Fulfilment with Anne Atulaegwu

Spoken word! That talk that’s a fine mix of rhythm and rhymes, poetry, energy, and dramatic gestures, combined to pass a message. I love spoken word! I hope you do too. So recently, there has been this twist to serving people the gospel on a golden spoken word tray. It’s called Gospel Rap. While rap has been around since 19-memorial-oh-oh, using rap as a tool to pass on the message of Christ and the Cross has only recently started becoming popular and acceptable. In the past, people would condemn gospel rap artist saying they were copying the world and bringing the unholy into the holy place.  Today, the earth is apparently getting filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the waters covers the seas (Habakkuk 2:14) and rap is one of those channels through which the glory of the Lord is covering the earth. Religion made us think all the fine things were for and of the world. But TRUTH in JESUS makes us see that all things were made for HIM

Being a girl I’ve been told that my breast of blessed possession is too small. Huh? People cannot shut up right? And who even gives us the sense of small or big over other people’s body. Well, luckily that didn’t affect myself image and I’m sure it’s only because I love the freedom my perfect size offers when it comes to choice of underwear (including going “without” unnoticed). All em perfect sized babes will understand what I’m talking about. (Laughs) If not? I'm sure it would have bothered me at some point in life. However, many women have been badly damaged by descriptions given by friends, family and themselves, about their body parts.  Read: The rules of self esteem Today, we will hear from a seasoned woman of faith and inspiration. She is the author of the new book titled, MIRROR WAR: Winning the battle of self image Please help me welcome, Ifeoma Onweluzo. Anne: Hi Ifeoma, It’s an honour to have you here with us on Young and Relevan