A star from the east ,the woman with the Rhema in music, the called out one, and that which belongs to the Lord
Ghanaian singer-songwriter), who appears to be a gospel / inspirational musician based in Ghana known for songs like “AK47” Mabɛ mbu (Never Give Up) and “Noko Waa (Nothing Is Impossible)”.
This song was inspired by the life of the Apostle Paul as recorded in Scripture. Paul speaks of a persistent challenge—often referred to as a “thorn in the flesh”—for which he pleaded with God three times to remove. However, God’s response to Paul was clear and profound: “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness” (2 Corinthians 12:7–9).
God’s reply did not mean that the challenge was instantly removed; rather, it revealed that God’s grace was enough to sustain Paul through it. This truth reframed suffering—not as evidence of God’s absence, but as a platform for His strength to be revealed. From this understanding, the song encourages both myself and others to recognize that troubles, challenges, disappointments, and delays are not proof that God is inactive. What the mind perceives and what the eyes see are not always accurate indicators of what God is doing behind the scenes.
Scripture reminds us not to rely on our own understanding, but to trust fully in God’s wisdom and direction (Proverbs 3:5–6). There comes a point where, after doing all that we can, we must stand still and allow God to take control (Exodus 14:14).
Breakthrough often follows resistance. Like the relationship between honey and the bee, rising to a new level involves pressure, struggle, and persistence—but the reward is inevitable. Growth is rarely comfortable, yet it is purposeful. When God permits the process, He is also guaranteeing the outcome.
This truth is further illustrated in the book of Daniel. Daniel’s prayer was answered the very day he prayed, yet a spiritual opposition—the “prince of Persia”—delayed the manifestation of that answer (Daniel 10:12–13). Through perseverance in prayer, God intervened and removed the obstacle and took it away. This teaches us that delays are not denials, and opposition does not cancel divine approval.
Finally, the song serves as a warning and a reminder: not everything that appears good is beneficial. Some things allowed into our lives may ultimately destroy us if we are not discerning. Wisdom, obedience, and spiritual sensitivity are essential in walking with God.
In all things, God remains faithful. His grace sustains, His timing is perfect, and His purpose will surely prevail.
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