What Evangelist Lawrence Oyor is doing for Christian children.
Only God could have empowered such labor, and only He can reward it.
Thank you, sir. We are grateful.
We once converted my parlour into a church.
Brother, the tongues were strong, the Word was rich, and lives were being changed.
If God provides the finances, wonderful.
But until then, start with what you have.
Convert your room.
Convert your backyard.
The fire will fall wherever there is obedience.
These days, strange doctrines have crept in teaching that you must have everything perfect before you start.
Who told you that you must begin with a microphone?
Who told you that the camera must be crystal clear before you preach?
Brother, record it even if the quality is rough.
There is a time for everything.
Do not be ashamed of your humble beginnings.
Wear your process with pride!
The anointing will still be strong.
It is not excellence that anoints a man it is obedience.
@RitableP This is the pattern for an effective prayer life not just when there is trouble, make it a daily habit to bare it all and report your ordeals before the one who rules over the affairs of men in prayer every night.
If a person claims to be a believer and walks in open disobedience to the patterns of Christ, we are right, indeed, we are commanded to hold them accountable.
But when such individuals openly refer to someone as their spiritual father, and that man in turn affirms them as his spiritual son or daughter, the burden of responsibility does not rest on the individual alone. It extends to the one who fathers them.
To be called a spiritual father is not a ceremonial title, it is a covenantal responsibility.
You cannot receive the honor of fatherhood and escape the weight of accountability.
In the Scriptures, fathers were gatekeepers of conduct. Abraham commanded his household after him (Genesis 18:19). David charged Solomon in the ways of the Lord (1 Kings 2:2–4). Paul delivered Timothy and Titus to the discipline of sound doctrine, correcting them when needed, and urging them to do the same with others.
But today, we have a generation of pastors who bask in the prestige of being called “Papa” but are afraid or unwilling to discipline their sons and daughters. They love the visibility but avoid the responsibility.
Many of them know what their sons are doing. They see the pride, the mixture, the rebellion, the unclean alliances yet they say nothing. Some justify it. Others ignore it. Most endorse it in silence.
But the God who judged Eli is still seated on the throne.
“I told him that I would judge his house forever for the iniquity which he knows; because his sons made themselves vile, and he restrained them not.”
1 Samuel 3:13
Eli did not sin with his sons.
He simply refused to correct them. And God held him guilty.
Let every pastor, take heed:
If you cannot speak truth to your sons, you are not their father, you are their fan.
And God does not reward fans. He holds fathers accountable.
If you cannot correct them, do not claim them. And if you claim them, be ready to answer to God for what they become.
For to whom much is given, much will be required.
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JESUS' SUFFERING & DEATH - A Medical Point of View
Looking into a detailed account of what Jesus went through, it was literally impossible for any man to go through that & be alive within the time frame Jesus went through all that.
But He did that so we all might be redeemed.
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Jesus Doesnt Like Poor People, The Word is Still Paining Me.
So You Mean The Goal of Christainity is To Produce Millionaires?
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@pst_iren A people highly driven by self, as long as I am good the neighbour next door can go to hell, they'll even throw in a little sorry and kpele here and there but we don't feel for each other unless it hits home. A sign that we lost our humanity as a people a long time ago...
Dear Pilgrim,
There are ravens amongst us. It's not just their exterior that is black. Even their hearts and souls have been consumed by darkness!
As Noah's ark rested on Ararat and man looked forward to entering a new season, two messengers were sent out of the ark to find rest. Both the raven that saw "a feast of dead bodies" and never returned and the dove who returned with an olive came from the same ark. That they speak from amongst us does not mean they are truly one of us.
There's nothing happening now within the Christian space that is taking our Lord and Saviour unawares. He warned of such men rising within our ranks and told us to prepare ourselves for them as we approach the final hours on this side of eternity. The age is ending, and eternity beckons!
There is a deliberate and coordinated attack against the souls and eternal destiny of those who are in Christ from men who went from ark but are messengers of the devil sent to awaken lust for consumerism and false prosperity. The intention is clear - that the very elect may be deceived.
Beloved, Jesus does not hate poor people. Jesus did not die to make any man rich materially. Neither was it poverty that led Him to the cross. Jesus will never say that if you're poor, then there's sin in your life.
Now more than ever, be discerning. Just as "there were also false prophets among the people, there will be false teachers among you, who will secretly bring in destructive heresies..." 2 Peter 2:1
Be watchful, guard your heart, finish your course, and ensure you enter in the joy of your Master.
Let he that reads understand!