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be watchful and prayerful

I love him because he love me first

may God intervene....different denominations and doctrines

ban religion, but you can't ban Christianity. it is a lifestyle not religion...

I just dey watch

Ray McBlue: So tell me, Alfa, your lord and master Lucifer and the Christian god Yahweh, which one do you think would win in a fair arm wrestling bout?

an archangel is enough,,

Alfa Seltzer: are you HBG?

we are all one in Christ Jesus

striktlymi: Saying that seun did it?

I mean i forwarded it to him

striktlymi: Cool!

I can't find it....seun things

striktlymi: Lol!!!

Aji the link again: https://www.nairaland.com/505782/questions-comments-complaints-talk-moderators#6666695

have been going through the log since... I haven't find the person which did it...am still on it

striktlymi: I agree that it is no laughing matter but asking any of the mods to leave is a bit too extreme.

I will support any move to uncover the 'culprit' but I will not support any bid to have any of the mods removed.

Someone should make an official complaint with the objective of having the OP modified to something befitting.

morning bro
please which page can I find the post

Logicboy03: NAMASTE? Are you hindu or buddhist?

Anyhoo, its okay as long as you remain tolerant.

What kind of God do you believe in? Deist, personal, spiritial?

a living God

aManFromMars: Lol, u don turn Buddhist?

Disappointed? Why would anyone be?

Enjoy life man. Hopefully, we go hook up for Warri someday.

I knew this will happen...
you are next.bro

dakama: please i need help here.

i partitoned my mcard to 256mb and linked my apps including facebook and whatsapp. so o letter found out it was not enough, so i re-partitoned it and can't inatall those apps again.


please help

how did u link it?

yetseyi: MOD Ajibam aw are you this morning, just saying hi, well d last time I quoted you wz during the thread"s title issue

Lol...that's true..hope you are doing fine,

Alfa Seltzer: Ajibam, what happenned to

Ask seun

Amid a national push to share the gospel this fall, let’s remember who the real evangelist is

I will never be an evangelist. That was my thought the first time I tried leading someone to Christ. It was my best friend in high school, and for months we’d engaged in deep discussions about God, life and the human condition. Scott was a thinker; he loved philosophy, psychology and arguing for the sake of arguing. But somewhere between his intellectual curiosity and self-confidence, God had revealed enough of Himself that Scott sensed there was something more to life than what he understood. 

My job, then, was to simply cheer him on, tell him my own story of how God changed my life and try to help him work through any lingering questions.

I bombed. OK, maybe not bombed, but I can still remember the night our talk lasted for hours and culminated in what I thought would be him committing his life to Jesus. Instead, when I asked Scott if he wanted to pray “the prayer” with me, he—after our countless dialogues—paused, thought about it more and said he wasn’t quite ready. I didn’t push him, yet from that point on he rarely talked about God with me.

For years I regretted not doing more that night. I thought that had I said something else or pushed the issue harder, Scott’s life—and certainly his eternal fate—might be completely different. The problem with that view, however, is that it misrepresents and undervalues the true evangelist in this world, the only one who can actually penetrate hardened hearts: the Holy Spirit. Jesus, speaking of the promised Spirit, said, “When He has come, He will convict the world of sin, and of righteousness, and of judgment” (John 16vs8). 

There’s not a single mention of you or me convicting hearts, and for good reason—that’s the Holy Spirit’s job. In fact, Paul talked about how he came to the Corinthians “not with persuasive words of human wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power, that your faith should not be in the wisdom of men but in the power of God” (1 Cor. 2:4-5). We can argue, philosophize and preach till we’re blue in the face, yet today—especially in America—it’s obvious that words themselves will do little to convince people of their need for Jesus. Most Americans have heard enough about the gospel that they see it as just another point of view, alongside Islam, Buddhism, Mormonism or any other religion. Indeed, the “god of this world has blinded the minds of the unbelieving so that they might not see the light of the gospel” (2 Cor. 4:4, NASB).

What, then, can lift those blinders and make the gospel stand out as the absolute truth in an age of relativism? Jesus answered this in Acts 1:8 when He said, “You shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be witnesses to Me in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth” (NKJV).

It’s the Holy Spirit’s power working through us, as “witnesses,” that changes people’s hearts. Under the influence of this supernatural power, some will surrender their hearts simply by hearing the Good News (which proves the importance of traditional preaching evangelism). But as the world continues to grow darker, I believe many will remain calloused until the miraculous intervenes. One supernatural healing or divine encounter is often all it takes for the blinders to come off. 

Power evangelism isn’t just a faddish John Wimber phrase. Read through Acts, or any account of the early church, and you’ll find evangelism was almost always coupled with signs, wonders and miracles. When it came to being “witnesses” of Jesus Christ, the supernatural was natural. We must walk in the same evangelistic power and do even “greater works” as Jesus said we would (John 14:12).

This fall is prime time for the American church to rise to the call. It’s not by chance that a growing number of evangelists, including modern-day giants-of-the-faith Billy Graham and Reinhard Bonnke, have turned their focus solely to America’s salvation. The Holy Spirit is moving within the church and on unbelievers’ hearts, setting the stage for what could be a great harvest of souls.

For those who, like me, aren’t natural-born evangelists, that’s a relief—a reminder that we’re not responsible for changing hearts. We are, however, called to be “witnesses” to the unbelievers around us. It’s time we recognize that we can’t even do that without the power of the Holy Spirit.

http://www.charismamag.com/blogs/yoars-truly/18462-meet-the-greatest-evangelist-ever

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If na you type that,,you did well
But the thing get application,facebook page..e.t.c..lol
Good morning

Sal C: I don't believe most of these professing to be atheists on this forum are truly atheists. They just claim to be atheists here for the fun of it.

Exactly

uj_sizzle: I loooove this game





Ajibambam welcome back oo


Striktlymi a pleasant morning to you


Oluwamynd


Irritable people aloha

Thanks..sister

striktlymi: Yeah I did, thanks!

I am the one who is supposed to thank you for deciding to stay back. I am glad you are back.


#That doesn't mean I can't criticize some of ya actions o

Abio

Divepen: After how many days...whose post was blocked

I don't understand that.sir

striktlymi: Guy hope you aint trolling?

Am evangelising.bro

Sal C: You, an atheist( correct me if am wrong) suddenly saw heaven and believed? That sounds more like sarcasm to me.

Again you saw only naked women there? Smh.

Lol...nairaland atheist are funny naw
1.They have denominations
2.They believe extraterrestrial God
E.t.c...

Nihilist: So he has to insult my family before gets banned?

So his insults are threats are not enough...

The evidence that I have only been responding to his antics is not enough.

lmao.

Why am I not surprised?

Well I'm off to work.

See you later.

Say byebye to this moniker
Have a nice day

striktlymi: Yep!

Top of the morning to you too.

Thanks for yesterday!!!
Hope you slept well