Olowo Ori @susan_ogunsakin❤️| Documented over 150 Weddings| In Christ|✨ Check out @koredeogunsakin on IG😮💨 Enquiries to [email protected]
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I dey on my own o, my wife say “Come, let’s both call TJ and see who he will come and meet”😂😂
We switched positions and he still came to meet the same person. Now, she no want make we record the game for proof😏
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It’s actually crazy how you grow up thinking home-cooked meals every day are just normal, then get older and realise how much time and effort it took your Mom to make that happen and how lucky you were to have that.
The reason why those women could boldly shout “Men dey!” is because true true, men really dey wey dey off their brain when ih reach woman matter!
🚶🏾➡️🚶🏾➡️🚶🏾➡️🚶🏾➡️
Almost every GW this season, I’ve won a prize from FPL😂
You con say make I no take am serious? Even if na for subscription, make I dey win dey go🤭
Sorry o, when did you people change my name to “Mr Korede”?😂
Y’all used to call me just Korede/Uncle Rede before. You’re now making me feel like one old elderly man with thick mustache😭
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Is there anything he said that's wrong
Because all he's trying to say is that there's more in God to press for and so if you decide to settle for less
Technology may catch up and if Technology can do the same thing you think God can do
Will you still believe or serve God
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In a world where knowledge is rapidly increasing, this is a call for us as Christians to go deeper in our knowledge of God, so that as the Scriptures prophesied, we are not swallowed up by the very knowledge that is increasing upon the earth, but remain firmly rooted in Christ.
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This man didn’t lie and he’s not wrong at all.
Let me explain what he’s trying to say;
If your version of Christianity is built primarily around miracles, it is only a matter of time before technology catches up with many of the things you consider miraculous.
Christianity should be fundamentally rooted in salvation.
Salvation transforms the individual from within, shapes character, promotes love, strengthens integrity, and inspires people to live by higher moral standards.
Imagine a society where people genuinely practise these values, a country where leaders are honest, citizens are responsible, and people treat one another with love, justice, and dignity.
That is the kind of Christianity that can transform individuals, societies, and entire nations.
Miracles may attract people to Christianity, but salvation should be at its very heart.
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This will only happen when the primary focus of what we call the “church” is miracles.
Leprosy was once seen as a curse, but today, it is treatable. If all the church has to offer is miracles, then science may eventually surpass it in that area.
But if the church centers its purpose on salvation, science will never catch up because salvation was never its assignment in the first place.
We have shifted our focus from salvation to miracles because miracles are catchy. They attract attention and keep the needy coming back. The average Christian barely understands that salvation is the very essence of Christ’s coming.
Generations before Christ performed miracles. God was already working through His servants on earth, and they did a good job. So, God becoming flesh was not simply about coming to perform more miracles. There was a greater purpose behind His coming.
But somewhere along the line, we seem to have traded that greater purpose for the very things that attract the biggest crowds.
But well, what do I know…
“Don’t love God for the bread that he gives(cause now, you can get the bread from different places), love him for the bread that he is”
That’s all I hear in this video. But una dey see person wey dey compare miracles to science😂
Bias is an interesting concept😅
TBH, I enjoyed most part of this movie, until it got to the end🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Like you thought of every possible ending to the movie and that’s what you came up with?😭😭😭😭
Also, why were they using the word “Oversabi” a lot? It was already obvious that she’s oversabi now😭
. @toyin_abraham1 I know I cannot take back the 2 hours I spent, but return my data. 09138175794 MTN 🙏
The word "over sabi" was mentioned 25 times in the movie 😭
Wtf was that CD care ad?
I am traumatized!
This video sums up the terrible acting in the entire movie
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In this era of social media, it is important that we distinguish a police cell from prison.
Please, @Freyy_is didn’t go to jail. He didn’t go to prison. He was held in a police cell. These distinctions matter, especially when filling out a form that asks whether you have ever been convicted of a crime.
Being taken to a police cell does not, by itself, mean that you have been convicted of a crime. A person can be arrested and detained for various reasons, including fighting, causing a public disturbance, or other alleged offences, without ever being convicted.
You become a convicted person when a court finds you guilty and formally sentences you for an offence. That is very different from simply being arrested or detained.
Don’t let social media create a version of your history that follows you around and potentially affects future appointments, background checks or opportunities.
Words matter. Everyone should take note.
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Ife and her husband Shola looked stunning in their traditional wedding outfit!☺️🔥
Photography by me, course😌
I just counted the number of vendors accounted for on this wedding group, and we are already over 200😂
And all of them will want vendors food.
E fe pa couple ni?😂🤣
Ife and her husband Shola looked stunning in their traditional wedding outfit!☺️🔥
Photography by me, course😌
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CCI is not the future RCCG
RCCG is going no where.
Years to come, CCI will be there, RCCG will still be there.
As Christians, we need to be mindful of the things we say or tweet.
