Girls of Abba

A community of believers advocating the course of CHRIST.

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

Let the world see Jesus in your life!

At your place of work, let them see Jesus in your life.
At home, let them see Jesus in your life.
At school, let them see Jesus in your life.
Everywhere, let the world see Jesus in your life!

#JesusIsKing

[Spiricoco Twittter @SpiricocoNg]

"I prefer to stay with the Bible and not theology."

Look at the 47 THEOLOGIANS that produced the King James Bible:

1. Lancelot Andrewes - Theologian, Dean of Westminster.

2. William Bedwell - Arabist, Vicar of Tottenham.

3. Francis Burleigh - Theologian, Prebendary of Durham.

4. Richard Clarke - Theologian, Fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge.

5. Geoffrey King - Theologian, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge.

6. John Layfield - Theologian, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.

7. John Overall - Theologian, Dean of St. Paul's.

8. Adrian Saravia - Theologian, Prebendary of Canterbury.

9. Richard Thomson - Theologian, Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge.

10. William Thompson - Theologian, Provost of Eton College.

11. Edward Lively - Hebraist, Regius Professor of Hebrew, Cambridge.

12. John Duport - Theologian, Master of Jesus College, Cambridge.

13. William Branthwaite - Theologian, Master of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge.

14. Jeremiah Radcliffe - Theologian, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.

15. Robert Spalding - Theologian, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge.

16. Andrew Bing - Theologian, Fellow of Peterhouse, Cambridge.

17. Laurence Chaderton - Theologian, Master of Emmanuel College, Cambridge.

18. John Harding - Theologian, President of Magdalen College, Oxford.

19. John Reynolds - Theologian, President of Corpus Christi College, Oxford.

20. Thomas Holland - Theologian, Regius Professor of Divinity, Oxford.

21. Richard Kilby - Hebraist, Regius Professor of Hebrew, Oxford.

22. Miles Smith - Theologian, Fellow of Brasenose College, Oxford.

23. Richard Brett - Theologian, Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford.

24. Daniel Fairclough (Featley) - Theologian, Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford.

25. John Richardson - Theologian, Master of Trinity College, Cambridge.

26. Roger Andrewes - Theologian, Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge.

27. Thomas Harrison - Theologian, Vice-Master of Trinity College, Cambridge.

28. Robert Ward - Theologian, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge.

29. Andrew Downes - Classicist, Regius Professor of Greek, Cambridge.

30. William Eyre - Theologian, Fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge.

31. John Bois - Greek Scholar, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge.

32. Henry Savile - Classicist, Provost of Eton College.

33. John Peryn - Theologian, Fellow of St. John’s College, Oxford.

34. Ralph Ravens - Theologian, Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford.

35. John Harmer - Classicist, Regius Professor of Greek, Oxford.

36. William Barlow - Theologian, Dean of Chester.

37. John Spenser - Theologian, President of Corpus Christi College, Oxford.

38. Roger Fenton - Theologian, Prebendary of St. Paul's.

39. Ralph Hutchinson - Theologian, President of St. John's College, Oxford.

40. William Dakins - Theologian, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.

41. Michael Rabbet - Theologian, Rector of St. Vedast, London.

42. Thomas Sanderson - Theologian, Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford.

43. George Abbot - Theologian, Master of University College, Oxford.

44. Thomas Ravis - Theologian, Dean of Christ Church, Oxford.

45. Giles Thompson - Theologian, Dean of Windsor.

46. Richard Edes - Theologian, Dean of Worcester.

47. James Montague - Theologian, Bishop of Winchester.

Brethren, the Bible you hold today and read to know God came to be reality of because of the efforts of these scholars above.

These men devoted their lives to studying the word of God and the many complexities it came through.

God's word came through the prophets, apostles and their companions. But that was roughly over 4,000 years, and in languages not spoken in Africa and places not in Africa.

These people made sure they used the most rigorous standards to make sure we have what God gave people as His word originally.

Theology is from Theos and logia- God and study. Theology is study about God. Theology is just a more organized teaching about the Bible.

What your pastor does on a Sunday is what theologians do on a more serious, systematic and academic level.

Yes, theologians let other ideas influence them over Scripture at times, but overall, theology is just studying what the Bible has said about God.

When you read Romans and conclude we were saved by grace through Jesus' atonement, you have done theology.

You have studied God.

Theology isn't just important. Theology is non-negotiable. Knowing God depends on scholarship and fellowship. We must study what God has revealed about Himself-

2 Tim. 2:15
"Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth."

To divide the truth, we must study. That's what theology is.

[SpurgeonBooks @SpurgeonBooks]

“Believe in Jesus and trust him and you shall never be made ashamed of your confidence.”

— Charles Spurgeon

[The Winlos @thewinlos]

Ministry is not a platform to prove a point, it is an opportunity to run errands for Jesus.
#prophetsuddenly2

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

Let the love of Christ engross your thoughts and conversation daily.

#girlsofabba #Jesus

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

Your completeness is not from the family you come from, the titles you bear, the profession you practice, the clothes you wear, or the skills and talent you have. Your true completeness is in CHRIST JESUS.

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

Soul winning is the heartbeat of God.

[Pastor John Hagee @PastorJohnHagee]

Even though life's problems seem to be overpowering, keep praying. God answers prayer!

[Spiricoco Twittter @SpiricocoNg]

Ask a lawyer how to fix Nigeria, he would say enforce rule of law.

Ask a soldier how to fix Nigeria, he would say enhance security.

Ask a doctor how to fix Nigeria, he would say increase well being.

Ask an entrepreneur how to fix Nigeria, he would say increase production.

Ask an economist how to fix Nigeria, he would say optimize GDP.

Ask a pastor how to fix Nigeria, he would say pray and get closer to God.

Now, these are probable first responses from these professionals because they would probably speak from the point of view of their expertise.

They are experts. They see how their fields can significantly improve the nation, even though it won’t be whole solution.

Therefore, if we pardon them for speaking from their professional viewpoints, why do we lash out against preachers when they say pray for Nigeria?

They know help is in God. That is their life. Allow it. They reserve the right to.

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

@SpiricocoNg Oh, what a great gathering and blessing! Lives will be transformed 🙌🏾

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

Christ is everything!

Don't leave Jesus out of anything you are doing.

Always invite him in, always commit it to him, and always acknowledge him in all your doings.

#girlsofabba #Christians

[Doyinsola TOYE @doyinsola_toye]

Holy Spirit spoke to me through a smoothie

Yesterday, we had a little celebration in the office but I wasn't present because I had something to do. By the time I was back at my desk, a colleague of mine had dropped food and a smoothie for me.

I saw the smoothie she dropped and I was like this looks new it may not be so sweet, I was probably thinking there was watermelon inside (not so much of a fan of watermelon)

I was in the office of a colleague and I saw another flavor of smoothie. I was already negotiating with him on exchanging the smoothie because it looked like an avocado-banana mix.

We had to put it in the fridge till closing hours to take it home. When we brought it out and he tasted it, he said mine was better and I just had to collect my smoothie back 🥱🥱

While praying later in the evening, I said to the Holy Spirit, “What's the word for today?, What did you speak to my heart that I missed?” Then he reminded me of the smoothie and he said:

- We know no man after the flesh.
- What I give you is the best, stop looking at what other people have and discredit what I have given you.
- Be grateful for what you have instead of wanting what another person's have (you haven't even checked what you have)
- He literally said to me, “Taste and see that the Lord is good and when I tasted the smoothie, it was really good 😁😁 (Psalm 34:8)

The Holy Spirit will use every opportunity to teach you.

Relying on the Holy Spirit is a great strength.

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

Commit to God in totality, not half of you, not have of your time or focus. Give everything!

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

@SpiricocoNg Definitely @sunmisola_agbeb 😊

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

As a believer, let your attention be on Christ always. #focusonchrist

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

If your stand is on God's word, you are standing on a sure foundation. Don't let the noise of another deceive you!

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

Dear Abba’s girls, be bold about your confession.

[CGMi-TheExousiaPlace @ExousiaPlace]

Join us for service tomorrow as we celebrate our children.

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

Don't present Jesus like he's only for a particular class of people.

[Girls of Abba @GirlsofAbba]

Take pleasure in the things of God!

Don't wait to be cajoled before you participate in kingdom activities or carry out the responsibilities given to you in church.

#missionarythreads