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Robertbh: u are drunkYou're drunker than me.... you're a drunktard!!! |
Ethiopian Match was filled with fine babes... no babe for Calabar ni? |
Mod... is it still 0-0 ...? abi Which channel u dey watch ur own? |
It's too early for all these nonsense... we need goals. |
But is this supposed to b a penalty kick? |
It's becoming unbearable... but I know one day, Nigeria will b a better place. Six days now, and we're still counting, there's been electric power outage in my area. That does not stop PHCN from embarrassing and disconnecting those without Prepaid Meters who couldn't meet up with d huge bills they bring monthly. How about ur area? Are u having d same experience? |
@OP I would have commented... but when I saw ur username and signature, I know d kind of person u ar... NUNS3NZ |
Kcwarren: I can only see a blue ATM cardSo u don't know before. |
Animal Control... |
mascot87: No but you can be away without being apartI guess part of d question has answered itself. |
Can u be apart without being away? |
slaky: Please discuss the major prejudice hampering evangelistic/missionary activities.proffer solutionJust answer d question. |
THE MISSIONARIES WERE COMMISSIONED (Acts 11:19-30; 12:25; 13:1ff) You know what? It is foreign to God's programme, and in fact very dangerous, for any evangelist/missionary to be without an operational base. Pre: Think of what our conditions might have been today, if missionaries had not brought Christ to us. In order that others whom Christ died for, might hear and receive d Gospel, d Lord set aside certain people for Himself to leave their comfort zones and go to places of different and diverse tongues and cultures to preach d Gospel to them. Our churches and other evangelical activities must have room for missions, reaching out to people yet unreached with d Gospel. Are we ready for this? Christ is coming soon! A. They initially focused on d Jews alone The church is not a place for town meetings. God has established His church to amalgamate people of different nationalities for d purpose of worshipping and serving Him all d days of our lives unto eternity. Don't tribalize d Gospel! B. They were sent on Missions God cannot be happy that we sit down in d pews while others are wasting away outside on their ways to hell. He expects us to go and tell them about the same Christ who has saved us, if we have been truly saved. That is Evangelism/Missions. Having developed in a local church assembly, the Lord sent forth d Apostles so that their church affiliation would assist their responsibility and accountability. The church must develop her members to be useful for God, and must also support them fully whenever they're being sent on d Lord's word. Lessons: 1. The road to God's will comes through prayers. As we worship Him, we get to know more of His will. 2. The Holy Spirit is the primary Sender of missionaries, while the sending church cooperates with Him to carry out His purpose. Feel Free to Answer! What are some of d major prejudices hampering Evangelism/Missionary activities? Proffer solution(s). |
You can NEVER make me think d wrong thing!!!
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Can u marry any of them? |
Elliotwiz1: Nigeria 0-3 Mexico... Runs out of thread before angry fans lynch me*Who get ur time...? Bad Egg! |
Fynestboi: Oya let prediction begins.I already predicted 3-1 victory for Nigeria. We strike well, ASUU is our witness. |
souleymon:Cheating with confidence... No b ur fault sha, na MK2 give u mouth. |
Whorefa..... I just know. Nigeria will win 3-1 this time. Even we meet them for d 3rd time, we'll surely trash them. |
See Goooooaaaaalllll |
Enyeama don get successor... |
This keeper no sabi lie abeg.... Corner |
Mod, please change d scores: 2 - 0 |
They say we don score. |
benimeogu: where can i watch on the internetReading it here is one of d best decisions u can make. |
Fynestboi: Good prediction let see if your prediction would come to pass...wit prices attached, I guess. |
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