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Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by farem: 4:21pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
tstx: 8. Some Nigerians pastors can't/wont learn from Pope NOT TO ANNOUNCE AT EVERY MEDIA EVENT THAT JESUS DIED AND RESURRECTED FOR THE SINS OF THE MANKIND AND THAT . THAT THEY SHOULD REPENT NOW OR ELSE HELL FIRE WILL BE THEIR LOTS! Tell me where and when Pope ever said this and I will believe his religious (whorish) posture |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by felixomor: 4:43pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
Jomark:A country of population of 500 people Keep deceiving yourself |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by Donjazzy12(m): 5:02pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
merahki:No you don't get it at all. Loving your Neigbhor does not mean not telling them the truth. You are completely wrong. Telling someone that the Bible does not support your lifestyle is not hate my dear. The Bible is the Christians constitution. |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by Donjazzy12(m): 5:02pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
Jomark:That is how simpletons like you are easily decieved |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by GoldenWhyte(f): 5:45pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
that church in Guzape Hills? Scanfrost: |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by koladebrainiac(m): 5:51pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
[color=#000000][/color] felixomor:Vatican |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by felixomor: 6:00pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
koladebrainiac:Not correct Vatican budget is different from Catholic church |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by Dsov2016: 6:42pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
felixomor: dude stop arguing with biased facts. since you want facts oya take this one and chop Economy - overview: The Holy See is supported financially by a variety of sources, including investments, real estate income, and donations from Catholic individuals, dioceses, and institutions; these help fund the Roman Curia (Vatican bureaucracy), diplomatic missions, and media outlets. Moreover, an annual collection taken up in dioceses and from direct donations go to a non-budgetary fund, known as Peter's Pence, which is used directly by the pope for charity, disaster relief, and aid to churches in developing nations. Donations increased between 2010 and 2011.The separate Vatican City State budget includes the Vatican museums and post office and is supported financially by the sale of stamps, coins, medals, and tourist mementos; by fees for admission to museums; and by publication sales. Its revenues increased between 2010 and 2011 because of expanded opening hours and a growing number of visitors. However, the Holy See has not escaped the financial difficulties engulfing other European countries; in 2012, it started a spending review to determine where to cut costs to reverse its 2011 budget deficit of $20 million. The Holy See generated a modest surplus in 2012 before recording a $32 million deficit in 2013, driven primarily by the decreasing value of gold. Most public expenditures go to wages and other personnel costs; the incomes and living standards of lay workers are comparable to those of counterparts who work in the city of Rome. In February 2014, Pope FRANCIS created the Secretariat of the Economy to oversee financial and administrative operations of the Holy See, part of a broader campaign to reform the Holy See’s finances. |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by Princewell2012(m): 6:59pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
profolaolu: I didn't see any rubbish in this thread. Am a Christian, i was ordain as an evangelist. What this poster said is nothing but the truth. Matthew 5: said blessed are those persecuted for righteousness sake for theirs is the kingdom of God. Are you being persecuted for righteousness sake The characters that Pope has exbited here is , was actually practice by Jesus doing his earthly ministry. And he expected us to do the same especially as believers. Jesus is the most humble person on earth, you knows what am talking about. Believe me in every rumour there is elements of truth. Our general overseers are to proud for my liking. The truth of the matter is this. We Christian were not even allowed to condemn or criticised, we have a way of correcting ourself with love gala 6 vs 1. But mattew 5;13- 14 says we are the light of the world and the salt of the earth. So sir when this failed to happen the world mourn, criticise and complain. You cannot shut them up. The bible says to whom much is given much is expected. What me and you needs to do in the means of this criticism is to checkmate and examine urself if we are truly on that track or have fallen off our different ways. To me this is also humility. Now let me use our politicians for an example. They come with alots of promises but when they get there they forget about the people and begin to fend for themselves. The populace will surely complain and gnash their tooth. When you try to shut them down, and intimate them for speaking out you re indirectly turning them as slave. That's what happen to the Israelites when they were still in Egypt. Before i stop let me leave you with these words. Whatever you do people will talk weather you do good or bad. But make sure you re doing the right thing and let God be the Judge. Remember they also talks about Jesus. But today his name is reigning everyday both in earth and in heaven. God have a way of fighting and magnifying himself. You can not fight for him. Muslims fight for their God while God fight for the Christians. Happy Sunday and merry Christmas in advance. God bless you. 2 Likes |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by felixomor: 7:24pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
Dsov2016:smh this doesnt change anything said earlier. not one |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by onyejack(m): 8:47pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
And forget not to let the right hand know what the left hand give |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by Ladyhippolyta88(f): 9:55pm On Dec 10, 2017 |
I pray our pastors learn this. |
Re: 7 Things Our Nigerian Pastors Can Learn From Pope Francis by tstx(m): 7:55pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
Ladyhippolyta88:They wont..#sadFact |
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