Joseph Erinle

I am NOT self made.
I AM who I AM by the grace of GOD.
King 👑 |Priest |Servant

[Joseph Erinle @thejosepherinle]

You are called to come boldly to the throne of grace, that you may obtain mercy, and find grace; Just As You Are.
#JesusRevolution #worship #Yeshua

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@spicyliltoaster Don't ignore it

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@1BongoIdeas Techpoint Africa and others debunked these claims. Public investor records show no involvement of Mr Eazi or Zagadat Capital in Vydia’s funding rounds. Vydia’s investors include Newark Venture Partners, QueensBridge/Vocap Partners, Pasadena Angels, Connected Ventures, and others

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@Tyronekoz @DavidAzeez_ @EbukaSongs Bros... Not saying this in support of Ebuka but, Jesus defended himself many times.

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Exactly. If it's a message for Ebuka as you say, why are we seeing it?

[Oluwaseyi _Josh @fishjfi]

@DavidAzeez_ @EbukaSongs I'm not in a position to tell you what to do; I know you're well-versed in scripture and learned. But can we let this matter rest? This space is not for believers alone, and your correction via DM should suffice, sir.

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@DavidAzeez_ @EbukaSongs If this is truly a message for Ebuka, why are we seeing this?

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@HighTrustMedia Better to marry a Daddy's girl than a mother's bestie

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@phunmysweet 🤐♥️

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@yabaleftonline No brainer

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#IWhoopi Yun
🎵 Never Going Back – A Soundtrack for This Generation

So Never Going Back by Gaise Baba and Lawrence Oyor, hit the internet and it went viral, young people love it, but recently, I have been seeing videos of a pastor and some Christians criticizing the song and I can’t stop thinking about the message of the song and the reactions it has sparked amongst us christians .

Here’s the thing: teenagers and young adults today are some of the most difficult people to reach with the gospel. Why? Because they’re constantly being influenced by friends, social media, entertainment, and everything in between. In a world that glamorizes drugs, promiscuity, money-worship, and “love” that fades faster than a Snapchat story, we finally get a song that boldly centers Jesus and personal transformation, that our youths are vibing too and some of us are criticizing it? What is wrong with us?

Let’s take a step back.

The lyrics say: "Ife Jesu lo wa mi ri, to gbami ku o"—“The love of Jesus sought me, found me, and died for me.” That’s the gospel, in Yoruba rhythm and sound! Yet all some people can talk about is Gaise’s hair color, his blinks, the headband on Lawrence’s head and the dance steps in the song. Really?

Someone said, “I go narrow, dem think say I no know road o.” Isn’t that what the Bible teaches? Narrow is the path that leads to life. Didn’t Jesus say He came for the sick, the lost, the sinners? Will every gospel singer be Dunsin and Nathaniel?

Instead of focusing on the outward appearance of the ministers, what if we focused our hearts on praying that:

Out of 4 million streams, at least 400,000 youths would genuinely surrender to Jesus.

Another 400,000 who are still searching would encounter the Holy Spirit and find salvation.

The rest would be stirred to rededicate their lives and stay rooted in Christ.

Wouldn’t that be worth celebrating?

Here’s the truth: whether we like it or not, someone is influencing your children, your teenagers, and your youth group. If they’re not listening to something like Never Going Back, they’ll be listening to something else and let’s be honest, a lot of what’s out there isn’t helping them know Jesus.

When we publicly condemn songs like this, directly or subtly, we shut the door to one of the few tools actually speaking the language of the street with the heart of the cross.

I’m not a pastor, but I know this: Jesus came and died for sinners. None of us regardless of titles, appearances, or backgrounds is better than another, we’ve all simply found favor of God and are trying to live a life that pleases our Heavenly Father.

So rather than criticize, let’s pray. Let’s encourage. Let’s support gospel expressions that speak to this generation in their own rhythm.

Haba!! some of us are still “saving the ark” and we are not even aware of it. May God help us all.

XoXo
Whoopy Yun

#NeverGoingBack
#LetTheGospelSound #WhoopyYun
#YouthAndJesus
#PrayNotCriticize #OmobolanleAdedeji
#GospelInEveryForm

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@Naija_PR Don't stay if you discover something like this. They may move to unalive you.

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@gabriel_bolatit @ruffydfire Well... What this man did here is called credentialism, which is the overemphasis on formal qualifications or certifications (like degrees, diplomas, or licenses) as the main measure of a person’s ability, intelligence, or suitability for a job or social status.

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@Vincent3Madu @yabaleftonline Ah ahnnn

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@TundeTASH 25

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@willinilli024 Trading Indices (Dow Jones), Music Performance and production.

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US VP James Vance on Tuesday revealed the world's most poorly protected secret - that "globalisation" exists to maintain the Global South in poverty.

But why is the US establishment suddenly being so candid after 70 years of obfuscation and gaslighting?

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@yabaleftonline Person wey suppose dey prison

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@Ohhhveraa To what end? To have Shettima take over. You didn't think this through.

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@pearlddiva We have been saying this for ages but, you all loved to idolize the first "black" president of the USA