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  • Yes, your child may be healthy. So why would they need life insurance now? Because the most valuable part of children’s life insurance may not be what it provides today. It may be the options it preserves for tomorrow. Health Can Change Before Adulthood Does As immigrant parents, we spend enormous energy creating opportunities for…

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  • Today is a milestone. I came to Canada, today, seven years ago…to build a better future. But there is one thing moving here did not reset: The retirement clock. For many newcomers, the game to financial freedom can feel less like a marathon and more like a sprint. Statistics Canada research on economic immigrant principal…

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  • R.G. LeTorneau

    I recently came into learn about this financial apostle of faith. And what I learned was incredibly helpful to understand why many Christians never command serious wealth. He inverted the tithe on its head and gave 90 percent instead of 10 percent. In his lifetime, he funded many Billy Graham crusades, built a university in…

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  • Who is the Christian? 2

    I am convinced that if I can answer this question for you, you’ll never see the world the same way again. The Christian is not one who goes to church. He is not one that merely subscribes to a religion started by Jesus Christ. The Christian has (or possesses) a life that is exactly as…

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  • Who is the Christian?

    A Christian is not just one that believes in Jesus Christ. She is not even one that is a follower of Christ. A Christian is one that has been granted access into the God-life. He is one whose God-consciousness has been awoken. His consciousness of mortality has given way to something ethereal, boundless and heavenly.…

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  • Four tests

    Every religion can be scrutinized for its veracity via four basic tests. And you can verify the religion through the religion’s core texts, the biography of its chief proponent or both. The tests will check the religion’s claims of origin, stated purpose, stance on morality and communicated destiny. If the religion fails any one of…

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  • Technofeudalism

    Economist, Yanis Varoufakis in his book, Technofeudalism argues that cloud-technology-owning companies from the United States and China are organizing everyone on the planet including governments, traditional capitalists and the rest of humanity into a class that pays them what he calls, cloud rents. These companies, cloudalists, as Varoufakis refers to them, operate outside profit motives,…

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  • The problem with assuming

    To assume you know when you really don’t. To refuse to think critically about everything when you really should. And failing to ask the questions that might provide you with the answers to lead a more meaningful life are three of the most underrated things in this century. These are also the untapped super reservoir…

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  • F-bombing

    The thing with F-bombing is not just about how immoral it is. All spirits express themselves through words and curse words are no exception. The bigger implication is that words become things. Pure words become wealth, health, long life et cetera. Curse words become poverty, sicknesses or limitations because of the nature from where they…

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  • Corporate yieldedness

    Corporate yieldedness might be surmised as the idea wherein God’s people become so yielded to Him that what He speaks to one about others, might also be common knowledge to ones He speaks about. This way, there’d be no man needing to explain to an intended how they ought to marry. There’d be no pastor…

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