Mayokun’s Memos

"Storms reveal what seasons conceal." That phrase stuck with me. It's easy to think our faith is strong until life tests it. This week's episode is a reminder to examine the foundation you're building on. Is your life built on Jesus' words, and are you acting on them? Because when the storms come, only one foundation will stand.

"Is it that deep though?" It may sound harsh, but it's a question many of us need to ask ourselves when worry starts to take over. Jesus tells us not to worry, but to seek first His Kingdom. This week's episode is a reminder to stop giving your worries so much attention and start placing your trust in God.

This week’s episode is for anyone who has been trusting God to come through in a specific area of life. Sometimes it feels like nothing is happening, but that doesn’t mean God is absent. His promises are never empty. Even when you can’t see the wind, God is still able to move in ways you didn’t expect. Don’t lose hope. God can surprise you. 

Sin can be a slippery slope. It rarely starts with a big decision. More often, it begins with small compromises that we tolerate and entertain. This week’s episode is a reminder to deal with sin at the root. It might be a TV show, an artist you listen to, or something else that is stirring up sinful desires in you. Whatever it is, if it is drawing you away from God, it has to go.

David came home to a burnt town. His wives and children were gone. Even his own men wanted to stone him. Yet in the midst of that devastating situation, David found strength in the Lord. This week’s episode is for anyone going through a tough season and thinking about giving up. There is strength available to you in God. Like David, you can find the courage to keep going, even when everything arou...

God can speak to you through people, so don’t neglect wise counsel. It is not a flex to handle everything on your own. God placed us in community for a reason. At the same time, not all counsel is godly counsel, so discernment matters. This week’s episode is all about counsel and wisdom.

In a world where we are constantly exposed to bad news, pain, and suffering through social media, is it possible that we’re becoming desensitised? Even as believers, have we slowly stopped being moved by the things that once stirred our hearts? This week’s episode is a reminder that compassion still matters. As followers of Christ, we are called to care, to feel, and to respond. Home of Happiness...

This week’s episode is for the people who are so focused on their inadequacies that they’ve forgotten it was never really about them. It’s about the God who is backing you and partnering with you. Your weaknesses do not disqualify you when God is involved. Stop focusing so much on what you lack and remember who is with you.

“Have you prayed about it though?” - The next time you catch yourself about to complain, pause and ask yourself that question. For many of us, complaining has become second nature, but the Word of God instructs us to do all things without complaining (Philippians 2:14). Constant complaining can be a sign that something is off in the control centre: your heart. This week’s episode is a reminder to...

Good things are happening for other people, and suddenly 'the pressure is getting worser.' This week’s episode is for anyone who feels caught in the comparison trap. God is calling you back to fix your eyes on Him and Him alone. Don’t trip by focusing on what’s happening in someone else’s life.

Having faith in what God has promised can feel easier when something is happening, when there is movement or progress. But what about when life feels quiet? When everything feels repetitive, slow, and a bit mundane? What do you do then? This week’s episode is for anyone in that season. If things feel slow right now, this one is for you.

This week’s episode is for anyone who feels like they’ve drifted. Life happened, habits slipped, and now there’s a weight of shame and disappointment that’s hard to shake. If that’s you, I want you to know this. It’s not too late. Jesus hasn’t changed His mind about you. He is still calling you, and you can come back to Him.

“God, are you there?” is a question we can sometimes find ourselves asking. His answer is always yes. The idea that God has abandoned you is a lie that needs to be replaced with the truth that He cannot forget you. You’re locked in. He is Emmanuel, God with us. I pray this episode encourages you.

This week, we’re unpacking how we see God and correcting it. God doesn’t “bite.” He isn’t waiting to shut you down or shame your questions. He actually wants you to come to Him openly and honestly, even with the things you think are too small or too silly. That unhealthy fear needs to go. This episode is about stepping into freedom and real relationship with Him.

If you wanted to weaken an army, you would target its control centre. In the same way, your mind is your control centre. That’s why the enemy fights so hard for it. But scripture reminds us that we have the mind of Christ. It’s time to guard your mind well and be intentional about what you allow to take root in it.

If you're in a season where everything feels heavy and the light at the end of the tunnel seems far away, this episode is for you. This week's memo is a reminder that it will not always be like this. God is involved in your situation, and He will perfect all that concerns you.

This week's memo is a reminder that you don't need to be chasing people's approval for the work God has sent you to do. Since He is the commissioner, His validation is the one that matters. Go listen now and be delivered from the pressure of people-pleasing.

This week’s episode is for anyone who has been feeling hopeless. In it, I dare you to hope in God. Why? Because He is faithful. Because He will never fail you. When everything feels uncertain, His love remains constant. “Yet I still dare to hope when I remember this: The faithful love of the Lord never ends! His mercies never cease.” – Lamentations 3:21–22

God cares about you, so you don’t have to carry it all on your own. You don’t have to keep worrying about the things that have been taking up space in your mind. This week’s episode encourages you to release your burdens and give your worries to the One who is fully able to take care of them. "Give all your worries and cares to God, for he cares about you.” – 1 Peter 5:7

This week’s episode is for those who have become too comfortable with procrastinating, especially when it comes to what God has instructed them to do. Aren’t you tired of making excuses? It’s time to act. “Farmers who wait for perfect weather never plant. If they watch every cloud, they never harvest.” - Ecclesiastes‬ ‭11‬:‭4‬

We’re continuing our series on obedience, looking at how your obedience or disobedience goes beyond you. There are people God wants to reach through you. So the question is, will you be so self-centred as to say no? This week’s episode is a reminder that obeying God should not be optional. Get uncomfortable with being disobedient.  

So you want to live a life of obedience? What about when the instructions that come from God seem to make no sense? In this week’s episode, we look at two examples where it would have lowkey been a valid response for the people to tell Jesus, “Are you crazy?” Instead, they chose to obey His instructions and, of course, they never regretted it.

You can be somewhere for a season and it’s good, but we have to continuously seek God to know when it’s time to move. We must be people who live lives of constant alignment with Him. In this week’s episode, the encouragement is simple: when God says move, you move.

This week’s very special live episode is a call to arise. What are you doing down there? Your light, Christ, has come. It’s time to wake up to the reality that you have been translated from the kingdom of darkness into the kingdom of light. That means you are no longer friends with sin, anxiety, or small mindsets. Arise and shine!

This week’s memo is all about obedience. God told Moses to speak to the rock, but he chose to strike it. Although it still produced results, it was an act of disobedience. How many of us have done the same, blending God’s clear instructions with our own wisdom? It’s time to live a life of complete obedience.