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It will gain strength back soon. This, I see 😁 |
Go ahead sir. It's freely given as words of evangelism. Sagacity10: |
Sacred reminders Thursday 5th March 2026 “David took the head of the Philistine and brought it to Jerusalem, but he put his armour in his tent.” 1 Samuel 17:54 NKJV Each time David saw Goliath’s armour hanging in his tent, it was a sacred reminder of God’s faithfulness to him and of God’s power that was available to him. The word remember occurs almost 250 times in Scripture. And there is a reason why. We tend to remember what we should forget and forget what we should remember. That’s why God is always telling us to build altars or make memorials. Jacob built an altar at Bethel, where God gave him a life-changing dream (See Genesis 28:18-22). The Israelites took twelve stones from the river Jordan and used them to build a miracle altar in Gilgal, reminding them of how God miraculously parted the waters for them (See Joshua 4:20-24). Samuel built a victory altar at Mizpah called “Ebenezer” after God answered his prayer and marshalled the forces of nature to supernaturally defeat the Philistines (See 1 Samuel 7:12). Without sacred reminders, we could forget the spiritual lessons we have learned along the way. The Bible records the literal weight of Goliath’s armour: 125 pounds, 15 ounces. Every time David took down his tent and pitched it somewhere else, the armour went with him. Why? Because it doubled as a daily reminder of God’s faithfulness to him. It was also a great confidence builder. Whatever the future held, David knew that with God’s help he could handle it. There are two lessons here: First, if God did it for David, He will do it for you. Second, if God did it before, He can do it again. |
Read the story well bro 😞 duro4chang: |
Excellent judgement. And congratulations to the Dr. Congo's team. Next time the useless Super Eagles will learn how to be serious from the stage games. Radarada 😔 |
APOSTLECHUMA:😁😁😁 |
Omashe oooo. Who is supporting Iran in this war now? 🤷 |
.....his choice, his problem. |
In October 2000, Spain’s Prime Minister, José Aznar, traveled to Tehran to meet Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran. Aznar entered the meeting room- a spacious hall adorned wall to wall with magnificent Persian carpets. Yet to his surprise, Khamenei was not seated where the talks were to be held. Instead, he stood off to the side, calmly preparing tea for himself. Aznar approached and stood nearby. Noticing that Khamenei seemed unhurried and absorbed in stirring his cup, Aznar attempted to break the silence. “Sir,” he asked, “what is Iran’s national agenda?” Khamenei offered no reply. He continued stirring his tea. Assuming his question had not been direct enough, Aznar tried again: “Sir, when you wake up in the morning, what is the very first thing you think about?” Without lifting his gaze, and without pausing his slow circular motion of the spoon, Khamenei answered plainly: “To eliminate Israel - to destroy Israel.” Nearly a quarter of a century has passed. And that same enemy who began each morning with a vision of Israel’s destruction was himself eliminated by Israel. That is what one might call poetic justice. (Eran Harmoni) You are FIRED!!! in Donald Trump voice 😂😂😂 |
🤔 themanderon: |
Chai! Shee naa so it go dey continue for Iran? Till they will wipe them off the map of the world? 😔..... |
What exactly did America want Iran to do? I will advice them to do it now please. The number of casualties on the side of Iran is growing up fast. 😭 |
Use what God gave you Wednesday 4th March 2026 “Saul clothed David with his armour.” 1 Samuel 17:38 NKJV The Bible says: “Saul clothed David with his armour…and David said to Saul, ‘I cannot walk with these, for I have not tested them.’ So David took them off. Then he took his staff in his hand; and he chose for himself five smooth stones from the brook…and his sling was in his hand. And he drew near to the Philistine’” (vv. 38-40 NKJV). David had to make a choice; one that would determine his destiny. He could go into battle as Saul—wearing Saul’s armour, flaunting Saul’s sword, clutching Saul’s shield. Or he could engage in battle as David–a shepherd with a slingshot. David chose not to wear Saul’s armour or wield Saul’s sword for one excellent reason; he wasn’t Saul. David decided to be himself—the David God called, anointed, and equipped for the task. There comes a time in all our lives when we need to be brave enough to remove Saul’s armour. And it takes the most uncommon form of courage, the courage to be yourself. We all begin as originals, but too many of us finish up as imitators of someone else. Instead of honouring our uniqueness, and the uniqueness of others, we are too frequently intimidated by it. We abandon our uniqueness because we want to fit in. In one of his best-known essays, Self-Reliance, Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote, “There is a time in every man’s education when he arrives at the conviction that…imitation is suicide. He must take himself for better, for worse.” That is what David did, and God gave him great victory. And that is what God wants you to do. |
Congratulations to him & her. 20 years ago? When he was 49 and she 23? 🤔. Truly, age is just a number. |
God woman described in Proverbs 31.... |
Elzazzi: Baba don vest patapata |
Wande22:true. But where is Explorers? 🤔 |
Trump is everywhere. That man no dey gree for anybody.....😁😁😁 |
Well done at naptu2...you are highly skilled with your information bro. God bless you. I bet the Nigeria government are following. |
Learn to delegate Tuesday 3rd March 2026 “The work is too heavy for you; you cannot handle it alone.” Exodus 18:18 NIV The Bible says: “The people…stood around him from morning till evening…Moses’ father-in-law replied, ‘What you are doing is not good. You and these people who come to you will only wear yourselves out. The work is too heavy for you; you cannot handle it alone’” (vv. 13, 17-18 NIV). You may have noticed on the back of a truck, a sign that communicates their load limit. Highways have weigh stations to make sure these trucks aren’t carrying too much weight. If a truck with a huge engine has load limits, then it makes sense that we do too. Moses had exceeded his load limit. Eating on the run, running from one end of the camp of Israel to the other, scheduling meetings, hitting deadlines, and seeing everyone who asked was too much. On the inside he was dying. He had two options: collapse or share the load. Moses’ father-in-law, Jethro, told him to evaluate what only he could do, and delegate the rest. Anytime you are staring at a job that looks larger than you can handle alone, understand that God is telling you, “Don’t try it alone.” But Jethro didn’t tell Moses to ditch the work and throw it on just anybody. That’s a formula for disaster. To delegate successfully, you have to do these three things: (1) Get the right people. (2) Give them the right task. (3) Trust them to do it right; don’t micromanage them. So, the word for you today is—do what only you can do, delegate the rest to others, and trust God for success! |
Go and write a strong petition through a lawyer to the State Police Command immediately. It's such a criminal offence. |
Afriifa:.....at least, some swing in your moods means a lot. Just be frank and pretend like you don't know she is there will make her wanted to know "what's happening or have I done something?" We deserve a lot of respect from them at home though. But honestly, those gender can push one off the cliff if not well managed. 😁 |
Not car washer alone. Even some mechanics too. Some of them can be crazy when it comes to bugga around with someone's ride. Imagine? 🤔 |
Jaylord12:ijebu land if interested? |
Rate please. So that we know where to start from 😉 |
How many acres/hactare do you want? 🤔 Jaylord12: |
Both. But one has more international higher price tage than the other. I think after Cocoa is Cashew Nuts. Quote me if I'm wrong |
What about a chat column? Where we can interact with each other like yahoo.com and others? 🤔 |
If I talk my mind now, Seun will ban me....😢 |
Happy birthday Daddy GO. |
God has a purpose for your life Monday 2nd March 2026 “Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you.” John 15:16 KJV It doesn’t take many people to bring about change. In fact, too many people can get in the way. Gideon took 32,000 to fight, but God needed only 300. He doesn’t care how many can be counted—He cares only about how many can be counted on. The truth is that your life could be messed up because too many people are telling you what to do. Hang up the phone. Shut the door. Turn off the TV. Get down before God and ask Him to speak to you. He will give you the word you need (see Isaiah 50:4). God doesn’t need a crowd; He just needs one who will listen and obey. If He wants to start a nation, He’ll give hope and vision to an Abraham. If He wants to bring down an Egyptian Pharaoh, He’ll reach into the bulrushes and pull out a Moses. When He wants a lineage for His Son, He’ll go to the “red light district” and find a Rahab. He’s just looking for a willing heart. Listen again: “Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you.” Ethel Waters, who sang with the Billy Graham crusades, loved to say, “God don’t sponsor no flops.” Her grammar was slightly off, but her theology was “right on.” Don’t spend your life trying to be ordinary. Don’t pour your life into the mould of someone else’s expectations. God has an agenda for you. The reason He’s brought you through so much is that He has a higher plan and purpose for your life. Get into His presence today and ask Him about it. |
youngrichnigga:some people are just too lazy to work abeg |
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