Initially,
The WORD began to 'condemn' me.
Then it began to redeem me.
Then it began to teach me.
Then it began to restore me.
Then it began to inspire me.
Then it began to control me.
@HonShield@PeterObi You just mentioned his plan. His plan is not to do all of that which makes it our plan to be selfless, committed, dogged, vigilant, resisting all forms of inducement, electoral rascality. In this election, we have more to do than Peter Obi.
@ruffydfire It's just like saying I scored 310 and UNN did not give me admission and someone who didn't score up to me got the admission. How did someone else admission concern your admission? You leave your own admission issue to be chasing person who had already paid school fees. Na wa o.
@InibeheEffiong This type of people will cause havoc on election day and the press will report it as 'pockets of violence' and the court will say it is not significant enough to upturn the result. So that is why such people as this exist.
People who have known you for a long time often carry an old version of you in their mind - and they refuse to update it.
So when you grow, succeed, or change, it doesn’t inspire them… it unsettles them. Because it forces them to face what they’ve stayed the same in.
Strangers don’t have that old file. They meet you as you are now - and that’s why they can celebrate your growth without resistance.
Moral? Not everyone is meant to keep access to your updated version.
@Preacherrapper Everything (of substance) in life has a core. A core is what defines what something is essentially. What is the core of the gospel? If you can identify the core of the gospel, every other thing is an add on