minimize forcing your mind’s projection or judgement on things both familiar and uncomfortable.

My final attempt to finding my brother. 27/07/2022 one year today, you went missing. It’s a lot for me to put this out here one more time as my entire family do not want to go through the trauma, the scares, the duping and the heartbreak that came with publicizing this. A thread

Believest thou this?

Jesus is the ONLY way.

Never forget your “why” while striving to achieve the “what”.

Reflect and learn from who we were, embrace who we are, envision who we can become.

Strive to be as useful as possible.

Absolute blast at the #HeadsOfState premiere in NYC. So grateful for our director, the incredible cast and crew from around the globe who made this all come to life. You can see Heads of State when it comes to Prime Video on July 2!!! Amazon MGM Studios

Ghanaian woman worth celebrating today; Chef Abby There are moments when one person rises so beautifully that they remind us of the power of heritage, discipline, and creativity. And today, that person is Chef Abby, Abena Amoakoa Sintim-Aboagye. At an age where many are still