Deborah Anny

[Deborah Anny @DeborahAnn14958]

@ademzy23 @OmoAfolaPose @AnnSogunro Like seriously 😒 why are people this angry though. Sometimes, i wish I didn’t have to read comments. Seems most people are 💔

[Deborah Anny @DeborahAnn14958]

@RemilekunOlaji2 @AnnSogunro Wisdom lives in you. The best comment so far.
1. Communication
2. Sex position
3. Explore other options aside penetration.
God bless you brother

[Bọ̀dé Aláwodé 🇳🇬 @labode_]

Proverbs 2:10-11 NKJV

[10] When wisdom enters your heart, And knowledge is pleasant to your soul,

[11] Discretion will preserve you; Understanding will keep you,

[Deborah Anny @DeborahAnn14958]

@gia44b @eyolofty @Iyoaiye_ I sincerely doubt you read through this story. If you did, please also explain to the world why the wife who isn’t submissive is the one who bought almost all properties at home even right her husband earned more? She clearly earns her money too, yet selfless

[Deborah Anny @DeborahAnn14958]

@Lastcard0812 @GbengaWemimo Dominion/prevailing prayers are held quarterly. It runs all through the days of June or September. 24 yours all days of the month. However, prophetic service holds every Wednesday 5:30 am. You can stay connected via the telegram channels for more info

[Gbenga Samuel-Wemimo @GbengaWemimo]

I had a growth in the most uncomfortable place in my body; it was sore and painful. It forced me to book a session with a gynaecologist because it was concerning. The gynaecologist panicked when she saw it and immediately referred me to an oncologist. The smell was terrible, and I had to be padding myself up daily as the thing was growing. At one point, it began to affect how I urinate. The pain was so much that i would clench and squeeze my hands while crying in the washroom. During the dominion prayers, Brother Gbenga took over the prayers one morning. It was so unexpected, and he began to pray and prophesy. Suddenly he said, “There is a woman with a load on your life or your body; it is dropping now!” Hmmmm. Two minutes later, I ran to the restroom, and the thing dropped whole into the toilet! I mean, it was as if it were carefully cut out and dislodged. The thing was as big as two toes lumped together. The relief I felt in my body is not something I can adequately describe. My God is very good. Thank you Jesus

[Gbenga Samuel-Wemimo @GbengaWemimo]

Your body keeps score, even when you ignore it.
When you’re young, your body feels like a loyal employee that never complains.
Late nights.
Fast food.
No exercise.
Little sleep.
You assume you’ll deal with the consequences later.
Then one day “later” arrives.
Your back hurts for no reason.
Energy disappears.
Recovery takes longer.
The body sends invoices for years of neglect.
Health is strange.
You don’t appreciate it until it starts leaving.
Many men spend their youth sacrificing health for money and later spend money trying to buy health back.
It’s one of life’s cruel ironies.

[Gbenga Samuel-Wemimo @GbengaWemimo]

Stop Dancing Around This Fruitless Debate on Eternal Salvation

The path of the just was meant to be one straight line, upward and forward movement only
Upward in our vertical ascents into the heavenlies from glory to glory
Forward in our horizontal movements from exploit to exploit.

Egypt forgot how to build the pyramids.

“You look at great civilisations like ancient Egypt, and they were able to make the pyramids, and they forgot how to do that.”bers how they did it.

“You look at great civilizations like ancient Egypt, and they were able to make the pyramids, and they forgot how to do that.”

“And the Romans, they built these incredible aqueducts. They forgot how to do it.”

No army invaded them. The knowledge just stopped getting used, and the moment it did, it was gone.

Same collapse. Compressed into fifty years instead of a thousand.

“In 1969, we were able to send somebody to the moon… Then the space shuttle retired, and the United States could take no one to orbit.”

“People are mistaken when they think that technology just automatically improves… it will, by itself, degrade.”

Believers are also forgetting now how to hear from God, practise the presence of God, enter into encounters with the Holy Spirit and angels, ascend into the heavenlies, see visions, perform signs and wonders, deliver supernatural verities, bring a shift in atmospheres and environments by the power of the Holy Spirit, display the power of God unhindered and unencumbered in the face of adversity, walk in boldness and the Spirit of might, engage the seven Spirits of God in their ministries and lives and so much more.

Capability doesn’t sit in a vault. It only exists inside the people doing the work right now.

The second they stop, it doesn’t pause.

It disappears.

That should not scare you. It should focus you.

Nobody loses a civilisation to war. They lose it the moment they stop building.

Nobody is owed the future. It belongs to whoever keeps building it.

Abraham had a relationship with God, the relationship was so good that God and angels came to sit with him in his tent to share a meal

Melchizedek walked up to him and hailed him as the possessor of heaven and earth after meeting him for the first time

God made a covenant that secured the eternal salvation of all the families in the world with him from generation to generation.
It was his obedience that led to the divine exchange of sons, which made every believer a Son of God, while Jesus referred to himself as the Son of Man, often in recognition of this covenant

Isaac didn’t have such a fantastic relationship with God

Jacob and Esau almost had no tenable relationship with God apart from enjoying the benefits of the covenant God had with Abraham

There was no record of Isaac sitting with God and angels or of Esau meeting with God and the Ministering Spirits or even ever having a proper conversation that would make God refer to either of them as a friend or a covenant partner.

Jacob saw a ladder with Angels ascending and descending upon it in a dream. He didn’t know how to engage Angels. He said God was here and I know it not, so he named the place where this happened BETHEL.

It was a place of sighting God, not a place of encounter with God.

When he got into trouble later, he came back to Bethel, and there he had an encounter with an angel of God.
Jacob was looking for material blessings, but God wanted to renew and establish the already existing covenant he had with Abraham with him

Jacob had twelve sons, and none of them had a strong relationship with God. Joseph was an exceptionally moral and spiritually aware person, but his relationship with God cannot be compared to that of Abraham.

Even his description as the father of faith was earned simply because he believed God when God spoke to him, and he obeyed.

Jacob had twelve sons, and none of them had a strong relationship with God. Joseph was an exceptionally moral and spiritually aware person, but his relationship with God cannot be compared to that of Abraham.

He knew God after the flesh and was instrumental to God’s plan in many ways, but he never had a one-on-one meeting with God or a sit-down with angels or even a vision of heaven, the future and eternity.

Comparing relationships among the patriarchs, Abraham wins hands down.

The era of Moses came, and like Abraham, Moses knew God beyond the senses and sight.
He journeyed with God and into God, and the evidence of this is still felt all over the world till today from his writings in the Bible and the evolution of the Jewish monotheistic religion and constitution.

We saw first-hand the miracles that those who have journeyed with God can do and how they can use the anointing of the Lord to bring about real and significant change in the realm of powerful kings, kingdoms, nature and even bring demonic powers to their knees.

Pharaoh’s sorcerers called the power Moses was wielding the “Finger of God”

Then Moses died, and we saw on the record that he received the Spirit of wisdom, parted the Jordan supernaturally as Moses would have done or had done before with the Red Sea, but he only met with an angel once when he was looking for a means to defeat Jericho.

Again, compare Moses with Joshua, and you will see that the first generation always had a vertical relationship with heaven and a horizontal reality of power and exploits on the earth that is tangible and destiny-defining.

The second generation, however, seems content to live off the ease the first generation provided, and by the third or fourth generation, the people would have forgotten there was a God of covenant, and they would be fully in their flesh and doing things with only human wisdom all over again.

This trend continued throughout the Bible except for some anomalies.

Enoch and Methuselah

Eli and Samuel and Samuel’s sons, David-Solomon-Rehoboam, Daniel-Nehemiah, and so on

The anomalies were Elijah-Elisha, Jesus and the Apostles

The problem of retaining that which was received in vertical gains and building on it for greater exploits and understanding of the things of the Spirit is multigenerational

Look at Kenneth Haggin and all the exploits, by now those who trained under him should be doing “greater works” and no be building a monument around this one anointed man where his exploits are rehashed and studied and read but without the necessary impact of the Spirit of Light that would empower those who knew him to walk in a higher level of grace than he did (So we cannot see the upward and forward movement here but we can see circular. As believers we skirt, or circle round about doctrine instead of walking upward and forward continually)

I have read about Wigglesworth, A.W. ToZer, A. A. Allen. B.B. Bosworth, The Wesley Brothers, Charles Finney, Kathryn Khulman, Benny Hinn, ArchBishop Benson Idahosa, Pastor E.A. Adeboye, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, Bishop Oyedepo and many more

Those of us coming behind them should build on their legacies vertically and horizontally by moving away from petty doctrinal differences into the realm of exploits

At what age do you expect me to be debating Once saved, always saved versus Salvation is not eternal security with you? You and who?

Did you not see it boldly written in the book of Hebrews that it is a shameful thing that those who ought to be teachers are still in need of someone to teach them the ELEMENTARY truths of God’s word all over again? Instead of moving from milk to solid food, they are still infants who live on milk and are not acquainted with the teachings about righteousness.

Solid food is for the mature who, by constant use (not debates and trending hashtags online or looking for talking points) have trained themselves to distinguish divine enlightenment from carnal engagements.

In other words, we cannot keep arguing about mundane things when we ought to lock in our elementary belief systems and build on them a relationship with God that transcends arguments and debates into irrefutable proofs that would help the next generation do better than the ones before them. We cannot keep skirting a mountain while deluding ourselves that we are marching towards a goal.

It does not matter if you believe you can lose your salvation or not.

Baba Adeboye believes salvation can be lost, and he is doing exploits in His walk with God with irrefutable proof.
Baba Okonkwo believes salvation cannot be lost and he is doing exploits in His walk with God with irrefutable proof.
Pastor Kumuyi believes you can lose your salvation, and he is doing greater works with irrefutable proofs globally.
Pastor Chris believes in eternal security, and he is doing greater exploits with irrefutable proofs globally

The apostles in Acts 15 argued over doctrines all night; this did not stop Paul and Peter from working diverse kinds of miracles on the streets of Jerusalem some days later

Whatever you believe is your elementary conviction upon which you must build your relationship with God, and move on from milk to solid food so that you will not hand this argument to the next generation, but you will deliver to them a legacy of supernatural exploits and dimensions of power which is far better than the ones we are walking in at the moment.

Whatever you believe is your elemantary conviction upon which you must build your relationship with God and move on from milk to solid food so that you will not hand this argument to the next generation, but you will deliver to them a legacy of supernatural exploits and dimensions of power which is far better than the ones we are walking in at the moment.

If we don’t hand over this progressive understanding of the gospel to the coming generations and move on from quarterly arguments on once saved always saved like broken records, we will not be able to do the exploits that we all ought to desire because the apostles did them with ease.

Kenneth Hagin, Kathryn Khulman, Benny Hinn, Pastor Adeboye, Bishop Idahosa, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, A. W. Tozer, Charles Finney, The Copelands, The Oyedepos and so many others have experienced tremendous grace and power in Christ regardless of their stance on eternal security. It will be wise of us to do the same, to leave milk behind and pursue solid food so that our children will build upon our advancement and not lose it and have to start all over again.

Kenneth Hagin, Kathryn Khulman, Benny Hinn, Pastor Adeboye, Bishop Idahosa, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, A. W. Tozer, Charles Finney, The Copelands, The Oyedepos and so many others have experienced tremendous grace and power in Christ regardless of their stance on eternal security.

It will be wise of us to do the same, to leave milk behind and pursue solid food so that our children will build upon our advancement and not lose it and have to start all over again.

This is what my eyes are locked on. The supernatural and how to bring as many believers into it as possible so that when my journey is over, others will be doing greater works and not engaging in childish arguments.

-GSW-

[Deborah Anny @DeborahAnn14958]

@GbengaWemimo Glory to God 💪
Sons act as their father. I and my father are one. The Christy consciousness is what makes the difference.

[Gbenga Samuel-Wemimo @GbengaWemimo]

I'm here to testify to the goodness of Abba.
First, I want to say a big thank you to my madam (now my big sister, whom God blessed me with) for introducing me to GSWMI. Ever since I attended PSSBC School 12, I have unlearned, relearned, and continue to grow in knowledge, all to the glory of God.

For years, I have been a lover of children. I love them from the depth of my heart, and that love led to this testimony I'm sharing.

I'm currently in the UK as a student, and also work as a Teaching Assistant in different schools. Every day before I go in, I pray that I will be a blessing to every child I come in contact with.

I went into work one day and, while playing with the children, I noticed this beautiful little girl and was immediately drawn to her. When I tried to play with her, she remained quiet and only nodded no matter what I tried.
I asked the teacher for her name and some information about her but was told not to bother because she doesn't talk and hadn't spoken since she started school over a year ago.

My heart broke and I kept wondering, "Why shouldn't I bother with such a beautiful child?" I was told to focus on the other children, but I couldn't ignore what I was feeling so I began praying in my spirit quietly and asking the Holy Spirit if I should go to her. I felt strongly that I should.
The moment I walked towards her, she ran straight to me and hugged me tightly. While holding her in that hug, I prayed silently for her. We then continued with the day's activities, and she stayed by my side the entire day.
When my shift ended, she refused to let me go. She held onto me so tightly, just like some of the other children, so I had no choice but to stay an extra 30 minutes.

Later, we all went outside for circle time. We sang "Sandy Boy," and when it was her turn to stand in the middle and choose someone to dance with, the teacher asked her who she wanted. She pointed at me, then to everyone's surprise, she softly said "Sophia"
We were all shocked and weren't sure we had heard correctly, so the teachers asked again, "What did you say? Choose who you want to dance with."
She pointed at me again and this time clearly said, "Sophia, dance with me."

Instantly, tears filled my eyes. I began giving glory to Abba because I had just heard her speak!

The teachers immediately ran to call the nursery manager, who came rushing in. They asked her the same question because they could hardly believe it and she replied, "Sophia, dance with me." I gladly stepped into the circle, danced with her and hugged her; even though hugging children is usually discouraged in some schools.

The nursery manager looked at me and said, "Sophia, how is this possible? She hasn't spoken for the whole year she's been here”
I was careful with my words because conversations about religion in UK schools can be sensitive, but I knew exactly what Abba had done.

As I was about to leave, the little girl's mother arrived. The teachers excitedly told her what had happened, but she couldn't believe it until we met at the door. The moment the little girl saw me, she pulled me and said, "Sophia."
Her mother was completely dumbfounded. She said her daughter hadn't been speaking, even at home. I simply smiled at the child and left, giving all the glory to God.

Last week, my agency sent me back to that same school and immediately I arrived, the nursery manager said, "Sophia, we've called your agency several times requesting you, but they kept telling us you were busy with your school work."
I told her that was true, then she told me the little girl's mother had been asking for me.

The moment I entered, all the children turned to me and were shouting different things, "Sophia” “Where have you been?”, “Why haven't we seen you for so long?"
I was amazed. When the little girl saw me, she ran to hug me, and said, "Why?"
I couldn't believe my eyes. I never imagined they would all remember me, let alone remember my name because I had only been there for one day

Throughout the day, during circle time and all our activities, this little girl kept speaking bit by bit.
Just before I left, the nursery manager told me someone wanted to see me. I went over, and it was the little girl's mother.
She told me she had been looking for me because ever since that first day we met, her daughter had gradually been talking more and more. She wanted to know who I was and how it was possible that her daughter could begin speaking just after meeting me.

I smiled and told her it was Abba's doing. She asked me, "Who is Abba?"
I asked if she would like to know Him, and she agreed immediately.
Right there, while being mindful that we were in a UK school environment , I shared Christ with her. She gave her life to Jesus, and I prayed with her. She thanked me, and shortly after, the nursery manager called me back into the classroom.

This is my testimony since arriving in the UK.
I thank Abba for using me as a vessel to be a blessing.
Glorrrrrrrryyy!!!

Thank you, GSW, for teaching us

[Deborah Anny @DeborahAnn14958]

@EstherOnal25963 @GbengaWemimo These kind of men do not even know how to pretend. He can't help himself in any way. He needs help

[Calvin | Fight of Faith @FightofFaith]

There is no higher authority than scripture.

The Bible alone reveals God’s plan of salvation and what He expects of us.

No culture, pope, church, denomination, or college professor defines truth.

The Bible is our final authority of truth.
It alone is the Word of God.

[Deborah Anny @DeborahAnn14958]

@GbengaWemimo Amen 🙏🙌
Glory to God

[Gbenga Samuel-Wemimo @GbengaWemimo]

There’s a specific kind of post that shows up every few months, usually from a man in his thirties or forties, usually with thousands of likes. It says something like: nobody calls to see how I’m doing. Nobody asks if I’m okay. I could disappear for a month and no one would notice. The replies are full of men agreeing, like they’ve all just stumbled onto the same discovery on their own. Something is wrong with how men are treated. Connection has dried up. The world has gotten colder.
What nobody says in those posts, but what’s underneath all of them, is something closer to: I think I might not matter to anyone.
I used to read those posts and feel the ache of them. Now I read them and ask a different question: when was the last time you called someone just to see how they were doing?
Think about the last time you picked up the phone on an ordinary day, with no bad news, no favor to ask, and no particular reason beyond wanting to check in. For a lot of men, the answer is never. Or not in a long time. Or simply: I don’t really do that.
I know this because I’ve done the same thing. There were people I considered close friends I hadn’t contacted in months. Nothing had happened. I wasn’t angry at them. I just assumed we’d reconnect eventually, that the friendship was stable enough to survive the silence. I remember thinking: we’re fine. We’re just busy. And then slowly understanding that “we’re fine” had been my entire contribution to the friendship for two years.
And that’s the thing the original complaint conveniently leaves out. It makes the lack of care sound like something that happened to them — a weather pattern, a shift nobody is responsible for. But friendship needs upkeep, like anything else. If you’ve spent twenty years waiting for other people to make the first move, eventually the silence starts to make sense.

[Deborah Anny @DeborahAnn14958]

@musingsofenigma @GbengaWemimo It’s still an insensitive thing to say to man who did nothing wrong but love the wrong one.

[Deborah Anny @DeborahAnn14958]

@constantwierd @Sportivation1 @GbengaWemimo Gbam!

[Deborah Anny @DeborahAnn14958]

@silverpenydr If you're a Nigerian living in Nigeria, you need Jesus more than ever. The system is dark but we must shine. I'm really sorry about your loss ❤️

[Gbenga Samuel-Wemimo @GbengaWemimo]

Saturday in Ghana
Sunday in Lagos
We have been on a 24 hours prayer chain and ministrations throughout the month of June.
As the month is winding down, we fly on the wings of the Holy Spirit to destinations designated by Him in the place of prayer.
If you are drawn by the Holy Spirit to be at our meeting, please do not hesitate to come.

[IGBO History & Facts @IgboHistoFacts]

Meet Cynthia Onwuchuruba.

She teaches Mathematics to dropout children in Igbo and Pidgin English, ensuring that every child gets an education regardless of their background. She's a First Class Mathematics graduate of UNIZIK.

Let's retweet to celebrate her! ❤️

[Deborah Anny @DeborahAnn14958]

@iamjooeburns @GbengaWemimo On the contrary sir, it's more of the other genders problem not yours.
Women like drama, a little bit of everything spices up things for them. So oftentimes, it's the women who leave such men not because the men weren't willing to tolerate their excesses. These men get brtrayed