₦airaland Forum

annyplenty:
Let us rub minds together.

The scripture did not explicity say why the rich man in Luke 16:19-31 go to hell.

Can you infer from the scripture why he ended in hell.

Recall that, only recently, the church donated relief materials in food items worth several millions of naira to the Ogun and Lagos State governments, in support of the food bank initiative by the state, in the face of the lockdown.
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debaj10:
ur saying dt unlike Peter whose shadow healed people, today's pastors should choose who to heal?

debaj10:
meanwhile, many have been asking when u and ur colleagues will use ur anointing to heal all who're infected-
now 5 new cases, one of whom is an infant.
Lassa fever victims nko? una abandon dem to dia fate!
so? wetin una dey wait?
has God stopped u guys from healing d afflicted?

we need answers o!
at least, I do.
make una all nairaland pipu join put mout o.
ep me loud am 4 twinta, make olof dem hia

Scholar8200:
Some speak today of money being the wheel of the Gospel ...if that was the case why didnt Jesus tell His disciples/us so?

Scholar8200:
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malvisguy212:
we miss you bro. if I did not mentioned you, you wouldn't bother to check on your sheeps, lol. try to be the good Shepard . good to see you, stay bless.

malvisguy212:
lemme called out my Good friend Scholar8200

Scholar8200:
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johnydon22:
Have you heard of the anti-christ?

It was George Bush. No. Obama.

Or is it Trump?

Uuuhm, It was Pope John Paul, naaah, Benedict fits much better. Hey, what about Francis? Eheeeh, you got it.

The life of an average Nigerian Christian is one filled with perpetual fear and suspicion.

1. Fear of marine kingdom
2. Fear of ogboni, ekanka and amok
3. Fear of Witches and wizards
4. Native doctors and traditionalist
5. Demons and vampires that walk the night
6. Evil manipulation that tied that lady's wombs
7. What about that uncle that destroyed your destiny spiritually.
8. Oh, your mother inlaw that quite possibly eats your children in the womb
9. What about those charms buried in the village? Ancestral curses? Padlocks without keys lying carelessly about? Or, that sacrifice lying on a crossroad?

A Christian sees a threat everywhere.
A life that constantly finds new fears to adopt that I'm forced to pity such a life.

A Christian believes he or she serves an all powerful God that can do anything, but doesn't hesitate to jump at the slightest sight of even the least convoluted sights.

A hilarious irony that beggers reason

An incessant paranoia utilized by the men of God to keep the people perpetually in their grasp.

If you lose the fear of demons or witches or mamiwater, of what use is that man of God that calls down fire and brimstone?

If your life is not ruled by fear of everything, of what use is that pastor that promises you divine protection once he lays his hands on you?

I have never seen a people so rules by fear, suspicion and unhealthy paranoia like I have noticed in the lives of Nigerian Christians.

malvisguy212:
. Cc Scholar8200 long time brother. hope you are fine.

malvisguy212:
life is good bro, good to here from you. please continue to defend the faith bro. thank you.

malvisguy212:
long time.

corperdonga:
The talk going on here is really crazy. The bank has been proven guilty and should pay up. Why these tribal insults? Because the bank is own by a Yoruba man and they stole an Igbo man's money, court ordered the bank to pay back then it became an online tribal war

This is actually a victory that should be celebrated by all Nigerians. Banks don steal my money tire. Little little pilfering here and there.

Nigerians should grow pass this tribal sentiments. It is no longer healthy.

sonofthunder:
splendid sir.... you never lose the spirit.

OLAADEGBU:
www.livingwaters.com

"How can one witness to a Jehovah's Witness? They know so much about the bible and even revered Jesus but they don't believe that Jesus is God." Rocio Soto

I make it a habit not to try and convince a Jehovah's Witness that Jesus is God in human form. There are two reasons for this.

The first is that they have their own version of the Bible that removes references to the true nature of Jesus.

JMAN05:
I like your effort. You seem to do more of topical research. Or do you copy from somewhere?

Kingzy4pep:
Please, Is there any role available for a geologist?

dumahi:
Qualifications in academics and career background nko? Or just any course and experience?

handsomeyitayo:
Wow .... great man of God..see as the place is neat and clean..not his members behaving as if they are wretched ..their mode of dressing self irritates.... cleanliness is next to Godliness... telling you to become rich is devil idea..look at their general overseer neatly dress...