Once, I ran from war But now, I run to it with fire in my bones. Not for the noise, not for the fear, But for the victory that calls my name. I am no longer shaken. I am no longer hiding. I stand A man of triumph, a bearer of victory. For the badge, for the crown, For the sound of victory that echoes my name in the heavens I rise. I am a Man of Victory. Not because I am the strongest, Not because I am the most trained, Not because I have many behind me But because I am backed by faith. Faith over fear Not because I feel no fear, But because I know who goes before me. His name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. He is my banner in battle, My strength when I am weak, My voice when I cannot speak. The battle is not mine But the victory is given to me. So I move, unshaken. I stand, unbroken. I fight, already crowned. For I am not just a man I am a Man of Victory. By : Daniel Oguntoyinbo 

Rejoice, O ye nations, [Faith Nations]! And pay good attention, I bring you good consolation, Born of divine inspiration. Our Lord Jesus has suffered crucifixion, For the sake of our redemption, He has kept us safe despite recession, And has positioned us in the right station. First published 04/23/2019 He has given us the choice-between life and destruction, For His death was never by confusion, Neither is His resurrection a fiction, Think deep-choose the right option. Choose it without procrastination, Meditate without hesitation, Life is the right option. By: Daniel Oguntoyinbo 

 I don’t just write - I receive. Most of my inspirations come in moments when I draw close to God. In times of consecration, when everything else is quiet, that’s when the words come. Not forced, not planned - just given. As Easter approached, I felt a nudge within me. “Prepare something.” It wasn’t just about writing. It felt like an assignment. So I obeyed. I took time, I stayed in His presence, and I put together a special piece - something intentional for the season. The first time I tried to present it at our annual youth program at the IYC campground, I missed the opportunity. The auditions had already ended. It was disappointing… but I let it go. This piece didn’t start there. It was first published on my blog on April 23rd, 2019 - a moment where I simply followed the inspiration I received. Over time, I shared it twice on YouTube. The first version came with a challenge - the background music I used (“In Christ Alone”) was copyright protected. So I had to try again. The sec...