@sinatraxxiii “For by means of a harlot A man is reduced to a crust of bread; And an adulteress will prey upon his precious life. Can a man take fire to his bosom, And his clothes not be burned? Can one walk on hot coals, And his feet not be seared? Whoever commits adultery with a woman
Bro, this is wickedness oh. Fear God oh.
As a Crocheter, I can tell you the QR code was completely handmade. Just by uploading the design to stitch fiddle, it will convert it into pixel or grid chart. And your work continues from there.
It’s totally okay to be creative but you don’t need to lie to the world to receive praises.
All you did was to transfer the QR Code design from your computer into the embroidery machine that knits the shirt.
You only used hand pin for the edges.
See people in the comment 😂
I was watching a planet show for kids with my son the other day, and I was astounded at the level of musical excellence employed just to help children grasp and remember planetary science.
This is why I am always outraged at wretched gospel music.
The kind that is rich in every other thing aside from scriptural content and biblical lyrics.
If earthly concepts are communicated with such great "utterances", why should something as weighty as the gospel of Christ be discussed with wretched wordings?
It is dismaying to see the magnitude of the backlash this post is generating. Most of these comments are just lazy disqualifications to dodge conviction, relying on a barrage of strawman arguments to attack the man instead of the message.
There is nothing wrong with a Pastor addressing cultural trends that shape the mindset of believers. The content of his message is simple: separation from the world.
No message is more highly needed right now than this. The timing is inconsequential because we need to face the truth being spoken.
ADML by Greatman Takit should not be sung in churches as praise.
I was in my boss’ car on the way to a shoot when I heard it.
I thought it was a secular song until I discovered that Takit was the artist.
It is not a gospel song. It is a song about self-actualization.
That is not wrong in itself, but it is not an incense to God.
Praise is not something for our excitement.
I saw the choir of a church performing that song yesterday, and the whole place erupted.
I sighed because the Nigerian church keeps getting it wrong.
We have put ourselves at the centre of liturgy, doctrine, and ecclesiology.
Practically everything is now configured, engineered, and steered to excite and evoke, so that we can say we had a good experience in church.
That retains the crowd. But what about God?
Praise is His due, and it is to be done in holiness. It comes from the Trisagion of the seraphim around the throne:
“Holy, holy, holy is the LORD of hosts.”— Isaiah 6:3
This is why the Psalmist says:
“Worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness.”— Psalm 29:2
Praise is about God. Did Scripture not say, “Praise is awaiting You, O God, in Zion”?
“Praise is awaiting You, O God, in Zion;
And to You the vow shall be performed.”— Psalm 65:1
But we have injected ourselves into it.
It is worrying, but God is on the throne. Things will be better.
ADML is not a praise song. It should not be on the pulpit.
Spend ample time to pray in tongues!
Your destiny will thank you for it...
“But you, beloved, building yourselves up on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Spirit,”
Jude 1:20
If I were to counsel the average young Christian today, I will say just 3 things
1. Go back to your BIBLE. Read. Study. Obey.
2. Go back to PRAYER. Ask. Seek. Knock.
3. Go back to CHURCH. Belong. Submit. Serve.
If you think you have JESUS, know Jesus, and love Jesus, and lack any of these THREE.
You are DECEIVED.
A Christian employee should look like this:
• Always on time
• Doesn't complain
• Strives for excellence in their tasks
• Treats customers with love and grace
• Never engages in gossip or crude humor