₦airaland Forum

annyplenty:
If you have to tell people you are a Christian, then there is a problem. The Christians at Antioch did not tell the people of Antioch they were followers of Christ. The People saw them and noticed they behaved like Christ in all their doings and began to call them Christians. They were righteous and holy in their dealings. They were separated from worldliness and pollutions of the World.

When people see you. Do they see Christ in you. Do you have to announce to the people that you are a Christian before they know you are one. Do your dressings portray Christ? Do your words portray Christ? Do your activities portray Christ? Would Christ do what you are doing or about to do.

Be ye separate and touch not unclean things and I will receive you, Says the Lord in the Scripture.

Jesus is coming. Be separated from the World. Repent and Live Holy and Righteous.

JESUScoming

okotv:
imagine the damage Jonathan has caused this great nation. Even Niger

jude33084:
Playing same pattern makes a game looks boring

UyiIredia:
SMH. All because of the doctrines of men NOT God.

FlirtyKaren:
I was online surfing the web when I stumbled on a drama that was playing out on comedian Alibaba's Twitter timeline. He had said he was in church today when the saxophonist started playing Korede's Godwin. You remember the chaos that also played out on blogs and social media the last time Korede himself performed that song in church for Easter.

So, Alibaba was surprised and asked too if that was ok. And like the last time, most of his followers totally condemned it. Then Alibaba asked these questions which I would really love to hear what you all think guys. See them below.

If Korede can't sing Godwin in church, can he bring tithe from the money he made from the song to church?


http://www.lailasblog.com/2015/05/who-has-answers-to-this-question-please.html

ucheokpara100:
are these per annum or monthly?

Eshinwaju:
Sai Baba...... we love you.... The man hates corruption no be small.....see d expression on his face..still disgusted by JM.....

sameera025:
Hello everyone, I just wanted to share my story and invite Christians who have reservations about Islam to post their questions about the religion here so that we can all understand each other more and hopefully as I result I will be able to change the opinions of those of you who look at our religion in such a negative light.

I am a northern Muslim who was born and raised in the United States. Growing up I was always ashamed of being a Muslim because Islam was hated and considered as weird in the society. As a young child I badly wanted to be a Christian because it seemed easier and cooler. My friends didn't know I was a Muslim because I hid that side of myself. I didn't cover my hair, I dressed as my friends did, I wouldn't pray like I was meant to. I didn't get why it was so important to do all those things. I believed that if anything, practicing my religion would just make me unpopular in school and a bully target.
I recall an incident when I was about 6 years old and a friend of mine found an Islamic book in my room. We rummaged through the pages and made fun of the Arabic words, the names we considered to be funny and it was because we were so young and didn't understand it all.
I moved to Nigeria as a teenager and it was here that I felt comfortable being a Muslim. Being around so many other Muslims and Christians who were accepting of the religion made me feel comfortable in practicing Islam. I began covering up, and when I did I felt the importance of it. As a woman, when you cover up you feel as sense of protection. You don't obsess as much about your looks because your body is concealed. No obsessing over how your hair looks, getting attachments all that pressure because no one can see it. I began to pray daily and at doing so I became a happier person. I felt a closeness towards God and a sense of protection and guidance.
I'm ashamed at how I as a child I was embarrassed of my religion. At this point in life I couldn't be more proud to be a muslim. It's still tough being a Muslim in the world today and I know that won't go away soon. But one thing I need you all to understand is the Islam I and a majority of other Muslims practice do not agree with boko Haram and other terrorist groups and their beliefs, the killings, the hatred. We are appalled by their acts even more than Christians are. The fact that they do such heinous acts in the name of our religion which clearly condemns against such.
The more things seem to escalate with terrorism in the country and around the world, the more I observe how Christians are turning against Islam and how southerners seem to distinguish themselves from the "northerners". It breaks my heart because when I moved here Christians were soo accepting of me, the religion. I got the treatment and acceptance from Nigerian Christians more than I could have ever imagined receiving so In America.
I don't choose my friends based on religion or tribe. I love all Nigerians alike. I wish a lot more people could feel the same way too.
Anyways I've gone on for too long. I just wanted to share my story in the hopes that I can shed Islam in another light. I know it is a religion that is misunderstood. If you have any questions please ask, I would love to have peaceful discussions and start a little campaign to get Muslims and Christians across the country to work together and love each other again.

lamilee:
My dear your conscience will always tell you how far u can go. It is dia to guide us in all our doings. Holding hands is not a sin, neither is kissing dats if you do it with d purest of intentions. Deep cuddling and too much sin can however lead to sex so,jst knw urslf and,hw far u can take. Goodluck

What?

Wherever did you hear that the Holy Spirit just told someone - "that's your wife, be joined by the pastor tomorrow"?

What? It's unfair to twist things this badly. It really is unfair.

Billyonaire:
There is no such God. The universe is a cosmic field of energy powered by us all.

starlingslimnet:
The Spiritual man judges everything and him himself is to be judge by No one.

You see you can only tie church goers down by Scriptures.....you can't tie a saint of God down with the Scripture

Symphony007:
Your victory is the fulfilment of years of blind submission to bola Ahmed tinubu as a loyal godson, how this man Of questionable character and association became a senior pastor on RCCG shows how much of a joke churches in nigeria are!!

FriedPlantain:
This is animal brutality, why was the snake mobbed and killed by these uncivilised eggheads!
The murder of this poor creature begs for more questions than answer
Did the snake bite anyone?
Did the guy die?
What was the snake's offence to have been murdered in cold blood like that?
How long has the cobra been living in that hostel with them.
Could it be that the cobra (most likely a female) digs one of the students and slithered to his bed to profess her love for him only to meet her untimely death in the hands of this unruly savages.
Where are the animal rights activists when you need them in this country?


FriedPlantain

Tallesty1:
Playing victim card







Not anymore.


Gone are the days when ladies cook like their mothers.
They now drink like their fathers.

BabaO2:
The fighter jets have inbuilt facility to do that

Ekugbeh:
dat znt magic, daz logic

Ekugbeh:
which syd of sambisa r u frm coz u guys in sambisa hvn't seen ani magic lyk dis abi?
Jez askin tho