Infinix hot S spec: All eyez on me!

 The Infinix Hot S seems like a reversal of the Infinix philosophy of ‘bigger is better’ as the phone is expected to come with a 5.2-inch display.

Camera comes in both 13MP and 8MP 

Whether selfies or photos, every pixel captures the perfect image above all others.
Even in the low light conditions, the 8MP front camera with 1.4 µm ultra pixel technology will also capture hi-res selfies. And for quicker action, the rear camera’s 13MP works to transform every photo into clear and focused shot.

Be a selfie master even in the dark

Never miss any of your looks in the darkness. The front camera
contains a soft-light selfie flash, is able to highlight the best
moments of your face and bring back the focus onto you.
Or, capture all your activities in the night with the dual-LED flash
of back camera.

Take clear and vibrant photos in the dark with Infinix HOT S,
and conquer the night.

With a compact 5.2 inch size, all it takes is one hand to maneuver around
your world. 5 stunning colours, all designed in a uniquely crafted metal frame,
the choice is up to you. Meanwhile, together with a 3000mAh battery and
1.5mAh fast charging, you can enjoy your precious moments longer and longer.

Infinix Hot S is powered by a 64-bit SoC. The processor offers 8-cores and is expected to clock at up to 1.5GHz.  The Hot S will be available in two different versions :  *16GB storage and 2GB of RAM* & 32GB storage and 3GB of RAM.

Why Do Wicked People Prosper?

If God blesses those who obey Him, why do we see wicked people prosper and good people suffer under poverty and oppression?

“Blessed is the one who does not walk in step with the wicked or stand in the way that sinners take or sit in the company of mockers, but those whose delight is in the law of the Lord and who meditates on this law day and night. That person is like a tree planted by streams of water, which yields its fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither. Whatever they do prospers.” Psalm 1:1-3

The Bible says people who delight in God’s law prosper. So, why does our experience not always match this picture? Its all about perspective. When you look too closely at a painting it can become a confusing mixture of colors that make no sense. In the same way, taking one verse out of context of the whole message of God’s Word can cloud our understanding. So lets take a step back and get a better perspective.

Avoid Eternal Destruction

5 Reasons Why God Answered Her Prayer but Not Mine

When God Doesn’t Give us the Miracle We’ve Prayed For!

As I scrolled through my news feed a few days ago, a story caught my attention. “Man Declared Dead, Comes Back to Life After 45 Minutes,” the headline read.

I clicked through to read the details. The man’s wife had been woken up by his irregular breathing. Without any warning, he’d gone into full cardiac arrest and was rushed to the emergency room.  The doctors had done all they could to revive him, but he was later pronounced dead.
As family was called to say a final goodbye, his son declared that his dad would not die that day. Minutes later, the father’s heart began to beat irregularly and ultimately the man made a complete recovery.
Doctors were stunned. They declared it a miracle. The father later said prayers on his behalf and God’s work had saved him.

The Curse of Competition

Today I was thinking about competitiveness among those of us who serve in ministry.  I do feel like there is some good news on this front.  It seems that the walls of competition and comparison are beginning to slowly come down.  I regularly talk to pastors who authentically want to be a blessing to other churches in their community.  I hear more and more stories about ministries and churches linking arms to work together, pray together, and be together.

But there is no doubt that a spirit of competition and comparison is still a demon that many of us wrestle with in ministry.  It can be subtle and devious… but it is real.   It is rarely overt, but lingers in our hearts and thoughts can be ugly and dark.  And, whether the spirit of competition is with another church or another staff member within the same church, it is always destructive.  It hurts us and those around us.