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Welcome to the Kavana Fellowship blog, a space dedicated to exploring deep spiritual insights, practical wisdom, and reflections on faith. There are a collection of articles designed to inspire you. Click on the links within each highlight to dive deeper into the full blog posts.
The first time I read the book of Job, I saw a man seeking answers in an impossible situation. A man going through unfavorable circumstances and asking the same question everyone would in such a situation: "Why is this happening to me?"...click here to continue reading
A child would definitely have problems talking and would blunder grammatically; he would have problems walking, and many more problems - because he’s learning. You most likely have problems in your business not because you have some village people working against you but... continue reading
So many times, we use this phrase wrongly and under the guise of allowing our sinful nature to thrive. We say things like, "I am not perfect," "Everybody makes mistakes", and "We all are working towards perfection", and each time we say things like these, it is in a bid to justify our errors.... continue reading
What started as a personal testimony has morphed into a joke. The phrase originates from a testimony shared by someone from a specific Christian denomination in Nigeria. The individual shared how God worked miraculously in their life, using the phrase, “I am a chosen,”... click here to continue reading
Change does not start from when you discover it.
Change doesn’t start at the moment you realize it. Often, we think that change begins when we first notice it—when something shifts, and we make a conscious decision to do something different. But the truth is, change begins much earlier...like a pregnant woman, the day the doctor tells her that she is pregnant is not the day she got pregnant but.... click here to continue reading
One of the seasonless questions that appears to bug the hearts of many, especially Christians is about the “niceness” of God.
At some point or the other, intentionally or not, you may have also added a question mark on God’s kindness, demanding why He, sometimes, allows His children to go through hard times. Losing a loved one to a long-term illness or having to deal with a situation that is beyond your control could make such a question pop up. But you know what... click here to continue reading
The life and story of Moses are fascinating and inspiring. It affirms the truth that "God can use anybody from anywhere to lead His people," as long as the person is ready to live according to His will... click here to continue reading
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