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[MKO @MKO944]

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[PAMO🦅⚡ @AgborMoses34]

This might be the best 10mins that would change your life..listen

[Kingdom 👑 @lessons_kingdom]

LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING

Love is the response to understanding the worth of another person. Which means: if you want to love someone better, understand them more deeply. You cannot value what you do not understand. And you cannot love what you do not value.

Most loveless marriages are not loveless because the people stopped caring. They stopped knowing each other. Understanding must be cultivated.

[Naijasermon.com @naijasermons]

If You're Single, Don't Enter a Relationship Until You Hear These 5 Sermons.

Getting into a relationship is a big decision. Don't rush into one simply because you're tired of being single.

A Thread 🧵

[Kollex| DataFest'25 @Cholericity]

True love has NO reason!!!👌

"True love" is not "Love at first sight". So let's not mix it.

It stems from how the two souls connect, unexplainably, as they journey together.

You can like one or two things about your partner, which facilitates ATTRACTION.

LIKE is not LOVE.

[Kingdom 👑 @lessons_kingdom]

Untapped gold here!

Just take 5 minutes and read through this free guide I made on love. It will solve all your love problems in:

•Marriage
•Family
•Friendship, and with
•God

[MKO @MKO944]

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[MKO @MKO944]

@lessons_kingdom Amen 🔥

[Kingdom 👑 @lessons_kingdom]

DO NOT PRAY FOR MORE IF YOU ARE NOT READY FOR MORE

There's a story of a widow who had lost everything. She came to Elisha and said: "My husband is dead, my sons are about to be taken as slaves, and I have nothing left except a little bit of oil."

Elisha told her to go borrow jars - as many as she could find. And the Bible says as she poured, the oil kept flowing - jar after jar after jar. She literally ran out of jars. The oil didn't stop because God ran out. The oil stopped because she ran out of capacity.

This is the revelation: your growth will always stop where your capacity stops.

Some of us are asking for more - more blessings, more clients, more opportunity - but you haven't even built the jars. You don't need more oil. You need more structure. You don't need more prayer, you need more preparation.

I always say: you don't get blessed beyond what you are prepared for. If you want to grow your output, you need to increase your structure.

And here's the reversal - structure means systems, discipline, order - things that can actually hold. And surrender means letting go, trusting, delegating, releasing control. Because capacity doesn't grow through control. It grows through obedience. And at the intersection of obedience and discipline is where your capacity expands.

So before you ask God for overflow, ask yourself: what jars am I still not building? Because the oil is ready to flow. God is ready to pour. But He is waiting on you to build the capacity to hold it.

[MKO @MKO944]

@ocicattoken @0xJeribond I didn't hear about this info o

Hope Ocicat on Peniwallet is safe?

[MKO @MKO944]

@0xJeribond Hope Ocicat on peniwallet is safe?

[MKO @MKO944]

@sirmapy What about on Peniremit?

[PaulsCorner-VerseQuest @TNTJohn1717]

The Grace of God and the Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ

Key Passage

“For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, that ye through his poverty might be rich.” — 2 Corinthians 8:9

Introduction

The Bible’s doctrine of grace is often reduced to a definition small enough to fit on the back of a church bulletin: “unmerited favor.” That definition is not wrong, but it is about as complete as describing the Atlantic Ocean as a damp place. Grace is certainly favor that man did not earn, deserve, purchase, negotiate, inherit, or manufacture, but the Scriptures carry the subject much farther than that. Grace is the disposition of God toward the undeserving, the purpose of God in saving the condemned, the power of God working through the weak, the generosity of God enriching the poor, and the glory of God displayed through Jesus Christ. Grace is not God becoming careless about sin. Grace is God dealing with sin so completely at Calvary that He can save the sinner freely without compromising one grain of His holiness. Grace is not divine sentimentality, and it is not God looking the other way while men trample through His commandments with muddy boots. Grace looked sin directly in the face, judged it in the body of Jesus Christ, buried the old sinner’s hope of self-righteousness, and opened the door of salvation without asking the bankrupt sinner to pay a bill that had already been settled in blood. When the Bible says, “the grace of God,” it is not speaking of a weak emotion in heaven. It is speaking of the mighty movement of God toward men who had neither the strength to reach Him nor the goodness to deserve Him.

The expression “the grace of” appears in several forms throughout the King James Bible, and every form adds another window to the same house of truth. We read of “the grace of God,” “the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ,” “the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ,” “the grace of Christ,” “the gospel of the grace of God,” “the dispensation of the grace of God,” “the gift of the grace of God,” “the manifold grace of God,” “the true grace of God,” and even “the grace of life.” These are not careless variations thrown onto the page by religious writers searching for new phrases. The Holy Ghost chose the words. Each expression reveals something about grace’s source, manifestation, operation, message, administration, abundance, truth, and result. The grace is God’s because it originates in God. It is the grace of Jesus Christ because God’s grace is embodied, revealed, purchased, and administered through the Lord Jesus Christ. It is the gospel of grace because grace has good news to proclaim. It is a dispensation of grace because God has committed a particular stewardship and revelation to the apostle Paul for us Gentiles. It is manifold grace because it does more than one thing. It is true grace because false teachers have always manufactured counterfeits. It is the grace of life because every breath, every spiritual blessing, and every promise of eternal life rests upon the undeserved goodness of God.

The great controlling verse is 2 Corinthians 8:9: “For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though he was rich, yet for your sakes he became poor, that ye through his poverty might be rich.” That verse gives grace a face, a name, a journey, and a sacrifice. Grace was rich. Grace became poor. Grace acted “for your sakes.” Grace entered poverty so that the poor might become rich. Paul does not merely tell us that Jesus taught grace, preached grace, or distributed grace. He describes the humiliation and sacrifice of Jesus Christ as “the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.” Grace came down. Grace left the worship of angels for the suspicion of men. Grace exchanged the throne room for a manger, the praises of heaven for the curses of sinners, and the riches of glory for the nakedness of a Roman cross. The story of grace is therefore the story of God

[MKO @MKO944]

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[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

HOW TO USE SCRIPTURES TO PRAY FOR RESTORATION

Many people read the Bible, but very few know how to turn the scriptures into prayers. One of the most powerful ways to pray is to pray the Word of God back to Him.

When you pray scriptures, you are not praying empty words. You are standing on God’s promises. Heaven responds to God’s Word.

There are people today who need restoration.
Restoration of peace.
Restoration of health.
Restoration of finances.
Restoration of marriage.
Restoration of prayer life.
Restoration after betrayal, pain, delay, failure, or disappointment.

The good news is this: God is still in the business of restoration.

The Bible says in Book of Joel 2:25:

«“And I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten…”»

This means God can restore wasted years, missed opportunities, lost joy, damaged relationships, and broken dreams.

How then do you use scriptures to pray for restoration?

First, find a scripture that speaks about restoration.
Second, meditate on it until faith rises in your heart.
Third, turn that scripture into a personal prayer.

For example:

Instead of only reading Joel 2:25, pray like this:

“Father, according to Your Word, restore every good thing I have lost. Restore my joy, restore my peace, restore my spiritual life, restore my opportunities, restore my strength in Jesus’ name.”

Another powerful scripture is Book of Jeremiah 30:17:

«“For I will restore health unto thee, and I will heal thee of thy wounds…”»

You can pray:

“Lord, You promised to restore health and heal wounds. Let every wound in my heart, body, and mind receive healing today.”

The Bible also says in Book of Psalms 51:12:

«“Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation…”»

Some people are alive physically but empty spiritually. They no longer have joy, hunger for God, or peace within.

Pray:

“Father, restore my spiritual fire again. Restore my hunger for prayer. Restore my joy and closeness with You.”

Another powerful restoration scripture is Book of Isaiah 61:7:

«“For your shame ye shall have double…”»

This means your story can still change. God can replace shame with honor and tears with testimony.

Never pray scriptures casually. Pray them with faith, boldness, and consistency.

Do not allow your present condition to make you doubt God. If God restored Job, He can restore you. If God restored David after failure, He can restore you. If God restored Peter after denying Jesus, He can restore you too.

Sometimes restoration is not instant, but every sincere prayer moves heaven.

Today I pray for you:

May God restore every good thing the enemy stole from your life.
May He restore your health, your peace, your family, your prayer life, your purpose, and your joy.
May your lost years become years of testimony.
May God give you beauty for ashes and joy for mourning.

In Jesus’ name. Amen.

[Adaora Favour Nwankwo @adaora_crypto]

CLARITY Act alone is unlikely to trigger a sustained crypto bull market.
It could create a short-term rally, but a lasting bull run usually requires much more than regulatory clarity.

Regulation does not automatically create new money.

[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

SAD TRUTH MANY REALIZE TOO LATE💔

In this world, very few people will hold your hand unless there is something they are gaining from you or you are contributing to their growth. That truth is deep and painful!

Whether at work.
In ministry.
In friendship.

A man can wake up every morning for 40 years building another man’s dream while forgetting to build his own. He clocks in early, leaves late, sacrifices weekends, misses family moments, and calls it loyalty. Meanwhile the company expands, the boss buys land, opens branches, drives newer cars and after decades of service, the employee is handed a framed certificate, a handshake, and a retirement package that can barely survive six months.

Then reality knocks.

The same happens in many places spiritually. You find people pouring out their strength, gifts, creativity, time, and youth into a ministry for years. The ministry grows. The church expands. The pastor develops. But the servant remains the same person financially, mentally, spiritually, and personally. Clapping for growth they never participated in.

The day strength leaves their body, they are celebrated as “faithful and loyal servants” with nothing in their hands except memories and promises that “God will reward you.”

That is why as a pastor, I always tell people:
Never be more loyal to a ministry than you are to your own growth.

Your progress comes first.
Your development comes first.
Your purpose also matters.

A true leader should not fear seeing the people around him grow. A true shepherd should celebrate when sons and daughters start businesses, build careers, buy land, go back to school, discover purpose, and become independent.

Even as entrepreneurs, we encourage our employees not to remain employees forever no matter how loyal they are. Loyalty is good, but growth is necessary.

Save money.
Start something small.
Learn a skill.
Build slowly.
Fail and rise again.
Because one day you must also become a builder and employer of others.

Listen carefully:
Even God rewarded movement.

When Moses stretched the rod, the sea parted.
When the widow used the little oil she had, multiplication happened.
When the servant buried his one talent and refused growth, God called him wicked.

Matthew 25:25-28

God never anointed stagnation.
He blesses movement.
He blesses vision.
He blesses builders.

Stop confusing loyalty with lack of progress.

Being planted somewhere is good.
But if after years there is no growth in your mind, finances, wisdom, purpose, or personal vision, then you are slowly becoming a spectator in somebody else’s success story.

Wake up!

Start investing in yourself.
Learn a skill.
Start that business.
Save that little money.
Read books.
Build your vision.
Pray and move.
Even if it starts small.

Because God loves small beginnings.

Zechariah 4:10
“Do not despise these small beginnings, for the Lord rejoices to see the work begin.”

Never forget,

A tree that refuses to grow eventually becomes firewood for those who kept growing.

One day life will ask you:
“While you were busy helping others build their future, what did you build for yourself?”

#Growth
#Purpose
#SelfDevelopment
#KingdomMindset
#BuildYourself

[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

10 Dangerous Midnight Prayers Against Powers That Attack at the Edge of Breakthrough 🔥

[MKO @MKO944]

@soccertorey Sergio busquet

[Wilberforce Theophilus @Eze_Wilberforce]

When you have your first $1M, do these 7 things.

1. Stay quiet. Wealth grows faster when it's not on display.

2. Invest before you celebrate. Make your money secure your future first.

3. Build a team. Find a great accountant, lawyer, and financial advisor before you need them.

4. Protect your capital. Your first priority is not making more money. It's avoiding unnecessary losses.

5. Don't confuse liquidity with wealth. Cash is temporary. Productive assets are lasting.

6. Keep living below your means. A millionaire's habits matter more than a millionaire's balance.

7. Think in generations. Build wealth your children can inherit, not just enjoy.

Your first $1M isn't the finish line. It's the entrance fee to a completely different financial game.

[Chi Di🍀 @Paulechidi]

Cristiano VS Messi
Football ability watch with open mind.