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nuclearboy:Thanks. I forgot. |
SirJohn:Good for you SirJohn. Hope you are wiser now. |
Joagbaje:You have to consider the possibility that these thousands you refer to were not really led to Christ. Going by what and how you guys preach, there were just there to sort out financial and other problems that have little to do with salvation. The thing is you guys preach what you believe people want to hear so as to retain and win over new |
[quote author=Nicolas N. link=topic=428448.msg5868748#msg5868748 date=1270938167]See wetin I see ooooo. "Christ Embassy members shock Pastor Chris Steal N60m church funds" Chinelo, 21, told Saturday Sun that she wanted to be among the beneficiaries of the prophecy of Pastor Chris Oyakhilome. According to her, the pastor always talked about speedy prosperity propelled by making the use of available opportunities. “It’s all about prosperity, increase in speed. That is what Pastor chris taught us in church. That is my own interpretation of what I did. My mind convinced me to toe that path, since I have been seeing all kinds of fraudulent people in the church, and know how they get rich. I thought that if actually they got rich through all these means, I could also get rich doing what I did.” Chinelo explained that she got the inspiration through the fat accounts of their former managing Director, Pastor Foluke. According to her: our madam sent Miriam to check her balance, using the ATM machine. She came back and told me that she saw N4 million each in tow of her accounts. I wondered why my madam, whose salary is N62, 000 a month should have such an amount in her account. I remembered that she had been telling me to transfer money from accounts. She also collected money from me when I was handling cash in the bulk unit, saying she was investing. I now realized what she had been doing with all the money she asked me to withdraw and give her. I never knew what is was all about, but when I checked I got the answer. I told Miriam of my plans and she agreed. “We opened accounts and transferred money into them and thereafter shared it among ourselves. When Mabel discovered what we were doing, I also advised her to join us or die as a pauper, since we were paid N25, 000 a month. She agreed and we continued withdrawing till the fraud was discovered.” Chinelo, a Guidance and Counseling graduate, revealed that such fraud has been going on undetected because the bank is not well structured. Also, she said that none of the staff had banking experience. The lady said: The bank is not well-structured. They do not have any professionals running it. We run the bank ourselves. Our madam, who is about 32 years, does not have any working experience. We all started the bank together in November 2008. We were employed through a memo sent to our pastors that they needed hands at the bank. We did not go for any banking training. The madam of the bank does not know anything about banking. We read books to learn about banking. “I got the job as a volunteer staff of Christ embassy and my primary assignment was to work in the bank. By that time, we were not even given a licence by CBN to start running the bank. I have confessed and asked God to forgive me and I believe He has. My parents are aware, as they asked me to come and report myself and confess everything that I have done.” http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/features/living/2010/apr/10/living-10-04-2010-003.htm[/quote]The ladies in the picture dont look like they stole N60million. |
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[quote author=~Borat~ link=topic=420326.msg5774872#msg5774872 date=1269631632]I'm not condemning anyone, but i've continued to watch with disgust at the continuos uncovering of years of s#e#x abuse by catholic priests which went uncautioned by bishops and even the pope I'm just wondering if these abuses would have been if catholic priests were not celibate I mean these are virile men (full intact ) who swore not to have any and maybe later learnt it was an impossible taskOF what use is celibacy in the catholic church?[/quote]Child molestation has nothing to do with celibacy. I’ll buy your line of argument if the report was about priest having secret affairs with the opposite s-e-x. These guys are just sick. |
Enigma:True talk |
Not at a time some other relief organisations are in the process of pulling out. You guys must be going there for the business The fund will probably be used to set up ![]() |
Joagbaje:Bros, this one pass me ooo. You are on your own here. You believe so much in this agency thing sha. So you can take your 10% commission abi? No forget agreement fee, thats another 10% am sure you can present it in a way that will be acceptable to the congregation Dont mind me, too much work pressure. Needed a bit of distraction. I hope we are ![]() |
Joagbaje:This i always want to believe, but anytime i remember judas, well ![]() But it's good to note that the plan differs for every individual. Joagbaje:But you know this describe two scenarios, one of a christian and the other an unbeliever (idol worshipper). For a christian or one pleasing in God's sight, will it be the same? |
Enigma:I like the way you put it. True, my thoughts differs from Joe's. I was referring to proposition 1 in my post, but with a slight modification. i.e. there are those things that must happen and there are those things that will happen only if we allow the Almighty to lead us. It a mixture of 1 & 3 really. |
rhemore:You dont help the competition. It's not good business thinking. They could grow and become powerful enough to run you out of the business. You only help if such gesture will increase the value of your brand and result in more patronage ![]() |
Joagbaje: Using the phrase let you will be done is like saying "What will be will be" But what will be will not be until you do something about your faith. The will of God is not suppposed to be a mysterious thing to you. You have the holyghost and you are supposed to know his will, not only that , you are responsible to make his will come to pass in your life. The will of God does not always come to pass until you cooperate with God .The person praying for the will of God to be done his/her life must be praying with faith. That said i want to agree with Jo here (to an extent) that the will of God can only be done with the co-operation of the other party (This does not take away the fact that God can exercise his will when he chose to, irrespective of our position or view about the issue). I believe we are given the freedom of choice, as result, people do ask for their will to be done instead of God’s will. Maybe it’s the reason a lot of Christians attend as much church program as available, go for all night marathon sessions and still have unresolved issues. The issue of material prosperity is an example, it just won’t go round. So, cooperation is very important, what we want, how we live as Christians must align with the will of the Almighty. |
Joagbaje:It should be. But is the church really making much impact on society in this regard? I dont think so. Maybe the more conservative churches like Anglican, Baptist, Catholic e.t.c We dont derive such value from the activities of most pentecostal churches. |
jaffi:I dont know why guys avoid my questions. Is it because there is no answer? I dont think it should be that difficult to defend Are you saying people are poor in your church because they dont listen well to the pastor? what are these principles? I dont think you will be successful at wining souls if you cant defend what you preach.jaffi:I am still waiting. |
aletheia: ? I think you are on to something here ![]() |
mba emeka:I don’t understand you. This appears to be an expression of satisfaction and contentment with present status. mba emeka:This is motivational talk. I asked a simple question, why is the poor in your church not benefiting from this prosperity gospel you are preaching? Are you saying they refused to accept it? Maybe there is more to this prosperity thing than you are preaching. I believe you are not providing full disclosure here. |
jaffi:I believe you post just to support and make ur oga happy. Are you saying the poor in your church deliberately refused to claim their wealth? or they are yet to accept salvation? Maybe your pastor is not doing his job then. He should be addressing the matter of saving souls instead of condemning them to hell. |
Pastor AIO:True. |
jaffi: jaffi:I think you make some sense here. It might help provide answers to some of my questions. But we talk about this later. Just to put you on alert ![]() |
Hi Emeka, thanks for your response. mba emeka:I think you said a lot of things I don’t really need, now I really have to work hard filtering the post to extract answers to my concerns. I would have preferred something more concise. I believe my concern was for you to help me understand how the gospel makes the poor rich. I remember asking for a definition of the saved rich man. mba emeka: mba emeka:Oh well, what can I say here? I have to say I like the positive feeling you are expressing here. There is nothing wrong in believing we can overcome all disadvantages that will hinder us from achieving prosperity and a sickness free life. With God all things are possible (abi?). The part I don’t understand is to say as Christians we are already rich, and what is left is for us to claim it. Are you saying that all Christians can possess material wealth? How come a larger proportion of Christians are poor today? What will it take for all member of the body of Christ to achieve that level where we can say we have been able to claim the prosperity or wealth due to use? And BTW what is the standard of measurement, so I know I can say I am now prosperous i.e. I have claimed my inheritance. You see, I still find it difficult to believe that part of the reason the Son of God has to sacrifice himself was for us to be free from the bondage of poverty. Like you said Abraham was blessed, so was Isaac as well as descendants of Isaac. If blessings can be received at the time, then why the need for such sacrifice? If as Christians we should consider ourselves as already rich (I really do like this feeling), I believe no body dead or alive would know this better than the apostles. They did not preach this, instead they encouraged the selling of properties by the wealthier members for distribution among themselves so needs of the less privileged members of the community can also be satisfied (if this is an approach for the poor to claim their inheritance, I still like it). Christ said we’ll always have the poor with us, what exactly was he saying here? The apostles preached giving to the poor. What about the talk of those preaching the gospel to also live by the gospel? Is that a means of realizing the wealth already conferred? I hope you don’t mind my asking more questions here, it just to help me have a better understanding of the message you are passing across. Hope to get a response from you. Thanks for your understanding. If you say the rich saved folks are the men that give cheerfully out of love for God and by extension, love for their neighbor and not because they see giving as an avenue to make more money, I will buy that. |
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“The Spirit of God spoke to me and He said, “Son, realize this. Now follow me in this and don’t let your tradition trip you up.” He said, “Think this way — a twice-born man whipped Satan in his own domain.” And I threw my Bible down… like that. I said, “What?” He said, “A born-again man defeated Satan, the firstborn of many brethren defeated him.” He said, “You are the very image, the very copy of that one.” I said, “Goodness, gracious sakes alive!” And I began to see what had gone on in there, and I said, “Well now you don’t mean, you couldn’t dare mean, that I could have done the same thing?” He said, “Oh yeah, if you’d had the knowledge of the Word of God that He did, you could have done the same thing, ’cause you’re a reborn man too.”O[size=14pt]M[/size][size=18pt]G[/size] |
My man Tonye-t where have you been? No, dont say it let me guess , . I have been reding your post and can see you are a changed man. Like Kunle noted earlier, i believe love should be unconditional. It shoudn't be to our brothers and sisters alone. I believe expressing that love to somebody not of the faith will make more impact on the person than simply observing the practice. |
jaffi:If you continue down this path, there is only one destination for you - HELL. If thats is all you can take out of the gospel. Honestly, i dont think i want to take you seriously, but there is no harm in a little bit of fun here. I want to ask, are you saying good news is not for the rich or healthy as i dont see them in the list of the beneficiaries of the good news? or when the poor become rich (loaded), then the good news is no longer applicable? (maybe thats why most people only remember God when they are in problem). or are you saying the good news is to eradicate poverty from the economy? How then? I think we are missing something here my friend. |
@mba emeka, I don’t know what the argument between you and aletheia is all about, but I do find some interesting comments in your post I like you to clarify. I think its good for third parties like us reading your post. If we can find the necessary clarification in your previous posts, it would be nice if you guide me mba emeka:I would appreciate if you can explain this further especially the “poor now know they are rich” part. Thanks mba emeka:I don’t think its right for you to make such assumption. You don’t know really. mba emeka:I need so clarifications here as well. I need to understand how the gospel makes the poor rich. Thanks mba emeka: mba emeka:I find it difficult to reconcile the posts above. My understanding of your interpretation here is that if we ask in faith we receive. But my question is, how does my faith or belief that i will receive whatever I desire equates to God’s will for me? Thanks. mba emeka: mba emeka:I have another problem here. I a bit confused by this. Looking at the first post, my thoughts would be if I dial a wrong number in faith, my friend will hear me. Some clarifications again please. Thanks mba emeka:The gospel is not about making a Christian rich. I am happy you bring this up. I especially like the part highlighted above. Its says a lot about the way we see the prosperity. Out of the need to learn here, i would also like to ask, who is the saved rich man? Is it the rich man that gives away his property to stay rich (based on the concept of give and receive more)? Is it the man that gives away his property out of love to meet the need of brother or sister (and probably end up poor in the process)? Some education here will be appreciated. Thanks. |
mba emeka:It doesn't have to be cash. Rich or poor, there is always something to give. I dont think you will be receiving monetary treasure in heaven either. |
GODSON2009: KunleOshob:This is serious if true |
Pastor AIO:Hmmmm Pastor AIO, Asst. Pastor, Goodluck Church of Christ Inc. ![]() |
KunleOshob:You see yourself na? Where is my man Tonye-tithe? he is likely to be the biggest beneficiary of this new development ![]() My pastor joe, please remember me when the new venture takes off oooo. you know i was never really in the camp of these people giving you a bad name. I just need the position of accountant. I am very skilled at accounting for tithe and offerings ![]() |
woye77:The prayer part i agree with. But why should the pastor speak on your behalf when he is not a P.I.M.P ![]() |
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) who swore not to have any and maybe later learnt it was an impossible task
The fund will probably be used to set up 
Are you saying people are poor in your church because they dont listen well to the pastor? what are these principles? I dont think you will be successful at wining souls if you cant defend what you preach.
? I think you are on to something here 
Pastor AIO, Asst. Pastor, Goodluck Church of Christ Inc.