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Kamsified:Am choosing 21st.... Got to be close to my zing..... |
Kamsified:Abeg... Call register mk we dey gear up for tomorrow... |
Kamsified:I don go woky house go chop.... |
Step2002:Step... Abeg we dey planning and organizing mode and not argument... Plz, jsy let things be for now... |
My zing is here... I no longer see you at the carribean... You left me all alone... ![]() |
I was thinking maybe we can do it like that of the last October devotion... That's for each one to pick a date to be prayed for.... One on a second thought, due to our limited active number... We can share the date among us for one to deliver a sermon on a topic of his choice... And in this case, on may have to pick multiple dates to dp that cos of our number.... Just my thought... |
Syncan:I actually spoke with her on this matter... She is unavoidably absent... That's why I have to call on you guys.. |
hurricaneChris:she fit return wen we don't plan finish... ![]() |
Where is Syncan Ubenedictus Italo Peppyluv Debbie and co... Tomorrow, we dey start may devotion, make Una come give us modus operandi on how we go do our own for this thread.... Jnrbayano, syncan... Abeg mk Una call register.. |
But op.... How u go carry almost 10k pay for CV rewrite when there are a thousand and one website to get standard CV... Here on nairaland am sure there are peeps willing to help on that... |
I no even know wetin I go tell you, cos I knw how frustrating it can be... Same thing happened to me... But along the line, I said to myself.... Instead of spending my little saving on getting certification and running up and down looking for job, why not just start a bit with the little money that you have.... And that's exactly what I did.... Right now, I can't boost of huge profit, but the little that am making is enough to keep me away from bankruptcy... And I still haven't put a hold on my job search but my resources and time are mainly channeled towards the biz.... I know its not easy, but try to give it a trial... |
There is one in every thread.... |
Learn programming and write codes on your free time.... Makes one thing a lot... |
Our Lady... Mama Africa... Pray for us..... Good morning all... |
OUR LADY, MOTHER OF AFRICA: Acts 1:12-14, Jn 2:1-11. As we come to the end of this month, the Church invites us to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady, Mother of Africa. In the first reading, we noticed how the Apostles cannot begin their difficult missionary work before they received the Holy Spirit. Today, we are called to put ourselves in the hands of God and wait perseveringly in prayer at all time. We also noticed the presence of Mary, the Mother of Jesus in her decisive role during those days when the Apostles tried to reflect together on all they had seen and learned from Jesus, in order to clarify the message they had to give to the world. Mary, the only witness of the Annunciation and of the private life of Jesus, must have helped them perceive the mystery of His person and mission. Let us also implore her intercession to come to our aid as she did at the wedding Feast at Cana of today's Gospel. It was to Mary that the first miracle of Jesus became possible. When things became difficult at the marriage feast, Mary became so sensitive to their need and indeed Jesus appropriate the Motherhood of Mary. So, when Jesus refers to His mother as "Woman" He foreshadows Gen. 3:15. Here, His 'hour' has not yet come, because if the loving compulsion of His Mother, perform His first sign. It would come when He was dying in the cross, when He spontaneously gave His Mother a new role as the 'Mother' of all. Just as at Cana, today the presence of Jesus and Mary can make a happy wedding, His presence will make a delightful Africa. As celebrate this Feast and come to the end of this, may the abundance of grace that come from Jesus reach our land! Amen!! Good morning and Happy Feast day!!! |
Na from that place Naija take born all other african country.... ![]() |
When some pple never see job... the ones wey dem wrk dey loose their own... |
This people don begin again... How did Elijah not know that Klaus was watching them... with all his vampire super sensitivity, he didnt hear Klaus' footstep leaving the house.... |
@kamsified... I dey wait you go carribean... Have a msg for u... |
EASTER SPIRITUAL TONIC: Acts 12:24-13:5, Jn 12:44-50. The promise Jesus speaks of in today's Gospel proclaims that He is our light - in fact, that He is "the way, the truth and the life." To believe in Jesus is to live in the light. This promise is absolute: to believe in Him and to seek Him leads us out of the dark into the light. Here lies the "map" to know the way to walk and what to listen to as we make the many decisions of each day. Jesus promises to lead us and to be our light. So, how do we know if we are following that goodness, that peace, that rightness that comes from the deep integrity of our hearts, when we do good, when we spread peace in our community, when we serve in the name of Jesus. The Light dispels all darkness. Jesus' resurrected love draws us more and more into His light, so that we might love more deeply and be more authentically ourselves. We have a choice. He waits for us to say "yes" to be with Him. The promise He offers assures us of deep peace and everlasting joy. To believe in Jesus is to believe in the Father; to see Jesus is to see the Father. Jesus cries out the word that synthesises and concludes an era of earthly life. Those who reject His word will be judged by the same word. Jesus has come to reveal the Father, and our attitude towards Him determines our choice for eternal life or against it. To refuse to live according to His teaching is to be cut off from the fullness of life He offers. As we start the day, may the Lord fill our hearts with His love, and may the praise of God's glory be the joy of our lives! Amen!! Good morning and have a wonderful day!!! |
Ubenedictus:For the sake of this argument, he surely did... |
So much money coming out from Nigeria... |
EASTER SPIRITUAL EXHORTATION: Acts 11:1-18, Jn 10:1-10. "My soul is thirsts for God, for the living God. As a deer longs for running streams, so my soul longs for You, O God" we recount this in today's Psalm to express how we aught to yearn for God. The deer attempting to shake his thirst with water and hide from external aggression is the psalmist's symbolic way of describing the desire for God present in an upright person: a thirst and vehement desire for God. The one who runs to God for safety and be replenished when one runs dry. Such is the aspiration of one who is not content to accept worldly success as the satisfaction for human ambition but akin to the voice of the shepherd. Today's story in the Gospel, revisit the truth of Jesus as gatekeeper, the one true way, and His relationship with those he leads. The sheep respond to the shepherd, not to the thieves and brigands. They follow the shepherd in and out of the safety of the sheepfold. The shepherd is with them at all times as He protects the sheep with His own life. The sheep sense this concern, this deep and unconditional love for their well-being, and they respond with unquestioning faith. Jesus reminds us today that He alone can provide the ultimate safety as we face the wolves and thieves and marauders in our lives. He is the Shepherd, whose pasture is ever green and if we walk by Him we will be safe and be fed well. As we begin this week, we pray that God may rule over our hearts, sanctify and guide our every thought, words and deeds according to His will! Amen!! Have a pleasant working week!!! |
Just passing by.... To say hello to my pple... |
THE GOOD SHEPHERD'S PASTURE IS EVER GREEN: Acts 4:8-23, I Jn 3:1-2, Jn 10:11-18. On this forth Sunday of Easter, we celebrate Christ, the Good Shepherd. He is the Good Shepherd who passed through many kinds of sufferings and even death in order to lead us safely to the Father in Heaven. Today as we celebrate Him, the Church presents Him to us as true model of leadership. In the first reading from Acts of the Apostles, Peter testified through his miracle and testimony that Jesus is actually the Good Shepherd who continues to heal and care for us His flock. Our second reading presents us with one very important quality of Jesus the Good Shepherd. John in today's Gospel, tells us the qualities of both the good shepherd and those of a good flock. The good shepherd takes care of his flock. He is patient, with them; he loves and never harms them, he is available to them at all times and, is ready to make sacrifices for their good. On the other hand, a good flock listens to their shepherd, obeys his instructions and follows him with trust and confidence. As we celebrate Christ the Good Shepherd today, we are also reminded that we are all shepherds in one way or the other. This is because each one of us is occupying one leadership position or the other. This means we should learn the qualities of Jesus the Good Shepherd. A good mother or father is a good shepherd, a good president or good priest, a good youth, a good police or military officer, a good doctor, teacher, musician, mechanic, accountant, lawyer, secretary, cook, cleaner, gardener is a good shepherd. Jesus, meek and humble of heart, make our hearts like unto yours! Amen!! Good morning, Happy Sunday!!! |
justineu:45k on a platter of gold.... When some graduates employed with their degree earn less than that... Plz, pass me the person number mk I call am... I no mind dash 5k out of my salary after i get the job. |
Nice format... But... |
EASTER SPIRITUAL APPETISER: Acts 9:1-20, Jn 6:52-59. What will you do if the Lord calls you in a vision and ask that you go straight to Sambisa force and pray for Shekau? Definitely, we would question that vision and try to reason out something. Ananias in today's first reading display a high level of faith to respond positively to the God's call by laying his hand on Saul. The famous story of the conversion of Saul, as given in the first reading is packed with information and with understanding about God's ways. "God's ways are not our ways" is one of those wise sayings that prove true to us at so many points in our lives. This is one of those moments in St. Paul's life. Saul was busy about his life of persecuting the early Christian Church and the impossible seemed to happen. Saul the persecutor becomes Paul the apostle of the message of Christ to the Gentiles. What are those things that come into our lives "like a great light from the sky" and change our lives? It can be anything: a teaching at a retreat, an illness that suddenly knocks us off our despondency, a sudden loss of job and many other things. We need to be open to the ways that God comes into our lives, because even in distress there can be a gift from God. Like Saul in today's reading, we need to draw strength from God as Jesus tells us in the Gospel, eating the bread offered by Jesus and letting God be the centre of our lives. May the Lord grant us the courage to stand with Christ no matter what it may cause us! Amen!! Good morning and Have a pleasant day!!! |
See the man o... Was it written in a billboard that northerners aren't eligible to apply. No be when you pass, dem go gv u scholarship... Abi him dey find quota system for this one. |
SalC:wait until me and my zing comes knocking at your door... By then you go know... |
SalC:lolz... As u don play me one chance last Sunday... No worry, me and kamsified go come for revenge mission... |
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