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  Friend 2.0 — Who Is Truly Your Friend? In our last edition, we asked an important question: Who is your friend? We came up with a definition: A friend is someone with whom you share mutual benefits, someone who sees you, hears you, and someone you can be completely yourself with — without fear, judgment, or competition. That is a friend. But let’s talk honestly. Many stories have been told about friends — real ones, fake ones, and those who walk the line between both. Some friends can be envious, and that’s the part no one prepares you for. What’s truly strange — even sad — is when the envy comes from those who seemingly have more than you. They’re richer. They have better jobs. They have families, children, good marriages, thriving businesses — and yet, they envy you. You may ask yourself: Why? Why the jealousy? What exactly do I have that threatens them? Here’s the truth: It’s not always about what you have. It’s about what you carry. The spirit in you...

  Friend. Who is a friend? Who is your friend? Do you have lots of friends? When you're down, when life hits hard—can you call on these people and they’ll actually show up for you? Or are they just people around you that you label "friends" for convenience? Who is a friend, truly? A friend is someone you share a bond with. A connection. Someone who listens. Who sees you. Who stands by you, not just when things are good, but when life is heavy. They don’t have to be a sibling. They don’t have to be a lover. It’s not about blood or romance. It’s about trust. It’s about presence. So ask yourself: Do you feel seen? Do you feel safe? Do you feel heard? If yes—then maybe, just maybe, you have a real friend. If not, maybe it’s time to look closer. What is your criteria for friendship? I’ve had people I called friends who tried to derail my path. Friends who tried to lure me into lesbianism. Into illegal businesses. Friends who copied everything I wore—not out of admiration, but ...

I’ve heard people say “The Bible is just a book.” They say, “It’s filled with stories written by ordinary men.” Some call it an inspiration, others see it as just another novel. But I want to ask you—when you’re in real trouble, do you run to a novel? Do you open a biography when your heart is heavy? Do you cry out to characters in a story? No!. You shout “Jesus!” You run to God. So I ask you again: What is the Bible to you? On this blog, we don’t just share opinions. We share truth—not as we feel it, but as it is. The Bible is not just a book. It is The Book of All Books. Yes, it contains history. Yes, it has stories. But beyond that, it holds the very Word of God—from the throne room of heaven. The Bible carries power—to change situations, to deliver people, even nations. There is no book like the Bible. No biography has proven itself. No novel—be it Hadley Chase or Mills & Boon—has changed lives the way the Bible has. Even science and archaeology continue to confirm events descr...

 From Fear to Freedom: How I Overcame the Darkness As a little child, I was terrified of the dark. I don’t mean just the ordinary discomfort most kids feel when the lights go out — I mean terrified. I couldn’t stay in a room alone, let alone in a big house by myself. If no one was home, I would wait outside until someone returned before stepping in. The thought of being in the dark unsettled me to my very core. This fear followed me through my adolescent years and even crept into my adulthood. Hospitals were especially hard. If I had to spend the night admitted, my mind would imagine things that weren’t there — shadows became shapes, silence became whispers. The nightmares I had as a child were vivid and tormenting, and I believe that’s where the fear originated from. Deep down, I knew this fear wasn’t normal — and more importantly, it wasn’t mine to carry. I didn’t want to live my life this way, as a grown woman constantly shackled by fear. Something had to change. So I took it to...

  MYSTERIES OF LIFE Life, they say, is a mystery. I’ve always been curious about the unseen—because the unseen often controls what we see. Have you ever sensed a presence but saw nothing? Perceived a sweet fragrance that no one else noticed? Felt goosebumps with no visible cause? Had the strange feeling of being followed, only to turn around and find no one there? Most times, we dismiss these experiences as fear or imagination. But darling, what if there’s more? What if these are glimpses into the unseen realities and realms that surround us? What is my basis? The Word! “Christ is the one through whom God created everything in heaven and earth. He made the things we can see and the things we can’t see—kings, kingdoms, rulers, and authorities. Everything has been created through him and for him.” — Colossians 1:16 (MSG) You see, there’s an entire reality that exists beyond what our eyes can perceive. What do you believe? We’d love to hear your thoughts—drop us a commen...

  Welcome to LEMUELBA.blogspot.com – A Place Where Truth Matters In a world overflowing with noise, spin, and half-truths, we believe in something simple yet powerful: the truth . This blog exists as a clear voice in the chaos and distractions —a space grounded in facts, guided by integrity, and driven by a commitment to honest dialogue. Whether we’re uncovering hidden stories, challenging popular narratives, or offering thoughtful commentary on current events, our mission remains the same: to speak the truth, even when it's inconvenient. Because truth isn't always easy—but it’s always worth it.