And never forget, the more you interact with dumb things, the dumber you get. Proximity leads to osmosis. Cut down on social media. Read something every day. Then, think through that knowledge. Your mind is not Oshodi.
Behind every church using Event Centres and Hall spaces that aren't thiers, are tireless and dedicated workers who set up and set down everything EVERYTIME.
Sound, chairs, instruments, TVs and everything.
This post appreciates all Church Workers. It's not an easy thing.
God bless all of you. ❤️
@jaxoncoder I think we need to know that saying sorry doesn’t make someone look weak. I’ll still say sorry before saying what senior leaders will say 😂
We’re going to bring this heroic young man, and his family, into the White House with, perhaps, the boy he saved, to give him a High Civilian Honor. Very brave, he deserves it! President DONALD J. TRUMP
Join us at Epistle Life as we learn how to daily yield our hearts and lives to the righteousness found in Christ Jesus our Lord.
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Marriage is an institutional for two believers learning Christ in meekness and Lowliness. Marriage is for Lambs. If you are haughty and full of self, do not marry. You will hurt your partner, yourself and the tenets of the covenant.
Marriage is for Lambs.
Papa Hagin 🥺💝. Believers should learn honestly. You can know ALL theology and "..logy", yet lack Charity. Knowledge puffs up, but Charity edifies.
What a Man! 💝
Betting Is Not the Way to Financial Fortune, Stop Wasting Your Destiny — Bishop Oyedepo Tells Youths
Founder of Living Faith Church, Bishop David Oyedepo, has warned young people against relying on sports betting as a means of becoming wealthy, describing it as a dangerous distraction from genuine success.
Addressing his congregation, the cleric urged youths to stay away from betting and remain committed to honest work and patience.
“Young people, 9jabet is not the way to financial fortune. Stop wasting your destiny. Stop wasting your destiny. Stop wasting your destiny,” he said.
Emphasising that lasting success takes time, Oyedepo added, “It may be slow, but it’s sure.”
He also reflected on his personal journey, crediting his mother’s faith for leading him to Christ at the age of 15. Recalling how he honoured her later in life, he said, “My mother’s faith led me to Christ at 15. When I turned 60, I got her a car that was delivered to her home in the U.S. She wept and said, ‘How could a car come to me from Africa?’ She d+ed at 92.”
He concluded his message with a call for young people to rethink their choices, saying, “You better wake up.”