"Today was the day that I was able to cross over that 100,000 mark." 🙌
@Dame_Lillard explains the journey behind reaching 100K made shots this week after setting the goal for himself last year!
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“I want to spread the Gospel more because the love of Christ is available to everyone.” ❤️🔥
Michelle Agyemang is using her platform for a purpose greater than football.
Nigerian billionaire businessman and industrialist Dr. Cosmas Maduka — founder and CEO of Coscharis Group — is on the streets of Lagos, Bible in one hand, microphone in the other, sweat soaking through his light blue shirt, preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ with fire and urgency.
No stage. No packed auditorium. No cameras set up for a polished production. Just an open street, passing vehicles, kekes, bystanders, and a man translating his message into Yoruba as he pours out his heart.
This is not a one-time publicity moment. Dr. Maduka has been doing this for decades. He gave his life to Christ before he turned 15. He has said repeatedly that meeting Jesus was the greatest thing that ever happened to him — greater than building a multi-billion-naira business empire from N200. Greater than the cars, the deals, the recognition. He has shared that if he doesn’t have a wedding on a Saturday, you will often find him on the streets preaching. Soul-winning is not a side activity for him. It is part of the life he has lived consistently for over 50 years.
In a generation where many equate success with accumulation, visibility, and comfort, here is a man who has achieved extraordinary wealth still choosing to stand in the dust and heat of Lagos to tell people about Jesus. He is not collecting offerings. He is not promoting a brand. He is simply doing what he has always done — pointing people to Christ.
Watching this should challenge every one of us who claims to follow Jesus. If a man with this level of influence, responsibility, and resources still prioritizes the gospel on the streets, what is our excuse? Comfort? Status? Fear of looking strange? Busyness?
True Christianity is not embarrassed by the message of the cross. It does not hide the gospel behind polished image management. It does not wait until everything is perfect before speaking. It goes. It speaks. It warns. It invites. It points people to the only One who can save.
Wealth is not evil. Influence is not evil. But using both to advance the Kingdom is a powerful testimony. Dr. Cosmas Maduka’s life quietly dismantles the lie that rich people cannot be serious about God, or that street preaching is only for the “ordinary.” The gospel is for everyone, and it is meant to be proclaimed everywhere.
May this video do more than go viral. May it provoke a fresh hunger in many hearts — to know Christ more deeply, to value souls more highly, and to live with eternity in view.
Jesus is still worth everything.
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