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Hello,will be comin to make enquiry with my sis soon,she lives @ bodija,she'll give u a call. |
I heard him say it live here in shiloh last 9it,and when I saw him hug her right on d altar I couldn't help but smile! I tap into same stressfree marriage ijn(amen) |
I am right here inside faith tabanacle,dis is indeed my best shiloh ever,the 1hr of shiloh prayer hour was so refreshin! Waitin for "Hour of Visitation to kick start" ![]() |
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Welldone candy!!! I love the suspence ![]() Madam candy oooo,dis story wan make me relocate to ibadan permanently,I just love that city! Great weekend to you and ur family! Love u pieces,no homo |
mayorall:Almost...d book is loaded! |
If you are able to determine the cost of sin and compare it with the value of righteousness,you will walk out on sin. Culled from "Walking in the newness of life" Bishop David oyedepo Godliness may be costly,but the end result is always priceless.Bishop David Oyedepo |
Stories like this has a way of making wanna tear every peadophile i come across to pieces Good job standd! dis story should serve as an awareness to all careless n ignorant parent/guidian out there. |
I vote chibwike Cc teeo |
MhisIjay:Thirded!!! ![]() |
palma:I love all ur works ma,great job u'r doin...what do u tink about mac studio fix powder? And what powder do u tink is better than mac? |
Was expectin d topic to end with "..........will you keep it till ur weddin 9it" ![]() |
maclatunji:Aperosoko |
30days 2 go...can't wait! ![]() To all winners...Godliness is profitable unto all things ![]() |
One reason we resist forgiving is that we don't really understand what forgiveness is or how it works. We think we do, but we don't. Most of us assume that if we forgive our offenders, they are let off the hook — scot-free — and get to go about their merry ways while we unfairly suffer from their actions. We also may think that we have to be friendly with them again, or go back to the old relationship. While God commands us to forgive others, he never told us to keep trusting those who violated our trust or even to like being around those who hurt us. The first step to understanding forgiveness is learning what it is and isn't. The next step is giving yourself permission to forgive and forget, letting go of the bitterness while remembering very clearly your rights to healthy boundaries. Forgiveness is not letting the offender off the hook. We can and should still hold others accountable for their actions or lack of actions. Forgiveness is returning to God the right to take care of justice. By refusing to transfer the right to exact punishment or revenge, we are telling God we don't trust him to take care of matters. Forgiveness is not letting the offense recur again and again. We don't have to tolerate, nor should we keep ourselves open to, lack of respect or any form of abuse. Forgiveness does not mean we have to revert to being the victim. Forgiving is not saying, "What you did was okay, so go ahead and walk all over me." Nor is it playing the martyr, enjoying the performance of forgiving people because it perpetuates our victim role. Forgiveness is not the same as reconciling. We can forgive someone even if we never can get along with him again. Forgiveness is a process, not an event. It might take some time to work through our emotional problems before we can truly forgive. As soon as we can, we should decide to forgive, but it probably is not going to happen right after a tragic divorce. That's okay. We have to forgive every time. If we find ourselves constantly forgiving, though, we might need to take a look at the dance we are doing with the other person that sets us up to be continually hurt, attacked, or abused. Forgetting does not mean denying reality or ignoring repeated offenses. Some people are obnoxious, mean-spirited, apathetic, or unreliable. They never will change. We need to change the way we respond to them and quit expecting them to be different. Forgiveness is not based on others' actions but on our attitude. People will continue to hurt us through life. We either can look outward at them or stay stuck and angry, or we can begin to keep our minds on our loving relationship with God, knowing and trusting in what is good. If they don't repent, we still have to forgive. Even if they never ask, we need to forgive. We should memorize and repeat over and over: Forgiveness is about our attitude, not their action. We don't always have to tell them we have forgiven them. Self-righteously announcing our gracious forgiveness to someone who has not asked to be forgiven may be a manipulation to make them feel guilty. It also is a form of pride. Withholding forgiveness is a refusal to let go of perceived power. We can feel powerful when the offender is in need of forgiveness and only we can give it. We may fear going back to being powerless if we forgive. We might have to forgive more than the divorce. Post-divorce problems related to money, the kids, and schedules might result in the need to forgive again and to seek forgiveness ourselves. We might forgive too quickly to avoid pain or to manipulate the situation. Forgiveness releases pain and frees us from focusing on the other person. Too often when we're in the midst of the turmoil after a divorce, we desperately look for a quick fix to make it all go away. Some women want to "hurry up" and forgive so the pain will end, or so they can get along with the other person. We have to be careful not to simply cover our wounds and retard the healing process. We might be pressured into false forgiveness before we are ready. When we feel obligated or we forgive just so others will still like us, accept us, or not think badly of us, it's not true forgiveness — it's a performance to avoid rejection. Give yourself permission to do it right. Maybe all you can offer today is, "I want to forgive you, but right now I'm struggling emotionally. I promise I will work on it." Forgiveness does not mean forgetting. It's normal for memories to be triggered in the future. When thoughts of past hurts occur, it's what we do with them that counts. When we find ourselves focusing on a past offense, we can learn to say, "Thank you, God, for this reminder of how important forgiveness is." Forgiveness starts with a mental decision. The emotional part of forgiveness is finally being able to let go of the resentment. Emotional healing may or may not follow quickly after we forgive. http://www.focusonthefamily.com/marriage/divorce_and_infidelity/forgiveness_and_restoration.aspx |
DrTeeee:Still on planet earth ![]() |
DrTeeee:It's me,wish u all d best |
DrTeeee:@ long last,congrats |
If I hear! Abi oti exist ni ![]() |
Bad belle people too plenty for nairaland sha,always lookin 4 ways 2 tongue lash anytin that has to do with oyedepo! Una never see any thing,dis is just d begining!!! |
Hello anthoniaz,pls post ur phone no or any oda means I can contact u,I'll like 2 make enquiries abt one on one trainin frm u. |
nwachukwu7: Was born 31 Dec. Live and work in Lagos.Same here,dec31st |
Tony Tetuila also joins politics, to run for Kwara House of Assembly About 12/13 years ago, Tony Tetuila was one of the hottest music stars in Nigeria. He hasn't done much music of late but has managed to keep himself relevant. He's just declared his intention to run for Kwara State House of Assembly, Irepodun Local Government. Should we be worried? All these people from the music and film industry making power moves into politics. If they all leave, who will entertain us? http://lindaikeji..de/2014/09/tony-tetuila-also-joins-politics-to-run
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toba: says who?To me oooo,I think dr faces will be well known now n doors will start openin 2 them easily due to that. I hope emeka will go fix up his admission wt ABSU if its stl possible,I cud remember he once told his mum he'll av 2 leave d admission for fame,all those lousy audience deceived him! I feel for d guy sha ![]() |
mattonnairaland: like ur dpThanks |
May d fresh oil on your head never run dry,hbd 2 u sir! |
kenex4ever: Wats up @trevolady? Is d trevo in ur moniker abt autoshipSure ![]() |
delovivada: Aeyar I'm happy for Geoffery tho. I'm so sad Daniella didn't win any price after all d hard earned money her dad wasted on buying credit. Mtn should have atleast compensated her n d other 3 who didn't win. Atleast give them small money or sumtin. haven't watched the finale but I hope she didn't cry. ![]() |
smartmom: Could someone please tell me which stations will be airing the grand finale any other time apart from 7pm? my kids also want to watch the grand finale of Maltina Dance all.ONTV/Soundcity-8pm,STV-9pm |
Good old day!!!50kobo was my pocket money every morning back then in primary school,I wud buy lunch,fruits,gala n lolly on my way home with just 50kobo! ![]() |
ichommy: I will try to upload pics at d venue today, Canaanland is loaded since Thursday.Pls do ![]() |
I was abt creatin a thread until I saw dis...happy birthday to bishop david olaniyi oyedepo,the oil on ur head will never run dry,by d time u'r 120 u'll still be preachin d word of faith with renewed strength physically n spiritually,Love u to bits papa!!! Exceedin grace to all winners in d house! |





