In a world filled with ornamental objects, nothing compares to the beauty of humanity. Yet, I have known men and women with stunning physical appearances whose actions were as evil as Satan’s. Conversely, I have encountered individuals whose outward appearance was far from appealing, yet their character was as kind…
Forget About Mineral Resources
Countries rich in mineral resources often find themselves caught in severe armed conflicts, with little hope for resolution. For example, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), a nation abundant in resources like cobalt, diamonds, and gold, has never experienced lasting peace since gaining independence. This situation is perplexing and…
The Revolutionary Discovery Unveiled in Bethlehem
The story of Chikumbutso’s Micro-sonic Energy Device is not just a tale of innovation; it is a modern-day parable of hope, resilience, and the transformative power of human ingenuity. Much like the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, which heralded a new era of salvation and peace, Chikumbutso’s invention has the…
The Syndrome of Skepticism: A Reflection on Faith, Identity, and Human Potential
The story of Thomas, who doubted Jesus’ resurrection until he saw proof, is often seen as an isolated incident. Yet, it reflects a broader condition plaguing humanity: a pervasive skepticism fueled by misinformation and pride. In a world where falsehoods spread faster than truth, skepticism has become a default response.…
The “God Is In It” Mantra: A Reflection on Faith, Accountability, and Zimbabwe’s Path Forward
The question of whether Zimbabweans believe in God remains speculative, as there is no definitive evidence to conclusively answer it. What is undeniable, however, is the significant support Nelson Chamisa commands in Zimbabwe. Yet, this support does not necessarily stem from the mantra “God is in it,” which has become…
The cost of sweetness is bitterness
A person is happier when embracing life’s struggles for true happiness. Life is a complex tapestry of joy and sorrow, sweetness and bitterness. The path to true happiness is often paved with struggles and challenges, making the journey as important as the destination. This article explores the paradoxical relationship between…
Both good and evil possess advantages
God perceives sin differently from how ordinary humans understand it. A superficial observation suggests that sin is found in explicit evil actions. This is why only humans are uniquely associated with sin, as they solely embody both good and evil. Animalistic behaviour, regardless of its crudity, does not constitute sin.…
The Impact of Sin Across Humanity
Sin as a Source of Friction among Humans Sin, in its simplest form, can be described as a condition of friction that disrupts harmony among humans. The first recorded instance of this failure to coexist is the story of Cain and Abel. Cain’s inability to live peacefully with his brother,…
Wealth is a State of Mind
The Illusion of Wealth and Poverty Wealth and poverty are not solely determined by material possessions. Physically, there is no clear line separating the wealthy from the poor. A person driving a luxury car or living in a mansion may appear wealthy, but if they are burdened by debt, stress,…
Truth-Telling is Redemptive
In a world increasingly driven by comfort and convenience, the pursuit of truth has become a rare and often uncomfortable endeavour. Many perceive falsehoods as desirable and truth as dangerous, fearing its unapologetic and transformative nature. Yet, history has repeatedly shown that truth-telling is not only necessary but redemptive. It…