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[Wisdom Odili @odiliwisdom2]

@TobiEnoch_ Lol

[This Excellent Church @thisexcellentch]

1.
SOLA GRATIA
GRACE ALONE.

SOLA SCRIPTURA
SCRIPTURE ALONE.
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SOLA FIDE
FAITH ALONE.

In 1517 these ideas burst into view when a monk named Martin Luther nailed Ninety-Five Theses to Wittenberg's church door. He challenged a system that sold forgiveness for money and laid foundations still followed by almost 40 percent of Christians. TIME later called him "the last medieval man and the first modern one," because his simple appeal to truth still guides how people meet Christ.

[This Excellent Church @thisexcellentch]

Let God’s Word Govern Your Desires

From the Samson’s Cravings and Delilah’s Treachery series

Join us tomorrow for Lord’s Day service as we continue the series.

Sunday School begins at 8:30am.
See you there!

[☧ Today in Christian History @HistoricalRook]

#OTD September 14, 1321:
Death of Dante Alighieri, author of the greatest epic of medieval Christianity, The Divine Comedy.

[Wisdom Odili @odiliwisdom2]

@MajeekDaniel Lol, why are you like this na 😅

[Wisdom Odili @odiliwisdom2]

@TobiEnoch_ Give him time

[☧ Today in Christian History @HistoricalRook]

#OTD September 7, 1722:
Death of Elie Neau, a French Huguenot. Because of persecution, he had fled to the New World.

Captured by a French corsair, he had been returned to France where efforts were made to force him to convert to Catholicism.

Having refused to give way, he was kept three years in prison, a year in the galleys, and another year in a dungeon until England obtained his release.

He had said to one captor, "Sir, do not pity me, for could you but see the secret pleasures my heart experiences, you would think me happy."

[Wisdom Odili @odiliwisdom2]

@TobiEnoch_ Before nko

[Wisdom Odili @odiliwisdom2]

@TheDaveAyo Na God go help us.

[Years Progress @year_progress]

2026 is 68% complete.

[☧ Today in Christian History @HistoricalRook]

#OTD September 6, 1860:
Three preachers collapsed from fatigue in Glasgow, unable to cope with the overwhelming number of inquirers. The work was part of the revival that had begun in 1859 and was still drawing large crowds a year later, including a gathering of about 20,000 on Glasgow Green that same day.

[Wisdom Odili @odiliwisdom2]

@TheDaveAyo I dey try ohh

[Wisdom Odili @odiliwisdom2]

Sometimes I want to throw my phone away because it can be so distracting. Sometimes I wish I could be alone in my head, thinking and reflecting, but I can't because of my phone. I miss the days when I didn't have a phone, or when my phone was broken & I couldn't fix it for months

[Wisdom Odili @odiliwisdom2]

I miss the good old days, men's distraction everywhere😤

[Wisdom Odili @odiliwisdom2]

Sometimes I want to throw my phone away because it can be so distracting. Sometimes I wish I could be alone in my head, thinking and reflecting, but I can't because of my phone. I miss the days when I didn't have a phone, or when my phone was broken & I couldn't fix it for months

[This Excellent Church @thisexcellentch]

Learning to pray the Puritan way means learning to pray for holiness, not just relief.

May God teach us to search our hearts, war against sin, and desire more of Christ.

[☧ Today in Christian History @HistoricalRook]

#OTD August 25, 1867:
Death of Michael Faraday, a pioneering scientist in the field of electricity and a devout Christian member of the Glasite (Sandemanian) church. The Glasites were a small Christian group founded in Scotland around 1730 by John Glas. Faraday was offered a knighthood in recognition of his scientific achievements but declined it on religious grounds, believing it was contrary to Scripture to pursue worldly honors and riches.

[Jordan Belonwu @JordanBelonwu]

Don't lie to people, and more importantly, don't lie to yourself.

[Wisdom Odili @odiliwisdom2]

@teeewaks You dey try 🙌