It’s all about increasing access to education for indigent children across the country
I am Dr Fatoye John Oluwasegun
A medical doctor and a social impact advocate
The summary of my life is “IMPACT”
Last week, I was deeply disturbed hearing Baba Adeboye say, “Even little children now call me stupid.” Something is going terribly wrong.
There is a DIGITAL RECKLESSNESS spreading through a generation. People now say things behind screens that they would NEVER have the courage to say standing before the person. Social media has given everybody a microphone, but A MICROPHONE IS NOT A MANDATE.
Scripture says, “Rebuke not an elder, but intreat him as a father” (1 Timothy 5:1). Jude warns about those who “despise dominion, and speak evil of dignities” (Jude 8). Peter describes people who are “presumptuous” and “not afraid to speak evil of dignities” (2 Peter 2:10).
These are not casual warnings.
And Christian bloggers, BE CAREFUL!
Do not build your income on the destruction of honour in the Body of Christ. Do not discover that outrage pays and then deliberately keep believers angry because anger produces clicks.
Do not turn dishonour into a business model.
Do not cut clips to manufacture wars. Do not create inflammatory headlines to pitch ministers against one another. Do not monetise insults, rage and accusations and then call it “Christian content.”
There is money you should be AFRAID to make.
There are views you should not want.
There are conversations you should refuse to amplify.
Young people, hear me: the internet has not suspended the fear of God.
You can disagree without dishonour.
You can question without insulting.
You can examine doctrine without becoming abusive.
Do not mistake rudeness for boldness, mockery for discernment, rage for revelation or virality for divine approval.
Scripture still says, “Honour all men” (1 Peter 2:17).
Your keyboard did not cancel that command.
PUT THE FEAR OF GOD BACK INTO YOUR DIGITAL LIFE.
Because some clicks are simply too expensive for your soul.
@thatijawgirl@Yemo247 Oh she could definitely
Our expressions in worship are different
They could even be praising and singing danceable songs while someone else may be in solemn worship
So no problems with her at all
I just find this one funny that’s all
@catalystu069@OlabisiZoey Using the word “seek” twice instead of “sick” though
Anyways, yes, a lot of HMOs user come to the hospital even when they aren’t sick - they come just to ensure they use their HMOs
And yes, the doctor prescribe because they will never take “you’re fine” for an answer
@TemitayoApetuje I don’t understand
Educate them every time they come abi
Do you live in Nigeria?
Truth though is if you are not a doctor you can’t really understand this thing to the fullest