Dele Akinlaja

[Dele Akinlaja @bakinlaja]

Hi there, This month, I’m walking 31 Miles for Dementia UK – a cause close to my heart. I’d love your support to help more families facing dementia. Thank you! https://t.co/9MZ6KiIQ7o

[Max Lucado @MaxLucado]

Our assignment is found at the intersection of God’s plan and our pleasures. You are created to serve God in a unique way. https://t.co/9haq3LeCCh

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Proverbs 29:25

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[Joyce Meyer @JoyceMeyer]

Dig in with both heels and say, "I am never going to quit and I am never going to give up. Devil, you just go wear yourself out bothering somebody else because I am going to get from the pit to the palace and you are not going to stop me." #JoyceQuote

[dele osunmakinde @deleosunmakinde]

There is no dichotomy between power and sound doctrine.

The apostles never separated what this generation keeps trying to divide.

One of the most interesting reactions from our recent meetings in Kaduna and Lagos was this:

“Sir… we knew you as a sound teacher. We did not expect this level of raw power manifestation.”

And honestly, that response exposed something deeply wrong in modern Christianity.

How did we arrive at a point where people are shocked that a man can teach accurately and still move in raw power?

Why do many assume that doctrinal depth must automatically lead to powerless Christianity?

And why do others think manifestation must exist without theological precision?

The apostles carried both.
Paul did not choose between revelation and manifestation. He embodied both.

The same man who taught justification by faith… union with Christ… grace… righteousness… adoption… inheritance… and the new creation realities…
was the same man through whom God wrought special miracles.

Paul said: “My speech and my preaching was not with enticing words of man’s wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power.”

He also said: “I have fully preached the gospel… through mighty signs and wonders, by the power of the Spirit of God.”

Meaning the full preaching of the gospel was not mere explanation.
It was explanation with manifestation.

Not motivational speaking. Not intellectual performance. Not emotional manipulation.

Raw power.
Real impact.
Authentic manifestation.
The living Christ unveiled.

The apostles continued steadfastly in doctrine… and with great power gave witness to the resurrection.

Doctrine and power. Depth and demonstration. Light and fire.
Together.

The gospel is not mere intellectualism.

The gospel is the power of God.

And there is no need to create a false divide between “Word people” and “Power people” when Scripture clearly reveals that the full expression of apostolic ministry carried both sound doctrine and undeniable manifestation.

[Dele Akinlaja @bakinlaja]

Hi there, This month, I’m walking 31 Miles for Dementia UK – a cause close to my heart. I’d love your support to help more families facing dementia. Thank you! https://t.co/9MZ6KiIQ7o

[Dele Akinlaja @bakinlaja]

Hi there, This month, I’m walking 31 Miles for Dementia UK – a cause close to my heart. I’d love your support to help more families facing dementia. Thank you! https://t.co/9MZ6KiIQ7o

[Taiwo Lemoshe @TaiwoLemoshe]

#GodsWordToYou

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Matthew 16:24

[dele osunmakinde @deleosunmakinde]

There is a reason we all sat through maths and statistics in school, wondering when we would ever need it. THIS IS THAT MOMENT. This is where numbers expose doctrine. This is where proportions rebuke error.

This is where statistics correct theology.
You cannot be biblical and be obsessed with Satan, demons, devils, evil spirits, and the works of darkness.

You simply cannot.

Let Scripture correct us. Not emotion. Not experience. Not culture. Scripture.
Because when you actually weigh the Bible, not selectively quote it, but weigh it, the proportions are undeniable:

Across the entire Bible, about 85 to 95 percent is focused on God, the Father, the Lord Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit.

Everything that reveals His nature, His will, His covenant, His kingdom, His redemption.

And then, by contrast:
Only about 5 to 9 percent even touches Satan and all that falls under him.
That includes devils, demons, evil spirits, and the works of Satan.

5 to 9 percent!

That is the total space given to everything many have built their entire theology around.

Now let that sink in.
In the Old Testament, God fills about 90 to 97 percent of the narrative. Satan and his works are barely mentioned.

In the Gospels, even where demons manifest, Christ still dominates about 85 percent. The devils show up, but only to be silenced, cast out, and dismissed. They are never the message.

In Acts, the Church is advancing by the Spirit. God fills about 85 to 90 percent. Encounters with darkness are occasional, not central.

Then comes the Epistles, where your life as a believer is explained with clarity and authority:
God, Christ, identity, righteousness, and the finished work take about 95 to 98 percent.

The works of Satan, demons, devils? Almost 5%
Almost.

So hear this clearly and loudly.
If your theology is built around what Satan is doing, what demons are doing, what evil spirits are doing, what the works of darkness are doing, then your theology is already out of proportion with Scripture.

And anything out of proportion with Scripture is not biblical, no matter how spiritual it sounds.

We must not go against scriptural statistics.

God has already balanced the narrative.
God has already set the proportion.
God has already decided what deserves emphasis.

And He did not give Satan centre stage.
He did not give demons the microphone.
He did not design the believer’s life to be interpreted through the activities of darkness.

Scripture does not train you to be demon conscious.
Scripture trains you to be Christ conscious.

But many have reversed it.
They know more about the operations of devils than the operations of redemption.

They can explain the works of Satan in detail, yet struggle to articulate the finished work of Christ.

That is not depth. That is deviation.
Because the Bible is not a story of two equal forces in tension.

It is the revelation of one supreme God, one accomplished Christ, one victorious redemption.
Satan appears only within that framework. Never equal. Never central. Never dominant.
So let the numbers speak.
Let the proportions preach.
Let the statistics correct us.
Return to the weight of Scripture.
Return to the dominance of God.
Return to Christ as the message.

Because you cannot be truly biblical while being disproportionately obsessed with what the Bible itself treats as minimal.

God is the focus.
Christ is the message.
Redemption is the story.

And everything else must take its proper, reduced place.

[Emmy Akinlaja @emmyakinlaja]

are No Longer Guilty. No one is chasing you. Christ wiped it out! You are free today.
Live free.

#freedom #notguilty #christian #justification #redemption

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

Great spending time with New York City’s Cutest. And thanks to @NYCMayor for giving me an excuse to break out my best “Wheels on the Bus”

[Dr. Mike Murdock @drmikemurdock]

My 80th birthday
Today!!!!

#DrMikeMurdock
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[POJU OYEMADE @pastorpoju]

To criticise, condemn and "correct" in ministry is very easy what is "hard" is transformational teaching, travailing prayer with intercession that Christ may be fully formed in others and the raising of an exemplary company or community of believers that stand as a prototype for the whole.

The former takes a short 5 minute video on social media, the latter takes years of sacrifice.

[Dele Akinlaja @bakinlaja]

Use Waze to drive to Bowland Ct: https://t.co/yyhytCBj21

[POJU OYEMADE @pastorpoju]

Always handle your business with humility, maturity, courage and wisdom. Think through on every move. Draw inspiration from the Holy Spirit through meditation on scriptures. Will to win and you won't be defeated. Winning is a decision not an occurrence. The choice is yours.

#MorningMotivation

[KAT @reallKAT]

This is the Day of God’s Power! Jesus can use anybody and if you’re willing he’d use you too just like this guy.

Real Miracles 🔥🔥�

[Dele Akinlaja @bakinlaja]

@Maziitunde 127

[dele osunmakinde @deleosunmakinde]

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[Dele Akinlaja @bakinlaja]

@koinoniaeni Amen!