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God's healing in Jesus name Yomi

Each day of your life is a gift

Thu, 8 Jan 2026

“Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.” Psalm 90:12

Motivational speaker Denis Waitley describes an experience that marked his life forever. He was trying to catch a flight for a speaking commitment and was running through the airport terminal. He reached the gate just as the agent closed the door. Denis explained his dilemma, but the agent didn’t reopen the door. That’s when his annoyance turned into anger. He stomped out of the boarding area and returned to the ticket counter to lodge a complaint and reschedule his flight.

His anger increased as he waited for over twenty minutes in a line that hardly moved. Right before his turn at the ticket counter, an announcement over the intercom changed his life, because he realised that by missing that flight, his life had been saved. The flight he missed, Flight 191 from Chicago to Los Angeles, had crashed on take off with no survivors. Denis never lodged his complaint. He also never returned his invalidated ticket for Flight 191. He brought it home and tacked it on a bulletin board in his office. In the aftermath of that experience, anytime he felt irritated or upset, all he had to do was look at that ticket from Flight 191. It was an unforgettable reminder that life is a gift that should not be undervalued. The psalmist wrote: “The days of our lives are seventy years; and if by reason of strength they are eighty years…it is soon cut off, and we fly away…So teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom” (vv. 10, 12 NKJV).

Best news for the 7th days of the year 2026.

Congratulations to them 💐

Gani Adams is the most useless Aare Onakakanfo in Yoruba land. He should be dethroned by Oyo.

Three steps to overcoming depression

Wed, 7 Jan 2026

“‘I have had enough, Lord,’ he said. ‘Take my life.’” 1 Kings 19:4

Elijah was so depressed he wanted to die. Here is the threefold prescription God gave him for climbing out of his depression:

(1) Refresh yourself. “An angel touched him and said, ‘Get up and eat.’ He looked around, and there by his head was some bread baked over hot coals, and a jar of water. He ate and drank and then lay down again” (vv. 5-6 NIV). Elijah was exhausted. He had just fasted for a long time, so his body was weakened. He had also run eighteen miles to deliver the good news of his victory over the pagan prophets, adding to his physical weakness. Adequate rest and a balanced diet can do wonders for your life. (2) Focus on God. When you take your eyes off God and focus on yourself, you begin to amplify every difficulty you encounter and disregard the One who can solve every problem you have. God told Elijah, “Go out and stand on the mountain in the presence of the Lord” (v. 11 NIV). One minister notes, “When God has your ear, He can speak into it. When God has your heart, He can minister to it.” (3) Attend to others. God told Elijah, “Anoint Hazael king over Aram. Also, anoint Jehu son of Nimshi king over Israel, and anoint Elisha…to succeed you as prophet” (vv. 15-16 NIV). Perhaps you need to find someone to minister to. You’re not alone in your struggles. Many people face tough situations as well. If you’re in a dark place, talk to your GP or a Christian counsellor, and tell a trusted friend or pastor. You don’t have to carry this alone.

LibertyRep:
Yeah, if the headline will be about Nigeria, at least show her on the table where she belongs.

true. But how are we sure that the headline is directly from POTUS and not some overzealous journalist? 🤔

LibertyRep:
Nigeria isn't on that list up there sha.

How does she become the headline?

Nigeria is somewhere in the middle bro. Meaning 1/3 of all Nigerians in the United States are on benefits on way or the other. And America cannot be wrong with their data analysis.

The great exchange

Tue, 6 Jan 2026

“Christ also suffered once for sins, the just for the unjust, that He might bring us to God.” 1 Peter 3:18

A saleswoman passed a particular corner each day on her way to work. For more than a week, she observed a little girl trying to sell a flop-eared puppy. The saleswoman finally said to the little girl, “Honey, if you want to sell this dog, I suggest you clean him up, brush his coat, raise your price, and make people think they’re getting something of value.”

At noon, the saleswoman noticed the little girl had taken her advice. The puppy was groomed and sitting under a big sign that read, “TREMENDOUS Puppy for Sale—$5,000.00.” The saleswoman smiled and gulped, determined to tell the little girl later that she may have overpriced the puppy. To her surprise, on the way home she saw the puppy was gone! Flabbergasted, the woman sought out the little girl to ask if she had really sold the dog for $5,000.00. The little girl said, “I sure did, and I want to thank you for all your help.” The saleswoman spluttered, “How in the world did you do it?” She said, “It was easy. I just took two $2,500.00 cats in exchange!” Seriously, two thousand years ago the greatest exchange of all time took place. On a cross outside Jerusalem, Jesus Christ gave His life in exchange for ours, “the just for the unjust, that He might bring us to God.” At the cross God took all your sin and placed it upon Christ. And when you place your trust in Christ, God takes all of His righteousness and wraps you up in it. That’s the great exchange!

The traits of a champion

Mon, 5 Jan 2026

“For I know the plans I have for you…plans for good…to give you a future and a hope.” Jeremiah 29:11

Sports psychologists have identified six recurring traits that are common to Olympic gold medallist athletes. These traits of a champion apply to both men and women, but they are also dominant factors in the lives of those who succeed in nonathletic vocations as well. Let’s look carefully at each trait and see what we can learn.

(1) Self-analysis. The successful athlete knows their strengths and weaknesses, and engages in a critical appraisal that is honest but never negative. (2) Self-competition. A winner knows that he or she can only control their own performance, so they compete against their own best effort and not that of others. (3) Focus. The champion is always “in the present,” concentrating on the task at hand. (4) Confidence. Successful athletes control anxiety by setting tough but reasonable goals. As these goals are reached, their confidence increases. (5) Toughness. This is a mental trait that involves accepting risk and trying to win, rather than trying not to lose. A winner sees change as opportunity, and accepts responsibility for their own destiny. (6) Having a game plan. Even the best athletes know that talent is not enough; they must have a game plan. And here is the good news: You can develop these six traits. You say, “Where can I get a game plan for my life?” From the God who loves you and says in His Word, “For I know the plans I have for you…plans for good…to give you a future and a hope. In those days when you pray, I will listen” (vv. 11-12 TLB).

kernniejay:
May the Lord give us the grace not to be lazy in meditating on His word, amen.

Amen in Jesus name 🙏. Happy first Sunday

Bible reading; the key to spiritual growth (3)

Sun, 4 Jan 2026

“All Scripture is inspired by God.” 2 Timothy 3:16

Perhaps you wonder, “Is the Bible really inspired by God? Is it true, trustworthy, and infallible?” The answer is yes, and here are three reasons why:

(1) It is remarkable in composition. It was composed over sixteen centuries by forty different authors, including soldiers, shepherds, farmers, and fishermen. Begun by Moses in Arabia and finished by John the Revelator on Patmos–it was penned by kings in palaces, shepherds in tents, and captives in prisons. Would it be possible for forty writers, largely unknown to each other, writing in three different languages in several different countries, separated in time by as much as 1,600 years, to produce a book of singular theme? This would be impossible unless behind them there was one mind and one designer. (See 2 Peter 1:21.) (2) It is remarkable in durability. It is the single most published book in history. Translated into at least 1,200 languages by an army of translators, it has outlived all its opponents. Bibles have been burned by governments and banished by courtrooms, but God’s Word endures. The death knell has been sounded a hundred times, but God’s Word continues (see Isaiah 40:. (3) It is remarkable in prophecy. Its pages contain more than 300 fulfilled prophecies about the life of Christ, yet they were all written at least 400 years before He was born. What are the odds? Imagine if something similar occurred today. If we found a book written in the year 1900 that prophesied two world wars, a depression, an atomic bomb, and the assassinations of a president and a civil rights leader, wouldn’t we trust it? Yes. So, you can believe these words: “All Scripture is inspired by God.”

Humm...... I pray ADC capture some states from APC.

I ate pupuru and okro that early morning that I came back from cross over night 😁😁😁

Humm....so, if not because of the oath, right? 🤔.

callmeDDD:
She was so loose after that, jumping from one place to another on a low key runs. when I knew her and one thing lead to another , and she started confessing. She was my colleague and I always advise her against many stuffs She does then. She is now tied down because of traditional oath she took during her traditional wedding. Now loyal to her husband that collected her from his former boyfriend and his close friend. Life of a runs gel.
Many were innocent but was mislead to it by pressure. Once they got disflowered by pressure or mistake at the early age, and no one knows, they will want to keep doing it on a low key, then in no time, become a coded runner.

Bible reading; the key to spiritual growth (2)

Sat, 3 Jan 2026

“Continue following the teachings you learned.” 2 Timothy 3:14

Don’t chart your life’s course according to the opinions of people or popular culture. If you do, you’ll make the mistake that a farmer’s son made. The father sent the boy to prepare a field, reminding him to till straight lines. “Select an object on the far side of the field and plow straight at it.” Later, when the father checked on the boy’s progress, there wasn’t a straight furrow to be found. “I thought I told you to select an object and plow toward it,” the dad said. “I did,” the boy answered, “but the rabbit kept hopping.”

A straight line requires an unmoving target, so set your sights on the unchanging principles of God’s Word. Let it be the authoritative Word in your world. This decision rubs up against the skin of our culture. We prefer the authority of the voting booth, the pollster, or whatever feels good. Such resistance is not novel to us. When Paul wrote a letter to Timothy he listed nineteen characteristics of people, each of which was a fruit of rebellion (see 2 Timothy 3:1-5 NKJV). Then he wrote: “Continue following the teachings you learned. You know they are true, because you trust those who taught you. Since you were a child, you have known the Holy Scriptures which are able to make you wise. And that wisdom leads to salvation through faith in Christ Jesus. All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching, for showing people what is wrong in their lives, for correcting faults, and for teaching how to live right” (2 Timothy 3:14-16 NCV). So soak yourself in the Scriptures!

Reason I continue shouting out the name of Dapo Abiodun in Ogun State. Dapo is a fraud and bloody thief. The worst governor in Ogun State since that state has been created

nickxtra:
These my Western people have suddenly forgotten Bola Ige. They now dine and wine with the suspected culprit.

honestly, I thought i was the only one thinking this 🤔

Bible reading; the key to spiritual growth (1)

Fri, 2 Jan 2026

“This Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth.” Joshua 1:8

God gave Joshua a big job: conquer the Promised Land and divide it up among the twelve tribes of Israel. He also gave him the key to success: “This Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate in it day and night, that you may observe to do according to all that is written in it. For then you will make your way prosperous, and then you will have good success.” God didn’t command Joshua to seek a spiritual experience or a personal revelation. He told him to meditate on the Scriptures.

Greg Hawkins and Cally Parkinson wrote a book called Move. They wanted to find the key factors for spiritual growth, so they surveyed the congregations of one thousand churches. Here’s what they found: “Nothing has a greater impact on spiritual growth than reflection on Scripture. If churches could only do one thing to help people at all levels of spiritual maturity grow in their relationship with Christ, their choice is clear. They would inspire, encourage, and equip their people to read the Bible.” You don’t grow in Christ simply because you’re busy in church; it happens automatically when you read and trust God’s Word. So engage with your Bible. Meditate on it day and night. Think and rethink on it. Let it be your guide. Make it your go-to book for questions. Let it be the ultimate authority in your life. Peter puts it this way: “As newborn babes, desire the pure milk of the word, that you may grow thereby” (1 Peter 2:2 NKJV).

Make prayer your first priority

Thu, 1 Jan 2026

“Ask, and you will receive, that your joy may be full.” John 16:24

Prayer should be your highest priority. Why? Because when you fail to pray, you set yourself up to fail. You’re saying in essence, “I don’t need God’s help or input.” God comes by invitation. Prayer opens the door and welcomes Him into your situation.

Jesus said, “Until now you have asked nothing in My name. Ask, and you will receive, that your joy may be full.” An unknown poet wrote: “I got up early one morning and rushed right into the day. I had so much to accomplish that I didn’t have time to pray. Problems just tumbled about me, and heavier came each task. ‘Why doesn’t God help me?’ I wondered. He answered, ‘You didn’t ask.’ I wanted to see joy and beauty, but the day toiled on, grey and bleak. I wondered why God didn’t show me. He said, ‘But you didn’t seek.’ I tried to come into God’s presence; I used all my keys at the lock. God gently and lovingly chided, ‘My child, you didn’t knock.’ I woke up early this morning and paused before entering the day. I had so much to accomplish that I had to take time to pray!” The psalmist said, “O God…early will I seek thee” (Psalm 63:1 KJV). The first voice he wanted to hear in the morning was God’s. The first conversation he wanted to have – was with the Lord. Before others made demands on his time and energy, he wanted to know God’s will. Has your prayer life been hit-and-miss? Rearrange things and make it your first priority each day. If you do, you’ll begin to thrive spiritually.

Wishing all my families here on nairaland a prosperous New Year 2026.

They will know how far when tax hit their head from next year 😔😔

10,000 hectares opor ooo. Make we give them 10 acres abeg. 😁😁😁

Gift of life.

To be honest, too many challenges this year. But I'm grateful to be alive 🙏

Learn to delegate

Wed, 31 Dec 2025

‘The work is too heavy for you; you cannot handle it alone.’ Exodus 18:18

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.”’ (Exodus 18:13, 17-18 NIV)

Have you ever noticed the signs on the back of trucks indicating their load limits? Highways even have weigh stations to ensure vehicles aren’t carrying more than they’re designed to handle. If even powerful tractor-trailers have load limits, doesn’t it make sense that we do too? Moses had exceeded his. Constant demands—meeting people, resolving disputes, keeping pace with an entire nation—were wearing him down. He had two options: collapse, or delegate. His father-in-law, Jethro, gave wise counsel: ‘Figure out what only you can do—and delegate the rest.’ In other words, don’t carry alone what God never intended you to bear alone. But notice—Jethro didn’t say to ditch responsibility or dump it on just anyone. Effective delegation requires discernment and strategy. Here are three timeless principles from this story: (1) Get the right people – Those who are capable, trustworthy, and God-fearing. (2) Give them the right task – Delegate according to ability, not convenience. (3) Trust them to do it right – Don’t micromanage; empower them and let them lead. If you’re stretched thin or burning out, this is God’s word for you today: Do what only you can do. Share the rest. Trust God with the outcome.

Please leave her alone. Let her rest abeg 🙏

ayoncox:
no, Oyedepo, Oyeyipo, Oladepo are common names among Igbominas there are lots of persons bearing that name among us, perhaps Bishop Oyedepo is the most popular among them

oh, I see 🤔. Wish him all the luck.

Baba Oyedepo pikin? 🤔...... Let's wait and see.

Khallicopyro:
Never underestimate a sitting governor in Nigeria. Especially now that he belongs to the ruling party. If you ask me, I'll say I see Fubara replacing Wike as the Godfather of Rivers

naa kia kia like that 😂😂😂. Okay ooo. We they watch.

bobogogo:
the day i gave up on the shit hole was when they recruited insurgent terrorists into the armed forces.
How do you trust such a system in the future.
They will sabotage the country from whatever positions they find themselves.

I understand you quite well. But the thing is I can't curse the land that I feed from, in fact I cannot curse anything created by God.

Sorry. For this Christmas season? Naa wa ooo. Go to the court and PND the receiving account immediately. Or, SFU, Ikoyi is there for you to help out.
Good luck 🤞