Michael

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[Michael @mykelcodex]

@MrBeast Fff

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@Niffydandy2 Nice work 💪

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@Niffydandy2 Wow 🔥, great work boss

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@tp_dapson Happy birthday brother 🎉

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@rhysbeingsocial This is slick🩷

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@uxshahid Wavespace

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@laurentiu_ol Design

[Sébastien Chopin @Atinux]

UAuthForm is coming soon to Nuxt UI Pro 😍

@benjamincanac is on 🔥

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[dele osunmakinde @deleosunmakinde]

Dear Firstborn,

The notion suggesting that firstborns face a more heightened and aggressive form of spiritual warfare compared to their subsequent siblings deserves scrutiny, especially when considered in the light of biblical teachings.

 The New Testament presents Christ as identifying fully as a firstborn. Romans 8:29 elucidates that the essence of the new birth is to mould us into the image of Christ so that He becomes "the firstborn among many brethren." This statement establishes a sense of preeminence for the firstborn rather than a position of vulnerability.

 Colossians 1:15 further accentuates Christ's position, designating Him as "the firstborn over all creation," thus representing Him as the very image of the invisible God. This emphasizes strength, authority, and divine closeness rather than any notion of weakness.

 The preeminence of the firstborn is reinforced in Colossians 1:18, where Christ is depicted as the "firstborn from the dead," asserting His precedence. In Hebrews 1:6, when God introduced the firstborn (Christ) to the world, He commanded all angels to worship Him, signifying the exalted status of the firstborn above even the revered ministry of angels.

 Furthermore, Hebrews 12:23 refers to the Church as the "church of the firstborn." Accepting this highlights that we all bear the designation of firstborns in Christ. Hence, challenges and triumphs are not exclusively bound to any birth order.

It is disconcerting to consider that individuals are singled out for 'special ministrations and deliverances' based solely on their birth order, an idea that is not firmly rooted in scripture.

 In light of the New Testament and for those in Christ, beliefs that sow division or promote misguided interpretations are both unsupportable and misplaced.

 I urge all biological firstborns to liberate themselves from any chains imposed upon them by cultural or religious misconceptions. Stand firm in the image of the firstborn as rooted in Christ. Understand that you do not require any 'special' ministration or deliverance. Such notions are cultural constructs, not scriptural truth, and are inconsistent with the realities of the new man in Christ.

Embrace the inherent power, authority, and blessings that accompany the position of a firstborn and stride forth in confidence and faith.

Again, welcome to the church of the firstborn...

[Michael @mykelcodex]

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Be Encouraged We Have An Anchor!

[MONARCH @ugbahisioma]

Depends on kinda state,

Server state(api data, etc) I use Vue-Tanstack query, it handles caches n revalidation

All I need do is create a composable that wraps the request and return what ever data I need, then call that composable anywhere I need the data

And when ever it updates, it updates everywhere. Easy pizzy

[dele osunmakinde @deleosunmakinde]

Zoe plus!

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@debbie_agiro Charity, philanthropy, impact.

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As long as it’s my Jesus serving, everybody will get bread!

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