@FranceskAlbs Every country now seeking relevance in international stage would like to use the name Israel to rise.....
The so called "The Hague Group" are international beggars who have nothing to offer. Israel is a global leading nation in technology and science.
Even with all the money he has, he still can’t heal himself. There is so much power in the name of Jesus. I have seen Him do wonders.
Please be careful how you speak against God’s servants. The power of God is above all human power.
“The day I will say Bishop Dag-Heward Mills is evil, know that the devil has influenced me. Because we don’t talk, that’s why some foolish people on social media spew foolishness against honourable men of God.”
– Bishop Eddy Addy descends on former Lighthouse pastor over description of Bishop Dag-Heward Mills as “The Devil Walking on Earth in Human Form”
Rev. Tom of Christ Embassy cousin to Pastor Chris Oyakhilome prays for a prominent man who has been deaf on his left ear for years.
Miraculously , God healed him.
JESUS STILL HEALS TODAY!
“There’s a small boy here who does not miss church… even his mother does not come to church but he comes to church”
Watch the moment Pst. David Ibiyeomie gave out scholarship to this little boy because of his consistency in attending church service
"My father died, I had a budget. It's not free spending. My mother died, I had a budget. My father in-law died, I had a budget. Nothing can be done to exceed that budget... Anyone crying is inside that budget " 😭😂
-Bishop David Oyedepo
Richard Dawkins MOCKS Born-Again Christian About Her Faith, But Her Response Left The Crowd Cheering
"I understand that a personal story can be moving, but calling yourself a Christian means accepting certain beliefs."
When you sit in church listening to a vicar, don't you ever think that some of what he's saying is illogical?
Do you really believe Jesus was the Son of God, that he rose from the dead, and that he was born of a virgin? Those aren't minor details. They're fundamental to Christianity.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali: You and I have been friends for a long time, and you've been a mentor to me. But you've approached this from the position that there is nothing there.
My own experiences led me to accept that there is a higher power the God who transformed my life.
When I listen to the vicar now, his words don't sound nonsensical to me. They make profound sense. There's ancient wisdom in them.
I used to mock faith and Christianity too. But after what I've experienced, I don't anymore.
I've reached a place of humility and realised that people with enduring faith possess something valuable.
Someone once told me: when all hope seems lost, pray. There's tremendous wisdom in that. I don't see these teachings as foolish anymore. I see them as remarkably wise.
Richard Dawkins: But Christianity has its own serious problems.
Take the doctrine of original sin the idea that we're all born carrying the sin of Adam, and that Jesus had to be punished and crucified to save humanity from its sins.
I find that theology not only nonsensical, but morally objectionable.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali: I see Christianity differently. At its core, it's about love.
As a new Christian, especially compared with my upbringing in Islam, what stands out to me is the message of redemption, renewal and rebirth.
The death and resurrection of Jesus represent that transformation the possibility of becoming new.
He was an atheist married to an agnostic. Then one day his wife told him she had become a Christian.
To save his marriage, he spent over 1year trying to find evidence to disprove Christianity to show his wife that it’s all nonsense.
Then he found this:
Paying Tithe Is a Human Principle, Not God's Principle – Pastor Dolapo Lawal Disagrees With Oyedepo and Ibiyeomie
Pastor Dolapo Lawal has challenged the tithing theology preached by Bishop David Oyedepo and Pastor David Ibiyeomie, particularly the teaching that life will become financially difficult for Christians who fail to pay their tithes.
He narrated an experience with a lady in Maryland whom he was trying to convince to pay her tithe. According to him, the woman complained that her financial progress was being affected because she was not paying her tithes regularly.
However, Pastor Lawal disagreed with that line of thinking, describing compulsory tithing as a human principle rather than God's principle.
He argued that people should change their minds and return to God so that the torments they are experiencing will come to an end.