If Croatia Knocks Portugal out and Ronaldo does score in the game tonight
Ronaldo FC will start the ‘he carried Portugal at 41’ story again. Meanwhile, the focus should be on Portugal’s 2026 World Cup elimination, not another carry-job narrative.
Funny how the focus is always on Ronaldo, not the teams result.. #Worldcup #SSFootball #Supersport
If Cherki could walk through Arsenal's defense and score that beautiful goal at the Etihad, Dembélé, Doué, and Kvaratskhelia can do it better.
PGMOL won’t follow them to Budapest.
You’re not wrong but you’re not totally correct !!
The western whitewash the bible stories ! Portraying Jesus as white which of course no one on earth and dead can actually say Jesus was white ! But you see it everywhere in movies and the likes claiming Jesus was white
Some people love to say Christianity is the "White man’s religion," but there’s a name buried in the early chapters of the Bible that makes that whole argument fall apart.
If you open the Book of Acts, chapter 13, you’ll find a list of the top five leaders of the church in Antioch.
These were the heavyweights, the prophets and teachers who actually ran the show. Right there, next to Barnabas and Saul (who became the Apostle Paul), is a man named Simeon.
But the Bible doesn't just call him Simeon. It adds a nickname: Niger.
Pause for a moment and process that for a second. In 1st-century Latin, "Niger" literally means "Black." This wasn't a metaphor. This was a physical description.
While the ancestors of most modern "White" Christians were still worshipping trees in the forests of Europe, a Black man was sitting in a room in Syria, presiding over the church that would change the world.
Think about the hierarchy here. Simeon wasn't some "convert" sitting in the back row waiting for a European to explain the Gospel to him. He was a Prophet and a Teacher. He was a senior executive of the faith.
In fact, the text says that while they were fasting and praying, the Holy Spirit spoke. And who was it that laid hands on Paul and Barnabas to ordain them and send them off on their first world mission? It was Simeon and the other leaders.
Imagine that visual. The great Apostle Paul, the man who wrote half the New Testament, had to kneel down so a man called "The Black" could lay hands on him and authorise his ministry.
The Gospel didn't "come" to Africa through a colonial ship in the 1800s. Africa was at the table, in the leadership room, and in the spirit, right from day one. We weren't just invited to the party; we were the ones hosting it.
Next time someone tells you that the faith is a social construct designed to make you submit to the West, tell them about Simeon. He wasn't a follower of a Western religion. He was an architect of a global one.
Story don end.
INALEGWU.