Modus Operandi With Dr. B'mac

On this last episode of this season, I decided to share tips that have enabled my journey into becoming thus far; fom childlikeness to confidence and curiosity.

​"Grief is just love with no place to go." — Jamie Anderson We often talk about love and nurturing relationships. However, we seldom talk about the other side of love which is grief as well as regret. These are constituents of the human experience we cannot shy away from. On this episode, the understanding of grief and the navigation of it was explicated, along side regret.

Søren Kierkegaard, known as the father of existentialism which is a branch in philosophy was a theologian and a philosopher who lived in the 1800s. In his posits in regards to regret and the spheres of life, he talked about the aesthetic, ethical and religious. This episode investigate these phenomena in light of how they affects us on a daily basis.

Faith expressed in the church in Nigeria is often unintentionally incomplete and sometimes selfish. We have a strict exclusive definition of it. This episode explains God's interest in citizenship, the responsibility of the body of Christ in aligning the nation to God's blueprint for it not just by misguided intercessions but by divine wisdom.

Politics is a field that has been in existence since the creation of man. Politicians understand this field and its intricacies. There's a wisdom in that. This episode is seeks to understand the mind of a politician, inculcating these principles into our daily lives.

Overthinking is often perceived as a bug in a system or a psychological flaw that should be discarded. However, on this episode, it is explained as an advantage and energy that only needs to be understood and harnessed effectively.

Obscurity is often perceived as a prison. On this episode, the beauty and advantages of obscurity was explained bringing a new light of seeing obscurity as a laboratory where we get prepared before recognition finally comes. That way, what ought to be a blessing do not become our destruction.

On this thirteenth episode of the podcast, a foundational emphasis and explication of the concept of leadership from the perspective of influence was laid bare. This was done with the understanding of culture, truth, time and holiness put into proper theological and practical context.

On this final episode of "FInding The One" series, a compendium of the series is explicated via a succession of questions in tandem with all that has been taught along the line. This promises to be enriching!

Marriage is often depicted as an item on a bucket list, and as an experience that should be the source of one's happiness. It is far from those. Marriage is absolutely divine and crucial to the furtherance of God's kingdom and the progress of any society. On this episode, the five 'Cs' which constitute the 'why' of marriage was explicated.

Can two work together unless they agree? It's on this vital rhetorical question that this episode is consolidated on as well as delving into the difference between revelation and wisdom in regards to the leadership of God in life and in choosing our spouse.

On this two in one episode, the long-aged question of "if there's a soulmate" was adequately explained. Secondly, the conversation of becoming and finding since it has been established that God chooses, began.

With the multiplicity of doctrinal persuasions on the subject matter of finding one's spouse, it is imperative to understand from the lens of objectivity what is God's actual intentions and methodologies in connecting people. This episode answers the long embedded question of "Does God choose our spouse? " with theological and referencial standpoints. It is as wholesome as it gets.

A research done by Siemens in 2013 unveiled a discovery that 73% of couples feel they didn't marry the love of their life. There have been various arguments and worldviews as regards how involved God should be in one's search for spouse. With all these in view, this episode lays the foundations for this new series—finding the one.

On this episode, I get to dissect the relationship between one's self-esteem and sexual history. Beyond that, conversing on God's perspective on a person's sexual history via the analysis of love, both from the dimensions of empathy and truth.

In a world where there's an over-emphasis on the need to be and appear in ways in order to attract better opportunities all in the name of 'packaging,' what are the benefits of staying true to one's self? Is authenticity overrated?

Sometimes, it is hard ascribing to any departure as quitting or just re-strategizing. On this episode, the long-aged confusion about the difference between giving up and letting go is being explained with succinct examples.

In this episode, the fundamental understanding of wealth was explained from a perhaps never-before-seen perspective which hopes to ignite one's perception inspiring a foundational hold on what it is all about and its purpose.

On the second episode of Modus Operandi With Dr. B'mac, the subject of talent in alignment with purpose was carefully looked at, especially from God's perspective—directing our attention to what truly matters.

This is an introductory episode and a conversation about understanding the concept of timing using the lives of Joshua and David as references via our contemporary lenses. It brings light to the often silenced important discourse between that synergy of man's free will and God's sovereignty, which determine the course of one's existence. This understanding helps us properly navigate the meaning of...