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MrPresident1:
Saying awaya

MrPresident1:

MrPresident1:
Malachi 4:3
And ye shall tread down the wicked; for they shall be ashes under the soles of your feet in the day that I shall do this, saith the Lordof hosts.

monkautos:
I don't want to sound insensitive, but the truth is that I also served in an election year.. Nothing has changed most of the voting centre's are in the rural parts.. Nigeria is still a developing country you should not expect five star treatment.. Na so the thing be. During my time we didn't sleep at all during the elections.

meexteriox:
Mine will come in the way of a poem.
I wish i could turn back the hands of time Back to when i had no dime
I wish i learnt an ear to my instinct shouting with voice so distinct
I wish i had brought back the money which went down the well of honey
I wish i had written a missive though not with intent to deceive
I wish my plans had gone as planned i would have gone back to eastern heartland
I wish i never made that call i wouldn't have had this fall I wish,

QueenBeeHive:
So after all these its only one person that'll win

PastorDavidAwuj:
PROSPERITY SCHOOL

Breaking the Power of Debt

If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.
— JOHN 8:36
 
A strong sense of hopelessness.... That is the way many Christians describe their inner feelings about their finances. They feel as if they are aimlessly adrift in an endless stream of borrowing.

Unpaid bills occupy more and more of their thoughts. They honestly believe there is no way out of their debt dilemma.

Please note that I am not speaking of dishonest people, but hardworking, honest folks who are doing all they know to do. However, try as they may, they keep sliding further and further into debt.

The Joy Is Gone

In most homes, both husband and wife are forced to work. Yet, even with two wage earners, money always seems to be in scarce supply.

For most families, the joy is gone from payday. All that remains is the Friday night ritual of rushing the paycheck to the bank so the checks they wrote Thursday will not bounce.

After the paycheck is deposited, they draw out a few naira from the automatic teller machine for their once-a-week, Friday night splurge.

This consists of a modest meal at a fast food restaurant and a short walk through the mall. Long gone are the days of shopping, for they must now pay for their past credit sprees.

For a pitiful few hours, the wage earner feels good, enjoying a small portion of the fruit of his labor. All too soon Saturday morning arrives, and with it comes the full reality of the fruit of debt.

The wage earner must now face his mountain of bills—bills that were only partially paid last payday.

God Is Left Holding the Bag

Check after check is written until, finally, the last pressing obligation is paid. With this task accomplished, the stark reality comes to light. There is only enough left to barely scrape by until next payday.

In the crushing pressure of having only enough to make ends meet, the tithe, which is so vital to receiving God’s blessings in life, is usually ignored.

At best, only a portion of it is paid. This is usually justified with a promise that soon things will be better, and then God will get what is His.

For the next six days, the average wage earner has to put off having any fun or doing anything special.

To the Christian, the most painful part of this existence is having to say no to God concerning giving into His kingdom.

This is an empty cycle that is routinely repeated from Friday to Friday by those who have come under the control of the spirit of debt.

Wake Up to a Better Way!

Wake up! That’s no way for the children of God to live! Surely this is not God’s best for your life! He must have a better plan.

Deep down in your spirit, you know He wants something more for your life than barely existing from payday to payday!

Hear the good news! The same God Who wants you to walk in His saving grace, to experience His miracle healing power, and for your family to be entirely whole, also wants you to operate in total financial abundance.

His principles of biblical economics are clearly stated in His Word! If you follow them, they will free you of your payday-to-payday blues.

From them you will learn how to boldly get started on your road to a debt-free lifestyle.

A Progressive Walk

God is as concerned about your financial success as He is about every other part of your life.

When you first started to walk with Him, you had to learn to recognize the lies of the devil. They were holding you captive.

The world taught you that drinking and parties were the fun way to live. But as you progressed in your Christian walk, you realized that kind of thinking is flawed.

You began to understand that drinking almost always leads to alcoholism, and wild parties open the door to sexual sins. You found that if you were to experience God’s best, you would have to say no to sin and yes to God’s way of doing things.

The further you walked in God’s ways, the less complicated your world became. Inner peace began to grow.

Much to your own surprise, you started having more fun instead of less fun. Since the troubles and torments that accompany the world’s wicked ways have begun to melt away, your life has become much more worthwhile.

Well, child of God, I’ve got good news for you. This same freedom you are experiencing in this area of your life is also available to you in your finances!

Please do not misunderstand. I’m not talking about something that will force you into the lifestyle of a miser.

I’m talking about something that will enable you to experience a miracle in your finances—a miracle that will transform your finances from barely making it to abundance, from not enough to more than enough, from little to much.

Does such a miracle exist? Can we actually go forward in some financial healing line, have someone lay hands on us, and walk away with all of our bills marked paid in full?

Before I answer that question, let us get one thing straight. No man has the ability to miraculously release people from their debts. Miracles are not from men. Miracles are given by God and received, through faith, by men.

I have laid hands on many people and seen them healed; however, I have never healed anyone. Each time someone has been miraculously healed, that person had to receive the miracle from God.

The same biblical principle applies to the miraculous release from debt. Each time the miracle of debt cancellation takes place, it comes directly from God to those who receive it through faith.

A Widow Received This Miracle

Make no mistake about it. The miracle of canceled debt is taught in God’s Word. One very powerful illustration involves a widow woman and her two sons.

This widow was left with a great debt at her husband’s death. She was hopelessly bound until the miracle of debt cancellation set her free.

Her debt was so large that her two sons were sentenced to become bond servants to the creditor. It took everything she had. She was left with nothing more than a small pot of oil.

She was brought to the very door of destitution. In her advanced years, she was cruelly sentenced to the life of a beggar.

Thank God for her faith. Her decision not to seek help from the creditor proved to be the wisest move of her life. In the midst of her desperate problem, she turned to her man of God.

All the creditor could offer her was more debt, but God presented her with the opportunity to receive the miracle of canceled debt. All she had to do was exercise the faith to do exactly what her man of God told her to do.

The following verses tell us about her powerful miracle of debt cancellation:

Now there cried a certain woman...unto Elisha, saying, Thy servant my husband is dead...and the creditor is come to take unto him my two sons to be bondmen. And Elisha said unto her...what hast thou in the house? And she said...a pot of oil. Then he said, Go, borrow thee vessels.... And when thou art come in, thou shalt...pour out into all those vessels, and thou shalt set aside that which is full.... And it came to pass, when the vessels were full...the oil stayed. Then she came and told the man of God. And he said, Go, sell the oil, and pay thy debt... (2 Kings 4:1-7).

There it is, right from the pages of your own Bible! A miraculous cancellation of debt!

The scriptural account of this particular event opened with an impossible mountain of debt. It demanded payment.

Even if it meant the ruination of the woman and her two sons, it had to be paid. Then, in just a few hours, this woman was completely debt free!

With this miracle from God’s Word, we see proof positive that He has a miraculous solution for the debt problems of people just like you and me. What we need to do is dig into the Bible and find it, then mix it with faith and put it to work in our lives.

Happy New Year!

Folajinmi Awujoola Ministries (FAM)

Good Is God International Church, Worldwide.

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Jesus is Lord!

ERCROSS:
Please, ma, like how many hours per day on a average.

ERCROSS:
Sister, what is the light situation at that ur area, agbowo.

MrPresident1:
Thank you so much. I hope you had a beautiful Christmas. 2019 will be a blessed year for us all

MrPresident1:
We will continue to search the Scriptures.

MrPresident1:
I sent you a mail, but I am not sure I got your correct address. Please confirm

MrPresident1:
Yes, please.
Watchers, please help

MrPresident1:
Can I ask what the money is for?

MrPresident1:
Wheeew Watchers please help, let us help

MrPresident1:
How much is the cash involved, maybe there are watchers who are buoyant enough to help.

Watchers, we gotta show some practical religion now...

finalboss:
i doubt that.

babyfaceafrica:
proof

Jaynom:
This nîgga tho. The demands Kizz Daniel made on those STUDENTS Were unnecessary!

Plus he kinda looks like this guy on Grown-ish

kayo80:
Thanks.