Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo

I am a multi-purpose vendor/Dealers in all kinds of Drinks(wines, sodas, beers and water) /An upcoming wedding compere

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

God I put my trust in you on this business
Help me Lord
I need helpers that will help me lift this business up
I don’t want to shut it down
Please 🙏 Lord come to my aids

[Eniola Afunsho @omolaraeni81]

Another 100k from Anonymous
Thank you 😭😭😭🧎‍♀️
Thank you very much sir
You will never fall or fail in life, mo mon lore o
Total of 200k now
Eseun modupe o 🙏🙏

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

@FavorGrace90 Amin

[Fivestones @FivestonesFx]

“Thus will I bless thee while I live: I will lift up my hands in thy name. My soul shall be satisfied as with marrow and fatness; And my mouth shall praise thee with joyful lips:”
Psalm 63:4-5 KJV

Day 75

#Nov13ObededomChallenge

[Zekeri Idris Jnr @IdrisZekeriJnr]

Today with Mr Peter Obi #nasarawa #nigeria #politics

[Hi. It’s me, Ola. @olanikemi]

Ko easy lati je omo obinrin … We go again today 🙏🏽

[Fivestones @FivestonesFx]

“Sing unto the LORD with thanksgiving; Sing praise upon the harp unto our God:
Praise the LORD, O Jerusalem; Praise thy God, O Zion. For he hath strengthened the bars of thy gates; He hath blessed thy children within thee.”
Psalm 147:7, 12-13 KJV

Day 74

#Nov13ObededomChallenge

[Temi Of ATL🇺🇸🇳🇬 @FavorGrace90]

My father in heaven, pls send a miracle to the person reading this in the next 12hrs💗

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

@SirDavidBent Happy birthday 🎉

[Hi. It’s me, Ola. @olanikemi]

Olorun yio dide iranlowo fun mi loni. God rise up and help me today, in Jesus name 🙏🏽

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

@FivestonesFx Aku Odun Oni sir oo

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

@Bigwavee00 Yes

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

@FivestonesFx Yes sir
Happy Productive New Week Sir

[Dunlizz!😍 @Odunayolizzy264]

My oga said we should share 5GB data ooo🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸🤸
Y'all know my oga ooo🙄🙄

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

@FivestonesFx Good morning sir
We are fine

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

@Bigwavee00 Amin oo

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

@Bigwavee00 @Bankemaestro God bless you always

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

@Bankemaestro Omo

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

@Bankemaestro More than enough

[Johnson Aduragbemi Motunrayo @adukealaga1]

@Ad3dayo Grateful heart

[ajthomas 🇳🇬 🇦🇺 @stayingpositif]

WHEN DEATH QUESTIONS OUR FAITH 💔

One of the hardest realities of the Christian faith is accepting that no matter how faithfully we serve God, death is still a reality we cannot completely escape.

We see young men and women who love God, preach the gospel, lead worship, pray fervently, and dedicate their lives to His service, yet death still takes them away.

And in moments like these, difficult questions begin to arise.

What is the essence of serving God if death can still come knocking? Why do we pray for protection and still hear stories of sudden death? Why do people who have so much more to offer life and ministry have to leave so soon?

These are not necessarily questions from people who have lost their faith. Sometimes, they are questions from people struggling to understand the God they still believe in.

But perhaps we must learn to distinguish between serving God as a guarantee of a trouble-free life and serving God because He is God.

Christianity does not promise us that we will never die. Rather, it gives us hope that death will not have the final word. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is at the centre of that hope.

Even Jesus wept at the tomb of Lazarus. This reminds us that faith does not require us to pretend that death does not hurt.

We may not have answers to every sudden death. We may never understand why some people leave so early while others live to a ripe old age. And we must be careful not to assume that someone died because they lacked faith, prayer, or commitment to God.

Well, God still remains God.

Our questions do not diminish His sovereignty, and our tears do not automatically mean our faith has failed.

Perhaps faith is not having an answer to every painful question. Perhaps faith is continuing to trust God even when some of the questions remain unanswered.

May God comfort every family mourning a loved one, strengthen those whose faith is being tested by grief, and teach us to live purposefully, love deeply, serve faithfully, and never take tomorrow for granted.

Life is fragile. Death is real. But for the Christian, hope in Christ remains. 🕊️💔