Thank you Apostle Joshua Selman Nimmak for all the spiritual investments for the year 2025. I celebrate the teaching priest you are. God bless you Sir 😊🙏
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“The LORD bless thee, and keep thee: The LORD make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee: The LORD lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace.” Numbers 6:24–26 (KJV)
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We declare that every word, prayer, and impartation received tonight, is sealed upon your life. May The Lord crown your year with His goodness, preserve you and your household, and cause His peace to rest upon you, as you step into the days ahead.
As we celebrate the season of Jesus Christ’s birth, we extend our warmest Season’s Greetings to you and your loved ones. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in advance!
We look forward to fellowshipping with you again in the coming year, as God ushers us into greater light, glory, and impact.
God bless you richly. See you again soon!
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DON’T SET YOURSELF UP
“Lady, avoid visiting a man’s house alone.”
“Man, avoid being alone with a lady.”
Even “Avoid late-night calls with the opposite sex.”
These may sound old-fashioned to some, but they are godly principles of wisdom.
In courtship counseling sessions, couples are often advised not to be alone together. These are not rules meant to kill romance, they are safeguards meant to protect purity. The goal is to avoid fornication, not to imply distrust.
It’s not always about who’s “stronger” or “weaker.” In moments of temptation, anyone can be vulnerable (or you think there won’t be moments of temptation?). These cautions are not attacks on your self-control; they’re reminders of our natural human tendencies.
The most dangerous lie to believe is that you are too strong to fall.
Or that the person you’re with will always be the strong one.
“We should be able to sleep on the same bed and nothing will happen.”
Really? That’s not being spiritual.
That’s not being wise.
That’s being naïve.
That’s setting yourself up.
That’s playing with fire.
Yes, the church should teach men discipline and self-control.
But that doesn’t cancel the call to be vigilant and watchful.
Scripture says, “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.” (1 Peter 5:8)
Don’t set yourself up for what you’re praying to avoid.
Wisdom doesn’t wait for trouble, it walks away before trouble begins.
And to be clear, this is not to discredit or blame victims of sexual assauIt.
This is a call for us to value wisdom and self-awareness above pride or assumption.
It’s about taking responsibility for what we can control, and learning to walk with discernment in a world that tests our boundaries daily.
Don’t set yourself up.
@JacksonYepes74 @harry_gtech How I'm I just seeing your response???
Oh my!!!
Thank you so much I'd reach out to him, even though it seems its been way over the 180 days
@instagram
What kind of Wicked policy made you guys block an account I've most posted on Since November last year and then along with it my 16year old Facebook account???
You can go to hell with your Instagrams page for all I care, but my Facebook account is the only place
Never allow negative prophecies, dreams and visions rest on you ! CANCEL THEM IMMEDIATELY !
Words are more important than we think. Words are seeds and seeds have life. Snuff the life out of the words God has not said concerning you using the word of God. Some negative things that come to pass that make people say “We said it” were actually not meant to happen. It was failure to speak back that made them happen. PUT GOD’S WORD IN YOUR MOUTH AND SPEAK LIFE ! In Jesus’ name !
@instagram It's how it's your 2way authentication is so Useless that anybody can just hack peoples accounts on your platform for no reasonable reason...
It's really frustratingly sickening
What was now the use please?
@instagram@Meta@facebook