The wait is almost over! Something fresh is coming. Get ready for a new sound that will stir your heart in worship and deepen your hunger for His Presence. 🎶🙌🏾
“Send Us the Rain” comes out on 16th October 2026. Prepare your hearts, stir up your expectation and trust God for an encounter. 🙏🏾🙏🏾
@victor_otegz I saw the movie today! My God. What a great movie, we prayed in the cinema where I watched (Hybrid Heights). Everyone killed their roles, God bless Daddy Mike Bamiloye, God bless @DamilolabMikeBamiloye, @JoshuaMikeBamiloye,@PhilipOlubakin.
Just because modern gospel music trends in the club doesn't mean Jesus is becoming famous.
Just because modern gospel movies trend at the box office doesn't mean Christianity is winning.
Just because modern "apostolic sermons" are enjoyed by the ungodly doesn't mean the church is prevailing.
Sometimes, it may just be that we have lost our Convicting power and are no more than religious entertainers.
@BukkyOA@oreoluwa The other day I saw a DM from someone saying he wants to marry her, if you have followed her long enough you would have known she's married and she's a Christian. Solid Woma
@BukkyOA For those on X thinking and saying @Oreoluwa Bukola just wants to be popular by force. Please go to LinkedIn and follow her, I have done that for years now. As a young professional you won't regret it. She's big on LinkedIn.
Nigerian billionaire business man and industrialist Dr Cosmos Maduka seen preaching the gospel of Christ in lagos Nigeria. It is beautiful to extremely rich people like him preaching the gospel.
Nigeria has 20 "Christian governors" in Nigeria's 36 states.
Some of them are ushers in churches.
Some are Revd Fathers.
Some are "Kingdom financiers"
And many of them give testimonies and do Thanksgiving charity for their churches.
I emphatically insist that we don't need more conversations about Kingdom takeover and strategic positioning.
We seem to have already taken over.
What we need is accurate discipleship.
The kind that doesn't show partiality or drop the standards when celebrities and wealthy people are involved.
What we need is self-denial.
The kind that will prefer to be perceived as a failure for Christ to be seen rather than to win for the flaunting of the flesh.
What we need is a redefining of Christianity.
The kind that restores what being in Christ and living for Christ really means so that the One who died for us will find expression through our lives.
We have already taken over.
We have already won.
We have already conquered.
Now, can you allow Jesus to win, take over and conquer?
I was at the barbershop the other day, and I became miserable at the filthy music videos that dominate the modern music industry.
I had to rescue my little son from the sodomic atmosphere while I endured the evil entertainment until it was my turn to have my haircut.
But it also occurred to me how much negative influence can be exerted upon young, innocent boys just by creating an environment of vulgar speech and lewd music.
Perhaps if we had more "Christian barbers" who would not allow their offices to be a recruiting centre for immoral sexuality and ungodly interactions, then many young men could find God and learn godliness by Christian barbers simply using their spaces as a platform to showcase the light and truth of Christian virtues of excellent, diligent labour.
Unfortunately, many Christians think they are only influential through mountains of finance, politics and other big spheres,
Meanwhile, God may do so much more with Faithful Christian mechanics, maids, barbers, and other seemingly insignificant "valleys" of influence.
Hopefully, we learn to let God's light shine through us whether on the mountain or in the valleys.
Why do people get so pressured. Why you go carry food and fancy plates enter Eatery, you wan chop for there, what happened to eating in your own house. Now security has embarrassed you and your friends. Women! Chai!
@arojinle1 One particular day, they changed the caption to "Da ile sibi ko dara won". That was the end of dumping refuse on and around the burial site.
@arojinle1 So, someone told me a story last year. People would come from all over to dump their refuse at a particular burial site. It was a big mess for the community, people staying around put all the "Captions/words" in this tweet on the site but it didn't still stop