Toke Tinde

Saved by grace, through faith.

[THE BOY WHO GAVE - IN CINEMAS @theboywhogave]

Here’s your sign to watch THE BOY WHO GAVE in cinemas today🔥

[REV Fr. Dara Esq. @UncleDara_]

The work @aproko_doctor is doing to enlighten people on the danger of certain food and actions deserves national recognition.

[This Excellent Church @thisexcellentch]

True Faith Abides in Christ

From the Doers of the Word series, Faith and Works sermon. Available on all streaming platforms.

[MOROUNTODUN. (AJOKEADE) @Ajokeaadee]

Imagine owing 4M when you have over 12M tied somewhere!💔💔

Please, I’m begging in God’s name… buy snails from me today. 🙏🏽

I have a lot of snails, plenty. I invested heavily into this business because this is what I do for a living. Snails, food business, goats, cows… this is my hustle, this is how I survive.

But life happened.

For months, I was seriously unwell. I had to travel back to my hometown to take care of myself. Those months away from work damaged everything for me financially. If I was healthy and active like before, I would never be online begging like this. I would have been supplying my customers quietly and handling my responsibilities.

Now the debts have piled up on my neck.

I’m paying for storage space every two days just to keep these snails alive. Different people are disturbing me for repayment. Three different people are seriously on my neck right now and nobody wants to hear excuses anymore. Polaris Bank is even adding their own stress to everything I’m already battling with.

Today alone, I need to pay someone over 1.4 million naira.

I am overwhelmed.
I am exhausted.
I am frustrated.
And honestly… it is becoming depressing.

At this point, I don’t even care if they bring it to the tl. Maybe if people see the post, they will finally patronize my snail business. Maybe they will buy from me. Maybe this burden on my chest will reduce a little. Imagine thinking to end your own LIFE because of pressure!

Please, if you have ever supported me before, support me again.
If you have never bought from me before, please buy today.
If you know people that need snails in bulk, connect them to me.

Even if you need 4,000 pieces, I have.

I’m not asking for pity.
I’m simply begging for patronage so I can survive this difficult moment and settle the people I’m owing.

Please help me by buying snails from me today. 🙏🏽
Thank you so much

[Two Pastors' Podcast @2pstspodcast]

When we hear “idols of the heart,” most people think money, fame, or power. But idols can be more subtle.

Dear plant mum, dear cinephile, dear sports fans...👀😂

The idol of identity Psam mentions here will hit many Nigerians, especially hard.

Full episode drops Wednesday.

[Minniemom🌊💙🌊 @huskerdjp]

Haven't posted anything personal in awhile but last one of 5 graduated! Let's just say we are just a little bit happy😁

[Mr Junior Ebong🧛‍♂️🇱🇮 @Optimus_Dracula]

Cooking gas just hit N1,700 per Kg.

Nigerians WAKE UP OOOOOOOOOOO

Leave Phyna and VDM alone, Tinubu is snuffing the life out of everyone.

[FaddyK! @iamfadekemi_]

Gmail and abandon in the same sentence?? Be like you still dey 100l

[Toke Tinde @toketinde]

@ogebuleN “Pardon my swag” 😂

[Beth♥️ @queenbeth____]

This applies to friendship too, not just relationships. If all you do is collect collect and never give, please change

[Toke Tinde @toketinde]

@MrsZanga Don’t do this to your kids…

[Pejuola| HR🗣️ @Pejuola_a]

The best career advice no one tells you:

- Loyalty to bad bosses = career suicide
- Switching jobs every 2-3 years = smart, not disloyal
- Salary negotiation isn't rude; it's business
- Build a personal brand stronger than your job title

[Sonia @BalogunSonia4]

You don't owe anyone updates about your life. Growth can happen in silence. Stop oversharing.

[Softboy☄️ @softboywin]

nothing drains me faster than hearing ‘let’s go around the room and introduce ourselves.

[Jenni @hashjenni]

me: "i love skincare!"

me when it’s time to wash my face at night:

[Toke Tinde @toketinde]

@sep_tem_berrr All of the above

[Sam @DrFeruke]

Fame is vulnerability. Popularity is to have eyes on you. And human eyes are wicked eyes. God in His kindness will protect most of His children from fame and keep them from the wickedness of human eyes.

Therefore, Just as we ought not to pursue riches, we ought not to pursue fame. Pursue doing the will of God. Desire to serve God not riches or fame.

And if the Lord is pleased to put the burden of fame on your shoulders, carry it with fear and trembling knowing the danger you are in. For the greatest danger is not even the wickedness of human eyes, it's the loss of your soul.

The famous one is in danger of falling in love with his fame. The popular one is at risk of putting his trust in his popularity. Such a one will gain the world and lose his soul for he will begin to live his life to further his fame and not do the will of God.

Don't seek fame. But if you're burdened with it, do not allow it become the source of your joy, meaning or identity.

CHRIST ALONE, who loved you and gave Himself for you despite your wretchedness, IS YOUR LIFE. Not the approval of men.

[Whemïmor @hy_wemmy]

Please don’t limit yourself to one profession. You can work a 9-5, own a business, content create, do hair, flip houses, all at once. Anything is possible! Don’t stop till you find your passion and bubble up.

[Toke Tinde @toketinde]

@lumi_sho 😂😂😂😂

[This Excellent Church @thisexcellentch]

In closing the teaching on the Corinthian church, Pastor Sam highlighted Paul’s posture of deep humility before God’s sovereignty. Though clear about his calling, Paul consistently submitted his plans to God, often saying “if the Lord permits,” reminding the church that true faith is not confidence in self, confession, or force of will, but trust in God. Human life is fragile, and planning without submission to God is ultimately delusional.

He explained that the heart of the Christian faith, reflected even in the Lord’s Prayer, is the acknowledgment that God is sovereign. Paul’s life demonstrated purpose without arrogance and conviction without presumption, showing that even clarity of calling must remain submitted to God’s will.

Pastor Sam also emphasized that Paul was unashamed to seek support for God’s work, teaching that life is more than survival and that our finances should reflect eternal priorities. Generosity, correction, courage, and tenderness must coexist in the church, as truth is upheld without abandoning love. Though Paul corrected the Corinthians firmly, he ended his letter with grace, reaffirming his love and desire for their good.

What has the book of Corinthians taught you? Share with us in the comments ❤️