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When Silence Isn't Absence: My Journey Back to the Blog

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Hey dear reader, It’s been a while. Honestly, I didn’t plan to go silent. Life just happened. Days turned into weeks, and weeks into months. I kept telling myself, “I’ll write tomorrow.” But tomorrow kept slipping through my fingers. In this quiet season, I wrestled with a lot, distractions, weariness, doubt, even guilt. Maybe you’ve been there too. That feeling of being distant from what once gave you joy. The quiet moments where you wonder if you're still called, still seen, still capable. But here's what I've learned: Silence does not mean absence. Just because I wasn't posting didn’t mean God wasn’t present. Just because I felt still didn’t mean He had stopped moving. Even in the hush of my own heart, He was gently working. Teaching. Shaping. Reminding me that His love isn't tied to how "productive" I am. That my voice doesn’t have to always be loud for Him to speak through me. I've come to realize that God doesn’t waste our pauses. Sometimes, He p...
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Early Life in Christ: Campus Edition (2)

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 Welcome back to the Ear l y Life in Christ: Campus Edition  series! So far, we have explored What I Wish I knew Before Starting University and discussed key advises for new students and returning students stepping into this exciting journey. Today, we are diving into a topic that every student looks forward to. We will be looking at A day In the Life Of a University Student. As the new semester approaches, many of us are preparing for the university hustle. Whether you are returning to campus or just starting your university journey, it is normal to feel both excited and a little anxious about what lies ahead. In this next installment of the NAVIGATING UNIVERSITY LIFE series, I am taking you through a typical day in the life of a university student because sometimes, knowing what to expect can make all the difference. Let us dive in!! Ever wondered what a typical day in the life of a university student really looks like? As a current student myself, I have navigated through ...
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Early Life in Christ: Campus Edition

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In this post, I will be introducing a series, Early Lifein Christ. Before we dive in, welcome back to Early Life in Christ blog. For those who might be new here, I am Rejoice, a university student, studying mass communication, hoping to specialize in Public Relations and Advertising.   In my first post, I mentioned that I will be sharing some of my experiences with you all and will be mostly focusing on youths and younger generation. As I reflect on my own experiences, I hope these lessons will help you navigate your own academic journey with greater ease. Let's dive in! Part 1 WHAT I WISH I KNEW BEFORE STARTING UNIVERSITY. University life is often portrayed as whirlwind of lectures, social events and liberty, emphasis on "liberty" but what does a typical day really look like? For many students, balancing academic responsibilities with personal commitments and social activities can be both thrilling and challenging.  In this post, we will dive into the the things I wished...
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Meet the Blogger

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 Hello and welcome to my blog. My name is Rejoice and I am a freelance writer. You can call me a content creator too. I am based in Nigeria and I am currently a student at the university, studying mass communication, hoping to specialize in Public Relations and Advertising. I have always wanted to write, not just writing for fun's sake but writing to impart and inspire people, mostly the upcoming generations and future leaders.  I started this blog in a bid to share my experience and tackle some of life's issues that youths or young adult face.  In this blog, I will take you through the process, step by step. This blog promises to be life transforming, and intriguing. Too bad you will not be able to catch on all the fun if you are not following this blog. Do well to follow up, like and comment on anything you would like me to talk about. Bring in your opinions as they will be highly appreciated. Thanks for visiting my blog. See you on my next blog.  Till then, do wel...
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