EarlyResponder

❇️Irrevocably committed to this mission, this message- that the light of the gospel spreads through the ends of the earth!❇️. Omo Sekou🥰

[EarlyResponder @sanni_debz]

God can, and wants to be known & understood by YOU😘

[Stella Eusebius @Stella_Eusebius]

Got to give my painting to @adekunleGOLD, my heart is full. This is a gift from my heart and it means a lot to me. Thank you @adekunleGOLD for inspiring me!

[Stella Eusebius @Stella_Eusebius]

Made a painting for @adekunleGOLD, inspired by his music “work”, let’s hope i get to give it to him at his concert in toronto tonight #adekunlegoldintoronto #bigfish #agbaby #nigerianart

[EarlyResponder @sanni_debz]

Eternally grateful for the human I get to do life with, God did His big one with him for real 🥲❤️

[United Nations Network on Migration @UNMigNetwork]

🌍📷 #IMRF2026 concludes with a shared achievement: a Member State–led Progress Declaration adopted by consensus and reaffirming the #GCM and setting priorities through 2030 — from labour rights to safer pathways and saving lives. See you in 2030! 📷https://t.co/hnWHmZmwDI

[EarlyResponder @sanni_debz]

@mzbel_gam And you are exactly who you think you are!🔥🔥🔥

[EarlyResponder @sanni_debz]

Love this so much 🥲🫶🏾💃🏽

[Sekou Abodunrin @sekoutoure]

Summer Bible Seminar 2025 Session 1 https://t.co/cqO3r4wrcR

[Sekou Abodunrin @sekoutoure]

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[Sekou Abodunrin @sekoutoure]

(Find below the answer I gave in private to someone who asked me a question about a certain song. The person felt that more people could be helped by the answer.)
I see Bro Gaise Baba's song is causing tremors, quakes, and ripples. As usual, the saints are needlessly going after each other’s throats …
What of Tinted hair ……?
Fact is,
Age(ing) itself tints your hair.
Sunlight also changes hair tint.
Drugs/Medication can tint hair.
Disease also tints people’s hair.
The food you eat tints your hair.
Genetics also tints hair.
Personally, my hair went white when I turned 40.
Genetics tinted my hair big time.
Also,
Everyone who uses hair cream or any chemical on their natural hair ends up tinting it - even if in tiny measures over time.
Some people have a style that tints their hair in obvious ways.
It is no big deal.
What if some people are offended by such tints?
There are always "some" people who will always be offended.
As saints, we don’t set out to be offensive. That is the key.
Someone who uses hair cream will hate your haircut, or the fact that you use hair extensions, or that you even do/make your hair at all. To them, hair cream is natural. Tint is not.
Again, what people find acceptable has a lot to do with the period in history in which they live - a hybrid of the place, culture, and bias mixed together.
So, just be sure you don’t set out to be offensive - 1 Cor 10:32. The rest, the Lord helps us all.
*What of Afrobeat tune, Afro tempo, Afro style ……?*
All beats are expressions of human emotion.
They also reflect the times and culture.
There is a way that people in the Middle East, North Africa and North East Africa do music. Those cultures have interacted for thousands of years, so, understandably, they all have similar tunes.
An Israeli tune is not more biblical than an Iranian, Persian, or Congolese tune. Some people mistakenly assume songs must sound Western in order to be sanctified.
Moses sang in Exodus 15:1 -
This was just after the great Exodus of Exodus 14
The crowd that sang with Moses had been in Egypt for centuries.
In addition, Moses, the leader of the group, was Egyptian-trained.
Had also been raised in Pharaoh’s palace.
His musical taste, as well as that of the crowd, would be Egyptian.
We have to allow for Moses' Egyptian influences.
Moses even dressed Egyptian (see Ex 2:19).
Therefore, Moses’ song would have been sung to Egyptian genre, beat, and style (whatever name you call it).
Moses did not record the genre because that was unimportant.
The style/genre is no big deal. Shouldn't be.
Moses would likely have called it Egypto-gospel.
Some people would have complained back then like they complained of Moses choice of wife.
People are people.
Take note of what Moses preserved - The message. This is what we must contend for. All else is case-by-case.
The song is in its words and message. That is the God-advantage.
Afterwards, when Miriam sang in Exodus 15:20-21
She went with instruments
She went with dance.
The instruments would have been Egyptian technology
The dance steps would have been Egyptian too.
Would Miriam have taken instruments she does not know how to use?
Or instruments that she or the people dont like?
Take note of what Moses preserved - The message. That is what is key!
We don’t know the actual dance steps.
We’ll use different instruments today.
The song is in its words and message. That is the God-advantage.
The divine beat is the message of the song. All else associated with the song is an expression of human emotion.
Afro gospel, Egypto gospel … it is all neither here nor there. No particular style or Genre carries the divine breath better than another. It is men who are the temple of God.
God does not break a sweat over these things.
*What of the energy, tempo ……?*
When we discuss tempe, this is Rom 14:3 territory…
Personally, I see why some would want certain songs done in a sober tune or tone … I see where they are coming from.
People canvassing for singing songs of consecration in a sober tone or to a minor key have their point and should not be dismissed. However, with the best of intentions, they are at best, proposing human preference.
Why can we be sure of this?
The Bible does not prescribe tones, tune, or tempo of music or songs.
Once again, the written word does not command that we insist on a certain tempo or beat for any of our songs.
The word commands commitment without governing the mood, tone, and beat of the songs that give it expression. The key thing is to express it - better still to live it!
God sees the heart and accepts men.
Some men will express their consecration in a subdued tone. Others will express their consecration in a loud tone or beat. What matters is that all live out the consecration.
We are humans. We cannot know which “vibe” correctly captures consecration. We are not God.
While it is true that, just because something is accepted by the public, it doesn't mean it is acceptable with God, in the same vein, we must also realise that the fact that something is unaccepted by some men doesn't mean it's unacceptable with God.
Should you sing consecration songs with tears? Dry-faced?
I am not sure anyone can regulate that.
Sing with your emotions fully engaged. Lend your emotion and all of your heart to such singing. Sing from the depths of your heart.
Sing laughing. Sing crying. Just sing from the heart.
Let’s fill our songs with the word of God. Saturate it with spirit power. Stir the emotions of men onto greater zeal and service. Anticipate that men will catch holy fire. The fact is, all that some will get is the catchy tune, dance, or skits, but we trust God that Jesus is revealed in clarity and holy fire around the world. If some don't catch that fire, let us ensure that we catch it and run with it!
In all, let’s dialogue respectfully. Let’s disagree even. Let’s even anticipate that we will disagree because we will see the simplest of things differently, but let’s avoid judging or condemning one another on matters where the scriptures encourage us to retain our own persuasion while receiving one another in love and in gospel joy.
What if you don't like the Gaise Baba song?
That is fine.
What if you prefer the traditional way of singing that song?
That is also fine.

[EarlyResponder @sanni_debz]

It’s actually okay to leave the newly wed woman you know alone, there’s no need to call her to wish her happy Mother’s Day. Happy Mother’s Day to all the mums! Yall are killing it ❤️

[EarlyResponder @sanni_debz]

First birthday with my whole family in 12 years, my heart is so full 🥰❤️

[EarlyResponder @sanni_debz]

You got this! @almaasinobi 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
#AlmaChasingContinents

[Alma Asinobi @almaasinobi]

Off to Continent 6 🚀🚀

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[Sekou Abodunrin @sekoutoure]

Conversations with Pastor Sekou https://t.co/Rf5JDDTH47

[EarlyResponder @sanni_debz]

@miide_a E ma binu🙇🏽‍♀️

[EarlyResponder @sanni_debz]

Sometimes you’re not depressed, you just need to catch a flight to see your friends🥹❤️

[Alma Asinobi @almaasinobi]

I’m attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the fastest time to visit all 7 continents 🚀

From Antarctica all the way to Australia in 70 hours with my Nigerian passport!! 🇳🇬✈️

Follow me @almaasinobi for updates on this adventure 🫶🏽

#AlmaChasingContinents #7in70 #GWR

[GracePlace Lagos @GracePlaceLagos]

Part 1 was phenomenal; Part 2 would be as life transforming!!!

Honored to receive the ministry of our dearly beloved Pastor Sekou again this Sunday!!

Unlike our usual Sunday morning service, THIS SUNDAY’S SERVICE WILL BE IN THE EVENING AT 5PM.

Keep your expectations red hot!

[EarlyResponder @sanni_debz]

God who is so abundantly gracious to us

[EarlyResponder @sanni_debz]

Today was for the lovers for real!
The most stories I’ve watched in a minute!
Love love so much 🥰🥹