@Lemiija@ItepuStefan You people are good at EXAGGERATING, if not LYING OUTRIGHT.
How and when did he CELEBRATE permanent residency to America? And when the Lord leads you to embark on an assignment, isn't it only logical to take your family along?
Maybe you're not discerning to understand this sha.
The building has started!
This ground has heard our prayers before, today it felt our footsteps too.
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#HouseholdofDavid
@iamebukadavid You SEEM?
He actually IS confused.
See, one of the reasons I don't like arguing with these so-called atheists is that IT'S A LIE THEY BELIEVE THERE'S NO GOD. These guys are just suppressing the truth of the knowledge of God because they don't want to be accountable to Him.
Scripture says, “Let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” Galatians 6:9
Your obedience to God should not be determined by how people respond to you. Do'nt let a bad experience convince you to become a person God never asked you to be
Seeking God has to be a permanent disposition.
It requires an obsession with His pleasure, constantly avoiding what He hates and pursuing what He loves.
After the prayers, Bible reading, and church services, the seeking continues in the hearts of those who insist that their regular lives remain an incense to God.
@thoughts17181 This lady mentioned Pastor Sola Osunmakinde, and I'm already wondering who she is because I also attend Pastor Sola's church (Household of David).
Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand. Stand firm.
- Ephesians 6
The same God who appeared to Adam in the cool of the day appeared to Abraham in the heat of the day.
Adam: “in the cool of the day…” — Genesis 3:8.
Abraham: “in the heat of the day…” — Genesis 18:1.
Think about that!
If Adam’s experience becomes your theology, you may conclude, “God comes in the cool.”
Then God shows up at Abraham’s tent in the heat!
God cannot be boxed into the conditions of His previous visitation.
He may come in the cool.
He may come in the heat.
He may come in the fire.
He may come in a still small voice.
He may come in a dream.
He may come through a man you almost overlooked.
THE FIRST RULE OF NOT MISSING YOUR VISITATION IS: NEVER TURN YOUR LAST VISITATION INTO A FORMULA.
One of the greatest dangers of an encounter with God is assuming that because you have encountered Him, you now know exactly how He must come.
God is consistent in character, but incredibly diverse in expression.
The burning bush was Moses’ encounter—not everybody’s formula.
The whirlwind was Elijah’s experience—but God was not in the wind.
The star led the wise men—but angels spoke to the shepherds.
Paul encountered Christ through a blinding light on the Damascus road; Timothy was formed through Scripture, family influence and apostolic impartation.
SAME GOD. DIFFERENT METHODS.
Do not become so loyal to the cool of yesterday that you miss God standing in the heat of today.
Sometimes we are praying, “Lord, do it again!”
And God is saying, “Recognise Me again!”
Because visitation is not merely about recognising a method.
IT IS ABOUT RECOGNISING GOD—EVEN WHEN HE CHANGES THE METHOD.
Abraham did not say, “This cannot be God; it is too hot!”
He discerned the visitation in conditions that did not look convenient for visitation.
That is maturity.
Never worship the temperature of your last encounter.
Never make a doctrine out of the weather in which God last met you.
God cannot be boxed.
Stay discerning.
Your next visitation may not look anything like your last one.
@LuluDcheff@GreatmenArs@awoyemijoshua61 Thank you jare.
"That's where Saliba comes in..."
Yet we drew 2-2 there at the same Stadium of Light last season.
Anyone who watched that match OBJECTIVELY knows full well that Konz did an amazing job.