Praise May Appear Small But Powerful

By Ianpassion
Sunset at Langu Beach, Satun, Thailand, 2020

The young David had shown us that sometimes all we need to defeat the enemy (problems and fears) is a small stone.


The same is true of praise; sometimes all we need is praise. Praise is a weapon. Throughout the Scripture, we see how praise breaks chains, confuses the foes, and strengthens the weak people.

We are unstoppable when we are speaking and declaring praise. 

The enemy cannot keep a praiser or a worshipper down. Remember Paul and Silas in jail? At midnight, the prison doors were opened, and the shackles were removed. Our praise may appear small or insignificant, but when we praise our Eternal Father, MOVES.

The majority of the battles we face are spiritual in nature. Praise is a very effective weapon and It is even more effective to praise when we are in trouble because the enemy expects us to be discouraged and complaining.

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By Ianpassion
Picture was taken at Wangtainan Waterfall, Satun, Thailand

The plant that i carried is called "Tau Rang" in Thai.


This plant belongs to a palm family and is very attractive to look at. It also has a number of health benefits. But, along with its beauty and contribution to human health, it is thought to be the itchiest plant in Thailand once its juice touches our skin.

I found this plant at  Wangthainan waterfall in Satun while we were collecting rubbish and hiking with my friends. It was leaning against a large rock at the waterfall summit. A friend signaled for me not to touch this plant, but it was too late already before I noticed.  

The Keys Of The Kingdom Of Heaven

By Ianpassion

Picture was taken at Manang Viewpoint, Satun, Thailand 

I will give you the keys to the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven. — Matthew 16:19


The Word above came into my mind while I was heating my coffee and gazing up at the sun emerging from the hills.  

We don't have to live a defeated life and slaves to fear. We have been given the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven--resources, protection, and power to unlock whatever is locked down or withheld by the devil.

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What Happens If The Season Does Not Change?

By Ianpassion
Photo was taken at viewpoint Manang, Satun, Thailand

There is a man in the Scripture whose name is Job. I was thinking about him as I drank my coffee before feeding my chickens in the morning. Job loved the Almighty Father, was a happy person, and was prosperous in the city of UZ.


But one day he suffered painful losses and illness.


Instead, his wife encouraged him, she said, "You have done lots of good things, but what you got is a curse. It is better you defame your Father in Heaven and kill yourself!"

Focusing On The Limitless Almighty Father

By Ianpassion

Picture was taken at Paknam Camping Day, Satun, Thailand

Sometimes we feel stuck as if we are facing a thick and very high wall. This is the end of the road. Our difficult situation attempts to condition us that there is no way out. It frames us to limit our focus and shrink our faith.

Finally, we are trapped in the routine of constant fear and worry. Did God tell us to trust Him with all our hearts? We become limited in our thinking because we fail to see our limitless Almighty Father.