Prosper

Musician || Engineer || Christian

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@TamaraPosibi @ifeaboyeji Thought there was a new one apart from moove.

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@iam_ade22 I have been good oh.

Welcome back Tutu

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Timini carry bible ?!!!

#MeltdownTheMovie

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@Ol0ye Egbon, Ronaldo was once a media darling too. He was not always the "bad guy". But his on field actions as shown or highlighted helped tilt the scales away from him. It's exactly what may happen to Mbappe if he does not manage his PR well.

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Thats how someone once labelled Bishop Oyedepo as a prosperity preacher.

I laugh.

Man that takes the word literally? Like, if bible says the sky is black, nothing will change his mind.

[Lord's Sheep 🐑🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤍 @HiJohnTheVoice]

Apostle Joshua Selman may have one or two bad messages or may have made ridiculous statement at some point but he is not as bad as you people portrays him.

I believe he deserves more grace.

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@tobyasky Forbes bro...
Forbes has done something

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Sha they should still let me see thise world cup banger tweets

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@theblack_tomi Azariah!!!

Welcome back

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@fisayoade_ Yes oh

I did not even know it was like this sef.

Now I am seeing a lot of you guys back ...

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@theKongeIre @PriyeDavid 🥳🥳🥳🥳

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@The_BoluTife Omo...e haffg tey

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@0xkitng Because I think intelligence appears closer to a much more highly rated virtue: wisdom.

Wisdom is key and it always trumps wealth (whether it appears to or not). No one wants to be a rich fool when you can be rich and wise.

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@CCBenji E haff been long bruv😏

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@lohwis I con dey wonder because it has been a ehile

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I understand this.

[Donald @RealDonaldDoo]

I’ve looked at this in so many ways.
Just so you know, I don’t think you’re wrong.

The challenge is that it’s difficult to apply that principle in the reality we have today.

Look at Pst Nath, he didn’t start the Hallelujah Challenge with major sponsors already in place. It began on a much smaller scale and grew over the years through consistency, faithfulness, and God’s provision. As Jesus said, “Do not despise these small beginnings”

Today, he doesn’t need to sell tickets even if he’s having a concert, if Pst Nath organizes a gospel concert that costs hundreds of millions, there are people and organizations willing to fund it because trust has been built over time.

The same principle can apply to other gospel artists. They can start with smaller venues, school halls, church auditoriums, community centers, and grow as God raises partners and sponsors. After all,

“Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much

The difficult question is, do we have the faith and patience to keep going while looking to God for provision ?

Can we look to the hills for that long ?

That’s easier said than done, especially when venues, production, logistics, and personnel all require payment.

So I genuinely understand the heart of what you’re saying. In an ideal world, every gospel gathering would be freely accessible. But until God raises more people willing to consistently bear those costs, it’s hard to expect every ministry or gospel artist to operate that way.

I think I understand you, but it’s hard to explain to everyone.

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@ToyosiGodwin Welcome back Toyosi

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@pst_iren @bisolabadejo This is what would usually cause weakness, cold chills, loss of appetite within three days.

And I slept and woke up and instead of getting worse, no trace ever.

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@pst_iren @bisolabadejo Went for a vigil (and it eas really cold) and while I was still claiming healing, a thought flashed through my mind like "healed people do not use sweaters". So I ditched the sweater in agreement with my faith. Woke up next morning fit as a fiddle.