ADEWUMIMichael:
We can speak in tongues and miss heaven.



We can "win souls" and miss heaven.



We can see vision and miss heaven.



We can prophesy and still miss heaven.



We can cast out devil and miss heaven.



We can perform miracles and still miss heaven.



We can read the whole Bible and miss heaven.



We can attend all church services, fellowship activities and camp meetings and miss heaven.



We can have anointing and miss heaven.



We can have all spiritual gifts and miss heaven.



We can be rich, prosperous and wealthy and still miss heaven.



We can give and sow seeds and still miss heaven.



We can wield power and be influential and still miss heaven.



We can have a powerful voice to sing and miss heaven.








But we cannot LIVE A HOLY LIFE and miss heaven.


HOLINESS IS THE REAL DEAL!

*"Sanctify yourselves therefore, and be ye holy: for I am the LORD your God." (Leviticus 20:7)*



*"O worship the LORD in the beauty of holiness: fear before him, all the earth." (Psalm 96:9)*



*"Follow peace with all men, and holiness, without which no man shall see the Lord." (Hebrews 12:14)*



Forwarding this is
Evangelism. Let us win a soul for Christ. Amen!

This ain't true. Yes I mean it, the scripture. Makes us to understand that our righteousness is like a filthy rag before God. The law was there to construe personal holiness(human effort), but grace came to input Christ's righteousness( God's love) that whosoever believeth in him will not perish. We are saved by grace through faith alone. I hate to correct you openly Op but no man will ever be saved by holiness but by faith in the free gift of God. Holiness is a work of maturity and growth after you have been saved. Whether you become matured or not you will still make heaven regardless

fairheven:


that your "I better pass you" mentality is what the OP is hammering on.
that you have lived abroad and seen better live better life doesn't make you any way better than people down here.

are you suggesting every body should migrate out of nigeria to experience so called "Eldorado?".. since that is not possible, whatever mindset your talking about is your personal "change"

snoopdg:
, seriously Peter Adeosun makes me laugh, wipe the story if you hate, return humor to a bread seller and charge all those who celebrated and pray for such to court as well as those behind the photo bomb for being in the wrong place. Why will you hate the story of a lady doing her low earnings job and got a less stressful and highly rewarding job in the process? If any other hardworking individual is using that as a prayer point in any prayer camp, how does it stir your hatred? We can all be the same, if you have worked your as* hard to have what you have today, thank your stars and enjoy it, hate the story and dash your head against the wall, it will never alter a bit of the story, funny is you have the name of Peter who had a change of story in his fishing career overnight which does not differ from jumokes story, I am sure you enjoy prayers from this same camps on lagos-Ibadan express roads that you seem to rubbish and those who visit it.

I wonder if Peter can offer to help a less privileged individual, wonder if any milk of kindness flow in you, wonder if you would have offered to join to elevate the bread seller to the new status is you were on the management team of any of the organizations making her their face, to &ave kept your hatred for the story in silence was to me more honorable than come say it here to feel good about yourself, would you reject such an offer for yourself or any member of your family? Sham!!! Peter, sham!!!!

Bollinger:


No, i've never been in a secondary inspection situation because i ain't s.tupid. You are given ample information from the consulate before you travel. I honestly don't see these scenarios happening unless the traveler is dubious in the first place. If you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear. Simple.

dsquare33:
It's fact that Dele Momodu comes from Edo State,but his mum is from Ile Ife,and I guess he schooled at OAU.

TheSonOfMark:



Dimwit, so checking on the navigating system which is onboard the front deck equals checking for mechanical faults?


It's like a driver who thinks check the radiator, dashboard functions et al makes him an auto mechanic.




Well a pilot is expected to do his pre flight checks and also constantly scan his instruments enroute to ensure they are in green and functioning properly. The person you quoted has a working knowledge of what he is saying.
It is basically an issue on the ground perhaps during push back or taxiing.