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[Broke and Poor Church Person 🥲 @AdaOlisa_ME]

Did we reach our weekend goal last week? No. Are we discouraged? Not even a little. 😅😅😅

We’re still seeking your support, prayers, and donations.

We have about 3.5 million left and less than 30 days to go. But we trust God to help us hit that goal.

Pray for & give to us!

[Broke and Poor Church Person 🥲 @AdaOlisa_ME]

❗️PLEASE, RT WHEN YOU SEE THIS.❗️

This year, we’re trying to reach new people that have never attended RU before.

App closes in 9 days so I need your help to get RU in front of as many fresh eyes as possible.

All you have to do is RT/quote this when it appears on your TL.

[The Jesus Movement @itstjm__]

Revved Up is more than an event. From September 10–20, join young believers from across the country for a time of deep learning, genuine fellowship, and meaningful conversations.

Registration for Revved Up is now open. Click the link in our bio to secure your spot.

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[OMOARE GOD'SFAVOUR @GodOmoare]

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[Oloyede Olayinka @YinKysmileS]

The claim that Peter’s lack of silver and gold disqualified him from responsibility in God’s kingdom, while John’s supposed influence made him more “qualified,” is a dangerous distortion of the gospel.

When Peter declared in Acts 3:6, “Silver and gold have I none, but what I have I give you: In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk,” he was not confessing weakness but demonstrating the superiority of Christ’s authority over human wealth. What he lacked in money, he carried in the very power of heaven, and the crippled man’s healing proved which is greater. To reduce this Spirit-filled moment to a commentary on material riches is not only a failure of discernment but a distortion of the gospel—cheapening divine power into filthy lucre.

If money were the standard of divine qualification, then Jesus Himself, who had “no place to lay His head” (Matt. 8:20), would have been unfit to be the Head of the Church. By that false logic, John the Baptist, whom Jesus Himself called “the greatest among those born of women” (Matt. 11:11), would have been disqualified, for he owned no palace, wore camel’s hair, and survived on locusts and wild honey. Paul, who often went hungry and labored with his own hands (1 Cor. 4:11–12; Phil. 4:12), could not have written half the New Testament. Timothy, often sickly and young, could not have led the church at Ephesus. Yet all of them, regardless of their lack of financial wealth, were chosen vessels of Christ.

Jesus entrusted His mother to John (John 19:26–27), not because of wealth, but because John was faithfully present at the cross when others fled. This was a personal entrustment of care, not a measure of apostolic succession or financial capability. Peter, though absent in that moment, was still the one Jesus committed the leadership of His church to (Matt. 16:18), the preacher of Pentecost, and the first to open the gospel to Gentiles (Acts 10). His calling was never diminished by his poverty.

The New Testament is crystal clear: the qualification for leading and representing the church is faith, character, sound doctrine, and the fullness of the Spirit (1 Tim. 3:1–7; Titus 1:5–9; Acts 6:3)—not financial status. To equate money with spiritual authority is not gospel truth, but idolatry of Mammon. Scripture goes further: “Has not God chosen the poor of this world to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom?” (James 2:5).

The early church did not turn the world upside down (Acts 17:6) through wealth, political clout, or social standing. They did it through the foolishness of the cross, the power of the Spirit, and the authority of Christ’s name.

Therefore, any teaching that wealth is the gateway to representing Christ is a lie that directly contradicts the witness of Scripture, the life of Christ, and the pattern of the apostles. The gospel is not advanced by silver or gold but by the Spirit of the living God (Zech. 4:6). Peter’s poverty did not disqualify him—it magnified the truth that Christ alone is the treasure of the Church.

It’s really important that we pray for these men of God, that their faith does not fail them. Just as Satan desired to have Peter and sift him as wheat, he desires the same today. If the enemy prevails, the brethren are weakened.

[OMOARE GOD'SFAVOUR @GodOmoare]

@JacobOyeku @AskMichaelTaiwo You really deserve this

I wish you get it

[Opegbemi Matthias Busoye @busoyeom]

I'm on a 3.94/4.00 at final year, University of Ibadan, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

[Elisha Isarinde @EIsarinde]

Let's get something straight.

Next time you quote Psalm 82 verse 6 make sure you quote it alongside verse 7.

Psalm 82:6 & 7
I said, "You are gods, And all of you are children of the Most High, BUT YE SHALL DIE LIKE MEN, AND FALL LIKE ONE OF THE PRINCES"

To the post.....

[Seeker’s Conference @seekersconf]

Seekers Conference is coming back to Ibadan!
And it’s not just another conference—this is a clarion call.

https://t.co/TjbA19vUHS

[Ubaydah A❤️👩🏽‍💻 @Ubaydah26]

@AskMichaelTaiwo "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." – Eleanor Roosevelt
My journey has been driven by a strong belief in the power of education to transform lives. Growing up, I initially aspired to become a doctor, as it was the most prevalent and respected

[Abdulmumeen Abiodun Balogun @AbdulmumeenAbi6]

@AskMichaelTaiwo From childhood, I dreamt of being an engineer to solve problems. My strength in math, physics, and chemistry confirmed this path, leading me to choose Petroleum Engineering to innovate in global energy.

[Uncle Georgie @ItsUncleGeorgie]

Go to the link at https://t.co/cr1cJV0ZsK and register for a weekend of deep learning in core areas of Christian education.

NB: September 16 is a public holiday. So, you’re good to go. 😉

You can check the flier for the course catalogue! #RevvedUpPRIME

[Uncle Georgie @ItsUncleGeorgie]

IBADAN! This September, something good comes your way. It’s Revved Up! PRIME. 🚀

At Revved Up! 2024, we learned, unlearned, and relearned so much that has strengthened our convictions and deepened our worship. 🙌

If you couldn’t make it, don’t worry. We could help you catch up!

[Uncle Georgie @ItsUncleGeorgie]

Our hearts are so full, people of God. By the sovereign grace of God and through your immeasurable help, #RevvedUp2024 was a resounding success.

We return all the glory to God and express our deepest and fullest gratitude to everyone who contributed to make this possible.

[OMOARE GOD'SFAVOUR @GodOmoare]

@dammy_pep IhI’m I’ll go

[WAAW UI @waaw_ui]

Let’s spread love and care 🥰✨

WAAW UI is organizing an orphanage visitation/outreach to Jesus Children Missions Orphanage at No 5, Ladipo Tejumola Street, New Bodija, Ibadan.

[Uncle Georgie @ItsUncleGeorgie]

PoG, it's officially 13 days to Revved Up! and we can't wait! 🔥

We appreciate everyone who has donated and helped spread the word so far.

But we still haven't been able to raise 50% of our budget yet (we have 1.5 m left to raise).

[The Energy Club UI @Energyclubui]

#ENERGY CLUB #POWER MONDAY

[OMOARE GOD'SFAVOUR @GodOmoare]

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