Partnering with God
By Jolly Mokorosi A few days ago I was praying for the nation (South Africa) and crying out to God. I wanted to know His heart and pray His will. The first words He…
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Where two or more are gathered in His name……
Last Thursday there was no doubt that as we walked into our prayer meeting many of us were carrying the burdens of the day/week/month/year on our shoulders. God gently reminded us, in many different…
Born to Win – Find your success code By Zig and Tom Ziglar : A Book Review
By Jolly Mokorosi Zig Ziglar famously said that people say that motivation does not last and then quickly pointed out that neither does bathing but you still do it! There is a great deal…
Ten things I would tell my younger self with Wanda Roberson
It is always a pleasure to meet someone who is so comfortable in their own skin and loves who God has created them to be. What an honour it has been to get to know…
Tough Choices by Carly Fiorina : A Book Review
By Jolly Mokorosi I was given this book by some friends who lead one of the London chapters of the church I attend. Once I had introduced Top Women for God to them, they…
New Beginnings: My Big Catch with Noluthando Dlamini
Someone once said that when you meet Noluthando Dlamini I dare you not to like her. That is exactly what took place at our initial meeting. This lady is nothing short of an energetic…
Make the most of mentoring by Susan L Colantuono : A Book Review
By Jolly Mokorosi ‘If more of us had been informally mentored and able to see what was going on from the inside, three things would be different. There’d be a lot more useful information…
10 Things I would tell my younger Self with Abimbola Pariola
Few of us can look back at our lives and not marvel at God’s hand. Abimbola Pariola is no exception. We caught up with this busy lady and cornered this mighty woman of God…
Developing my personal business plan – God is my CEO workbook review (Part 2)
The God is my CEO workbook by Larry S Julian, is a complete guide on personal business planning. I have to admit that when I initially started reading the book, I did not intend…