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lovelygurl:@op. this gurl just hurled you the bitter truth. what you make of it, is left to you ![]() |
labake1:ME ![]() |
is there something the lady above me is'nt telling? |
DonPiiko:get real bros. females wont be a problem after that. i can teach you if you want?? |
BiafranBushBoy:make i send my own too?? ![]() |
that's my cousin!!! but just to be sure, what's your relationship with her? |
Colourich: |
highqueen:no i can't. but stating the obvious can help put one in his/her place. by the way i didn't insult her looks. was just giving my honest opinion per her request. |
BiafranBushBoy:just being blunt. the truth is a bitter pil one must swallow |
Colourich:no offense, but if what i'm seeing is truly you, then dont be decieved, you're fugly. your makeup covers a lot of flaws though. |
DonPiiko:CHESS!!! who is the contender. i'm interested. |
t’s easy to think that Jesus had a big advantage—being the incarnate Son of God, as He was—in praying and getting His prayers answered. But He did tell His followers, “You can pray for anything, and if you have faith, you will receive it” (Matthew 21:22, NLT). The first generation of Jesus’ followers apparently took his promises seriously: They prayed for boldness, and received it (Acts 4:29). They prayed for prisoners to be released, and it happened (Acts 12:5). They prayed for the sick to be healed, and they were healed (Acts 28: . They even prayed for the dead to be raised, and they came back to life (Acts 9:40). It seems a little different for us, though, doesn’t it? We have faith. But do we have the kind of faith Jesus talked about, the kind of faith those earliest Christians seemed to have? What does it mean to pray “in faith believing,” as some people have phrased it? It may mean more than the following, but I think it does mean at least: 1) Don’t be timid. “Come boldly to the throne of grace, ” (Hebrews 4:16, KJV). Remember Esther’s story? She took her life in her hands and marched into King Ahasuerus’s throne room to make life-changing, world-altering requests of him. His was hardly a “throne of grace,” and yet she threw off all caution and gained what she asked—what she and all her people needed. We should do no less, especially since our king is gracious, merciful and generous. 2) Don’t try to hedge your bets. Sometimes—particularly in worship services and prayer meetings, where others can hear us praying—we try to “hedge our bets,” so to speak. We may pray, “Lord, heal sister Jackie, but if not, make her die comfortable.” That’s hardly mountain-moving faith We should always strive to pray prayers that align with God’s priorities (“May your name be kept holy; may your kingdom come; may your will be done”), but faith doesn’t hedge a bet. It goes out on a limb. It presses through the crowd to touch the hem of the Master’s garment (see Matthew 9:20-22). It strikes the arrow on the ground over and over and over and over (see 2 Kings 13:14-20). It asks for even the crumbs from the master’s table (see Mark 7:24-30). 3) Don’t try to “protect” God from embarrassment. Do you tend to pray for “realistic” answers to prayer? Do you ask for “likely” outcomes? Or do you pray mountain-moving prayers? Do you pray for things that couldn’t possibly happen unless God clearly intervenes? Sometimes I think well-meaning Christians and Muslims try to protect God from embarrassment. You know, if we pray, “Heal now, or heal in heaven,” we can say that God answered our prayer even if Sister Jackie dies. But Jesus didn’t seem to pray that way. Nor did He tell others to pray that way. He said, “Have faith in God. Truly, I say to you, whoever says to this mountain, ‘Be taken up and thrown into the sea,’ and does not doubt in his heart, but believes that what he says will come to pass, it will be done for him” (Mark 11:22-23,). So pray boldly. Go out on a limb. Pray for things that can’t happen without God’s intervention. Pray in faith, believing. |
No Matter what you do, there always gonna be haters. Just sitting here and watching people trolling real talent like their father's mud house depends on it. Ride on FalZ, Zah Bahd Guy. |
greatnaija01:Recent one like?? Ogbeni, nothings surpass those cartoons of old. they are full of wisdom. e.g The Lion King. |
IntrovertedK:Finally saw my psych-twin. Nice meeting you bro. ![]() |
Cc: Lalasticlala Mynd44
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Here we Go:
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following and please give this work a title. it's looks promising. |
UrbanExotica:dont you think you are the one with a myopic POV here ![]() |
Reelmii:who be this one comman GTF outta ma mention. |
Nobthepoet:abeldavid466@gmail.com i'm not on whatsapp. can't wait to read it. |
Speaking of Waje... Who is she again ![]() All this celebrities feeling like they are gods that needs to be worshipped ![]() SMH |
Bibi294:TBH, lack of constant update is making the story go stale. |
YOU ARE NOT NORMAL O: BETTER GO AND LEARN ECONOMICS |
will mike just kill those thugs already ![]() |
�������������� “Change your thoughts and you change your world.” ~Norman Peale I used to watch people on the streets & think their boisterous conversations & broad smiles were evidence they lived a life better than mine. I assumed they were happier than me, smarter, &worth more than me. I would sit in my house& try to imagine what it would be like to be someone else, someone happier. Have you ever felt like everyone else was doing better than you? Like the deck was so stacked against you& you'd never catch up? I understand the feeling. I was always a dreamer with big ideas and ridiculous plans, but I was unable to make those plans a reality because the story I told myself was that I wasn't enough. As long as I continued to tell myself that story, I would continue to be not enough. The current state of your life is a direct result of the stories you tell yourself,& what you really believe is possible—not what you say is possible, but what you believe deep down in your core. My story about not being good enough showed itself in every aspect of my life—my family, my social life, my achievements. Until I was able to open my eyes& change it, these aspects of my life were not changing. You receive what you are telling your subconscious mind you deserve. I was telling that I wasn't good enough& that's what I saw all around me. I realized this one day when I was watching a Tony Robbins video on YouTube. Yes, I had heard it plenty of times before, but for some reason at that time, it really clicked. You will learn the lessons you most need when you are ready for them. The first step in changing a limiting belief is identifying it. Identifying my story about not being good enough was surprisingly difficult because I had told myself that story for so long I thought of it as true. What limiting story are you telling yourself? Maybe it's that you'll never find love or that you'll never earn over a certain amount of money or you'll never make a living doing what you love or that you are not smart enough to succeed. All of these are stories. The difference between you & the others is the stories you tell yourself. Changing that story is one of the most important steps to changing your life. Now that you've identified your story, you have to make a new one instead. For me, it was simply deciding that I was just as good as anyone else& I deserved just as much as anyone else. Think about your limiting story. How can you change that story to make it empowering? A new story in itself is not always enough, it needs to be rooted in something. You have to believe it, &changing your belief can be the most difficult thing. When I looked at my life objectively I realized that I'd actually accomplished quite a bit. I'd always done well in school. I'd written quite a large body of work I enjoyed & I always helpful others. I was a loving & caring person. As I started to look at my situation more, I realized that one of my core problems was “the anyone else” part of my story. I was comparing myself to others & that lead to unhappiness. I started to change my story again to simply say that I am good. Supporting your new story with facts will help you believe it, but what really anchors it into your life is associating it with positive emotions. I started meditating every morning & evening. Once my meditation was over, before I got up, I'd visualize something that was connected to my new story. I'd imagine myself having relaxed life w love of my life and conversations w people, & being in Iran in a safehouse. You can imagine anything you like. Be kind to yourself The physical circumstances around you won't change overnight. You won't change to being abundant & then suddenly have millions in your bank account the next morning. What will happen, though, is you will recognize the opportunities that will get you there. Don't be angry with yourself or the Universe if it is not fast enough for you. Taking small steps in the right direction every day will get you there. with ❤️. |
pansophist:THE RED PILL. THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE ![]() |
MrCork:I WONDER WHY YOUR MUM WONT TAKE HER PHONE FROM YOU. I DOUBT IF SHE WOULD APPROVE OF YOUR STUPIDITY ONLINE ![]() |
MrCork:JUST REMEMBER THAT YOUR FATHER IS A BUSH AFRICAN FOWL FROM NIGERIA. LIKEWISE THAT MAKES YOU NO DIFFERENT. A GOAT CANT GIVE BIRTH TO A DOG ![]() |
nice photoshopping skills. keep it up |
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. They even prayed for the dead to be raised, and they came back to life (Acts 9:40).
Issalie.
