Wotowotoman:


What do you mean by no fame lasts forever? 🤔

Whose fame lasts forever? Every fame has an expiration date na.

yamunla:


Not true..

His problem is not promoting them.

Baba go just drop song and go and sleep.

During jazzy time they will pay up to 100 radio station and dj Bob for promo

Koko

Emergency

Bother you

Top of the world

Finally

Feeling the nigga

Beacation

Knocking on my door

El chapo

Shy

Since04

All listed are nice jam

That Emergency is so so underrated.

tunjijones:
Happy birthday Koko master.

You ruined your career with pride. Cos you were the center of attraction when you were tougher with don jazzy in Mohit, you now think you can go solo and earn all the money to yourself.

Since you left don jazzy, you life and music career never remained the same.

Oga. Even if he gum don jazzy like twin, no fame lasts forever. He has done well for himself. He was an household name in Africa from 2006 to 2013 or so! He's made money and a name for himself!

Rest.

Peppysco:


Of course, i do all that very well. Worry more about yourself and the silly lies told to fleece you.

Rest.

Peppysco:


All the time for this dust wey you yan for matter wey no concern you,[b][/b]

From your comment, you're either one of the thieving criminals on the pulpits or you benefit directly or indirectly from the fraud they commit or you're just one of the gullible sheep's tossed like a dice. You think being a good Christian means being a dogmatic and fraud enabler, your eyes go clear last last. For every time you fail to call out or admit the frauds your earthly father's commit, the more you're far from the goal.

Chief, rest. Drink water and sleep.

Peppysco:



Hmmm, a religious church rat has spoken in defense of his criminal religious leaders. You and many like you contribute to the lifestyle of your masters but can't ever lace their shoes or stand in their gaze. Where I am here, you will travel several kilometers to find a single church and the funny thing is, many of the churches here are even dominated by blacks. The whites who gave you religion majorly do not practice or believe in it anymore. The few times I've had pamphlets given to me, na Naija people dey share am self and many people nor dey even collect am from them. Church spendings here are regulated by the government, yet, your thieving G.O's blackmailed and fought vehemently against the Buhari's government.
Your G.O's live celebrity lifestyles, yet, you idiot labour very hard, still gift your poor living wage to the criminals to fund their expensive lifestyles. You're sold wrist bands and stickers to protect you from physical and spiritual attacks yet, your thieving pastors go around with gun weilding security guys for protection, are you not being played? Look, I don't want to talk for long jare, make I leave you with the small talk.
Like an adage says, plenty talk nor dey full basket. If you like, get sense and if you nor like, continue to mumu yourself.

🥱 All the time for this dust wey you yan for matter wey no concern you, if you put am for your life, e go get direction.

Kobojunkie:
Jobs are for those who need them. Your gods of men have made it a job to scam your heads and I enjoy pointing that out to you lot.

So, tell us, are the men in the picture nonentities as well since they are the ones pointing your churches in the spotlight for all to see and know that truly, they are merely political exchange businesses?

🥱Rest, still. And get a job!

Kobojunkie:
The people dining in the picture below are equally nonentities calling out your churches, right?

Find a job.

Peppysco:


When people speak out about the fraud, hypocrisy and the many wrong doings in the church, you all begin to label them as 'children of the devil' when in actual sense, many of your G.O's and Pastors are criminals and thieves on the pulpits.

Which church? Your church?

Only busybodies and dark minds obsess over a "fraud, hypocrisy... in the church" in which they have no reasonable stake or say. The church members are happy and joyful with their pastors and GOs.

it's always online nonentities calling out churches when they have no commitment to any.

tctrills:

Are of you political christians. First, it was the enemies of Nigeria now it's the enemies of the church.
Anyone that those not agree with your system has become an enemy.
Anyway, I would rather be an enemy of a man made doctrine than an enemy of God.

If you think other churches are upholding man-made doctrine, go and open a church where you uphold your own divine doctrine na.

CorperKola:

So it never crossed your mind that the complainer could be one of the local pastors

Lol. He's not.

If he is, social media isn't the place to settle his personal church issues.

You people just don't get tired of this agenda against church, pastors, GOs. It always come in one indirect for or another.

First, church is not an industry and pastoring is not a job. It's not something you do to earn. Secondly, for pastors collecting salaries, you don't know what the arrangement is with the church. I have never seen pastors carrying placard protesting minimum wage.

Why do you love taking panadol for another man's headache? And it's not like you care about the church or pastors...

Anyone here wants to sell used plastic chairs? Please holla.

Location: Lagos.

The case was a lawfare at it's best. They tried and tried and tried and manipulated till they can find him guilty of something. Guess what? The intensity picked just when he declared his intention to run!


How has America fallen this much?

This guy has to be the most unstable political jobber out there. What baffles me is how he shamelessly owns this tag.

But these Nigerian soldiers overrate themselves, honestly.

There's this air of superiority with them,and its delusional.

They seem to forget that the uniform, the respect, and all has nothing to do with them but the federal authority. They seem ignorant that this authority is for stewardship of the people and not this pseudo "superman" feeling.

Well,reality dawns on them individually at one point or another.

NairaMaster1:


Bro it's a season of pastorphobia. The way Nigerians hate pastor because the voluntary tithe and offering, if they hate politicians who have killed our futures Nigeria would have been a better place.

Even Islam that has turned Nigeria to golgotha via boko haram, fulani herdsmen and NW banditry are not hated by Nigerians like Christianity.

Lol. You observe it too.

It's not ordinary eyes. Never let them intimidate you for being a sane christian.

Lifemanage:

Wealthy people are already in their own heaven. Each to his own heaven. Ur hell is Ur suffering on earth

Leave Christian/Bible talk for Christians if your beliefs are alien to it. That's courtesy!

johnog4sure:


This fake pastor is here again, pastoring is not job, find real job, you have not replied me from the last conversation.


Christianity does not elevate acquiring material possessions, this is very evident in the gospels, all those names you listed are Jewish patriarchs, it has nothing to do with Christianity

You are a comedian.

I can't respond to you because I can't flow with you. You don't have any real knowledge. You're just hating!

But guess what? Jesus can deliver you if you'll submit yourself.

abdsamad:


Neither you nor the OP is wrong. You could have thanked him for trying to pass a good message, then make what he said better and more correct.

He wasn't wrong in drawing the conclusion that being rich makes it harder to get into the kingdom of heaven. He, however, made the mistake of confusing correlation with causation.
Like you rightly said, it's not being rich that makes heaven difficult, it's what comes with being rich.

Don't make assumption of people's intentions. Give them the benefit of doubt. If he is so ignorant, then your role is to correct them with kindness.

And God knows best

I should have been milder with my words I guess. But I assure you that some actually twist Bible to suit an agenda.

The key lesson in that Biblical portion is that even someone who isn't rich can put their trust in other things. The Bible speaks of those who trust in men. Some trust in evil powers. Some trust in their own strength.

The lesson there, I believe, isn't confined to financial or material riches, but in trusting in anything and letting it take the place of God.

jude33084:


These names you called were just like Dangote and Otedola of today,...they didnt use Church money.



Taking Church money to buy a jet worth $10m or more?

I don't know where you see those that "take church money" to buy jet. But those ministers I know with jet in Nigeria, the church bought it as an organisation. And it's for church ministry work.

Guess what, those whose monies are involved in the purchase are not complaining.

wale2020:


Have you taken time to follow the Confession of Benny Hinn for the past few years and one recently? If you have to use every gimmick(exact word of Benny Hinn) to extract money from believers, are you not trusting in money rather that God? Some of these pastors pay hugely to these foreign pastors just to tap there anounting, Pay for there hotel rooms not to be clean in order to tap there grace. Is that not the gospel of Simon Mongus(money for anointing)? Benny Hinn coursin said they needed those money to fund their expensive life style. A pastor in Nigeria said he was denied from seeing benny hinn in his hotel, but when he mentioned the money he brought(about $700,000), they gave him express permission. Most of these pastors in Nigera are using Pastor Hinn style or sometimes they invite him to do it for them and they split the spoil. I pray that they will all come to the knowledge of the Truth.

One way to serve God is not to build doctrine on men's experiences or "confessions." Benny Hinn's story is not God's Word. So you can't build on it as doctrine.

Now, the Bible teaches against greed, deceit, and covetousness. But the Bible doesn't say having money legitimately (without greed,deceit, and covetousness) is bad. I believe that should do.

soccerlite:



None of the Bible characters you mentioned are pastors

Compare them to Paul, Timothy, Stephen and others

And the op didn't say they will not, but "Hard" to make heaven, which is a fact

Like I said, that's not what the Bible teaches.

Bible teaches salvation by faith. The man who trusts in His riches would find it hard to find faith. Not the one who trusts in God.

The problem is not money. But the trust in it. It's the same way even someone who isn't rich trusts in some other system or another instead of God. That's the message. To trust God and not things. Not about having or not having riches.

That portion of scripture you quoted doesn't prove that God has a persona vendetta with wealthy people. Through scriptures, God had wealthy men.

Abraham, His friend, was wealthy.
Jacob was wealthy.
Joseph was wealthy.
David was wealthy.
Solomon was wealthy.
Job was wealthy.
Many many of God's people in the Old Testament were wealthy.

In the new testament, Joseph of Arimathea was wealthy.
Erastus was wealthy.
Barnabas was wealthy.
Many in the early church were rich!


Abusing a Bible verse to push a silly narrative would not suffice.

You can't build a doctrine on just one single passage, more so one single phrase which is misunderstood...



Mark 10:17-25
[17]And when he was gone forth into the way, there came one running, and kneeled to him, and asked him, Good Master, what shall I do that I may inherit eternal life?
[18]And Jesus said unto him, Why callest thou me good? there is none good but one, that is, God.
[19]Thou knowest the commandments, Do not commit adultery, Do not kill, Do not steal, Do not bear false witness, Defraud not, Honour thy father and mother.
[20]And he answered and said unto him, Master, all these have I observed from my youth.
[21]Then Jesus beholding him loved him, and said unto him, One thing thou lackest: go thy way, sell whatsoever thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven: and come, take up the cross, and follow me.
[22]And he was sad at that saying, and went away grieved: for he had great possessions.
[23]And Jesus looked round about, and saith unto his disciples, How hardly shall they that have riches enter into the kingdom of God!
[24] And the disciples were astonished at his words. But Jesus answereth again, and saith unto them, Children, how hard is it for them that TRUST IN RICHES to enter into the kingdom of God!
[25]It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.



Apparently, the clarification here is what Mark supplies us. Jesus wasn't talking about the average rich man anywhere, but a rich man that trusts in His riches instead of trusting in God.

And that is a no-brainer. To trust in riches is to not trust in God. The Epistles also echo the same thought to rich Christians.

1 Timothy 6:17-18
[17]Charge them that are rich in this world, that they be not highminded, nor trust in uncertain riches, but in the living God, who giveth us richly all things to enjoy;
[18]That they do good, that they be rich in good works, ready to distribute, willing to communicate;


God is not against wealth. Wealth is a useful tool for His work on earth OBVIOUSLY. What is against God is to allow money to take God's place. That's what Jesus and His Apostles addressed.

shelve the OP's Bible confusion

rentAcock:
I rather get robbed checking on an abandoned crying baby than to ignore one thinking it's a robbery attempt. I don't care what anyone says, I will not allow thieves or terrorists stop me from having compassion towards another human being. But thanks for the heads up.

Well, context matters. Having a baby suddenly cry in front of your gate AT MIDNIGHT is suspicious. Even if it's not armed robbery, something will feel baity about it.

Nothing is wrong with checking on the baby too. But, if you must, be smarter than the lurking aggressor. Else, you and the baby may both be unsafe.

Arsenal can still win.

renythyly:
As with many or most growing teenagers, is that why you and your papa are making billions from church business?

You dey fear to start one? Abi them tie your hand to make billions too?