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15/08/2025

Happy Birthday to my amazing Auntie and beloved Elder Sister Odil Fondze! 🎉💖

Today we celebrate you — a woman of grace, wisdom, and endless love. You have been more than family; you’ve been a guide, a friend, a source of inspiration, and a safe place to run to. Your kindness lights up our lives, and your strength encourages us to keep going no matter what.

May God bless you with many more healthy, joyful years filled with peace, laughter, and the desires of your heart. You are truly special, and I thank God for the gift of you every single day.

Enjoy your special day to the fullest — you deserve it! 🎂🌹💐

With all my love,
[Emmanuel Fondze] ❤️

Family, please Drop a word of prayer for this priceless Jewel who just turn +1

13/08/2025

💘 When the Tailor’s Shop Became Cupid’s Workshop: My First-Ever Love at First Sight 💘

Brothers and sisters… gather here, let me confess.
A few days ago, I innocently went to my mom’s tailoring shop 🪡🧵 to help her during this busy back-to-school season. (Yes, I can sew—don’t play with me; I can fix your torn clothes and your broken heart at the same time.)

So, I was minding my holy business, arranging fabrics, when the door opened… and in walked her.
A beautiful young lady—glowing like she had just descended from heaven with the angelic “Hallelujah” chorus in the background. My mom introduced her as the daughter of her friend. Okay fine, I smiled politely, but in my heart I was already asking God if this was the “bone of my bones” moment.

Then something happened.
She spotted my phone on the table. She thought it belonged to my younger brother, so she boldly picked it up. But as soon as she turned it on—boom—there was my handsome face in a suit, looking like I just finished preaching at a world crusade. She turned to me with eyes wide and asked,
“Are you a pastor?”

I tried to keep my cool. “Kind of,” I said. “I’m an Evangelist.”

From there, the game began.
She asked my age. First guess—25. Nope. Second—24. Nope again. Then I told her the truth: “I’m 23.” She was shocked. Meanwhile, I was looking at her thinking, if beauty were a crime, she’d be serving life imprisonment.

Then I flipped it—I guessed her age. I told her, “You’re still a child—17 or 18.” She laughed and agreed.

We started talking about her dreams. She said she wanted to be a sales agent. My spirit said, this child needs counseling. I told her, “No, no… many sales agents I know aren’t doing so well.” She said she had backup plans—enter politics, become a D.O. I thought, See confidence! Madam Minister in the making.

Then she turned the spotlight on me—asked about my teaching career. She wanted to know everything—salary, challenges, the works. I had to paint the picture of teaching like it was the gateway to paradise (teachers, you understand).

Then she dropped a bomb—she’s in Form 5. My brain froze. Form 5? But she’s taller than me! I thought maybe she was hiding a master’s degree in her handbag. And from her poise, you could tell she came from a comfortable family—turns out she attends Duvaal International, one of the most prestigious schools in Douala.

Now here’s where I failed my generation… I did not collect her number. I told myself maybe she doesn’t have a phone (yes, I know, weak excuse). Now, I’m thinking of asking my mom about her, but then again… they’ll say, “Isn’t this the author of Walking in Purity? My brother, live what you preach.”

So here I am, waiting for her to walk into the shop again. Brothers, drop wisdom in the comment section—what should I do? This is my first-ever love at first sight. And honestly, each time I replay our conversation in my head, I start smiling like an idiot. If a bike hits me on the road, just know it’s because I was lost in her memory.

12/08/2025

🛑 When Shepherds Forget the Sheep: A Wake-Up Call to Men of God 🛑

The other day, a customer came to my mother’s shop and began to share a heartbreaking story. She had lost a loved one. In their grief, her family invited their church pastor—the man they looked to for spiritual covering—to come and minister comfort. Shockingly, he refused. He even went as far as calling the grieving family wicked.

It was only an evangelist, moved by compassion, who came on the day the co**se was removed. He preached, prayed, and encouraged the family—not even wanting them to tell the pastor what he had done.

Honestly, my first thought was, maybe the family couldn’t meet the pastor’s “envelope” expectations. But then it struck me: as a man of God, is that the heart of Christ? Do you realize the impact such actions have on the faith and trust of your members? How do you expect your ministry to flourish if the people you lead are crushed by your actions?

I’ve grown in my walk with God to where He has granted me prophetic access and a deep prayer life. Yet, I still walk into a church humbly, as a normal Christian, ready to learn. I don’t take every teaching without discernment, and I do not fear pastors—but I respect them. And if I notice something contrary to God’s heart, I speak with love, either during Christian gatherings or in private with the pastor.

Pastors, please—stop acting like you weren’t called by God. You are not businessmen. You are servants of the Most High, and He knows how to take care of His own. I’ve seen cases where complete strangers walked in and paid a pastor’s rent for three years before disappearing quietly. God can provide for His servants in ways no man can predict.

Let’s be guided. Let’s remember—it’s not about the envelope. It’s about the soul.

Evangelist Emmanuel Fondze the 🖊️ King

11/08/2025

🎉 Celebrating a Life of Impact — Happy Birthday, Mr. Impact Linjo! 🎉

Today, we don’t just celebrate the passing of another year in your life — we celebrate a journey of purpose, perseverance, and profound impact.
From humble beginnings to becoming the Founder of “Impact Is A Choice”, your story continues to inspire, uplift, and challenge people to believe in their own potential.

And as if your birthday alone wasn’t enough to make it special, you have gifted the world with something extraordinary — the official launch of your brand-new masterpiece:

📖 THE TRANSITION FROM DEPENDENCE TO INDEPENDENCE – I MUST MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD (VOLUME 2)

This isn’t just a book. It’s a mirror.
It’s a blueprint for young people who want to break free from dependency, embrace responsibility, and chase their destiny with discipline and determination. It’s also a wake-up call to parents, mentors, and leaders to raise the next generation with vision and courage.

🌍 What Makes This Book Special?
• Language Accessibility: Available in English and French
• Formats for All: Choose between hard copy and soft copy
• No Barriers: Can be delivered anywhere, anytime — right to your doorstep
• Life-Changing Lessons: Packed with real-life stories, powerful strategies, and inspiration you can act on immediately

Who Needs This Book?
• Young people seeking direction in life
• Students and graduates preparing to step into independence
• Anyone who wants to make their parents proud through personal achievement
• Leaders and mentors guiding the next generation

How to Get Your Copy

📲 Send a direct message to Mr. Linjo Impact or order instantly via WhatsApp: +237 673023440

Whether you’re in Cameroon or anywhere else in the world, your copy can reach you — no excuses.

As you celebrate another year of life, Mr. Linjo, we honor your dedication to making impact a lifestyle, not just a slogan. May this new chapter of your life be filled with even greater achievements, deeper influence, and boundless joy.

On behalf of Evangelist Emmanuel Fondze family and Fondze’s Tv We say — Happy Birthday, and congratulations on this monumental book launch!

11/08/2025

🎉 Big Congratulations to Madam Mrs. Enow Valinash — The “Motivation Today.” Teacher!

From the vibrant heart of Kumba, Cameroon, she has spent years in the classroom, passionately shaping minds and inspiring futures. Now, she’s stepping out with a masterpiece for every educator who dares to teach with both skill and soul.

Her upcoming book — Teaching with Heart and Hustle — is more than just a guide. It’s a rallying cry to teachers everywhere, whether you’re in a nursery classroom or a university lecture hall. This is for you — the dreamers, the doers, the daily heroes who turn lessons into life-changing moments.

📚 Why You Shouldn’t Miss It: Packed with real-world wisdom from a teacher who’s walked the talk. Infused with motivation that reignites the passion for the noble profession. Practical tips you can apply immediately, no matter your teaching level.

💌 Pre-order your copy today and be among the first to hold this transformative book in your hands.
📞 Contact: +237 6 76 50 59 60

Mrs. Tebuck Enow Valinash — still teaching, still inspiring, still hustling with heart.

11/08/2025

Happy New Week To Y’all

08/08/2025

🔥 THE SPIRIT OF DISCERNMENT: SEEING BEYOND WHAT THE ORDINARY EYES CAN SEE 👁️

In a world overflowing with voices—some loud, some subtle, many seductive—how do you know which one is speaking truth? In a generation where charisma can mask compromise and appearance can imitate anointing, how do you distinguish the real from the fake, the divine from the demonic, the godly from the good-looking deception?

The answer lies in one of the most critical spiritual gifts for this hour: The Spirit of Discernment.

💡 What Is Discernment?

Discernment is not suspicion. It’s not gut instinct. It’s not judgmentalism dressed in spiritual language.

Discernment is the Holy Spirit–empowered ability to see beneath the surface—to detect the true nature of what is being presented. It is spiritual insight that allows a believer to recognize what is of God, what is of man, and what is of the enemy.

It is the quiet whisper of the Spirit that says, “That looks right, but it’s not of Me.”
It’s the internal alarm that sounds when something is off, even when your mind can’t quite explain it.

🕊️ Why Does It Matter?

Because deception rarely comes dressed as a lie.
- It comes wrapped in half-truths.
- It looks like light (2 Corinthians 11:14).
- It sounds like truth, but lacks the Spirit.
- It feels good, but subtly leads astray.

Jesus Himself warned us in Matthew 24:24 that false prophets would arise, performing signs and wonders so convincing that even the elect—if it were possible—could be deceived.

That’s not a small issue. That’s spiritual warfare at its highest level: deception disguised as revelation.

📖 Biblical Examples of Discernment

🔹 Paul and the Slave Girl – In Acts 16, Paul cast out a spirit of divination from a girl who was shouting what sounded like truth: “These men are servants of the Most High God!”
She said the right words—but Paul, through discernment, recognized the wrong spirit behind them.

🔹 Solomon and the Baby – In 1 Kings 3, Solomon discerned who the real mother was, not by what was said, but by understanding the heart. True discernment cuts through emotional manipulation and sees the motives within.

Discernment Is More Than Logic

You can have all the theology, attend every revival, and still be spiritually blind. Why? Because discernment isn’t learned in classrooms alone—it is birthed in the secret place. It is sharpened through time in God’s presence, in His Word, and in listening to His voice.

Discernment thrives where intimacy with God exists.

It grows when we:
- Pray for wisdom (James 1:5)
- Obey God’s Word, even when it’s inconvenient
- Reject compromise in our daily lives
- Quiet ourselves to hear the whisper of the Spirit

🚫 What Discernment Is NOT:
- ❌ It’s not suspicion born of fear.
- ❌ It’s not spiritual elitism that criticizes everyone.
- ❌ It’s not being paranoid or critical.
- ❌ It’s not fueled by trauma or mistrust.

True discernment is driven by love, rooted in truth, and led by the Spirit. It does not tear down, but protects and preserves. It guards the flock, preserves your soul, and keeps the Church aligned with Heaven’s heart.

In These Last Days…

There is a war for your attention, your beliefs, and your discernment. Social media platforms are full of influencers “prophesying” in His Name, and churches are packed with motivational messages that mention God but miss the Gospel.

This is not the time to be spiritually naive.
This is not the time to be impressed by charisma and ignore character.
This is not the time to follow the crowd without first consulting the Cloud—the presence of God.

We must ask the Spirit daily:
🕯️ “Lord, show me what’s behind this. Is it of You, or is it just… good packaging?”

🙏 A Prayer for Discernment

“Holy Spirit, open my eyes to see what You see. Give me the heart of a watchman and the wisdom of a shepherd. Teach me to discern not just the voices around me, but the spirit behind them. Let me not be fooled by appearances, but led by Your presence. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.”

Moral Lesson:
The most dangerous thing in the world is not a devil with horns—it’s a lie that sounds like truth.

Ask for discernment.
Train your spirit.
Stay rooted in the Word.
Walk closely with God.

Because in the end, discernment might not make you popular … but it will keep you pure.

08/08/2025

📏 They Saw a Child… But I Was Building a Legacy. 💼🔥

Let’s talk about height.
Not the “how tall are you?” kind of talk — but the kind where people look at you and assume you’re a child, even when you’re out here building, working, and grinding harder than most.

I’ve been through it all.
I’ve taught kids in classrooms — kids who were taller than me, with broader shoulders and deeper voices.
I’ve walked into interviews only to be snubbed or dismissed like some lost teenager.
I’ve heard questions like:
“Has your mom allowed you to work?”
“Are you sure you’re old enough to be here?”

And here’s the irony — I’ve been fully independent for years, but yes, my mom still knows my moves (because respect is forever 💯).

People have laughed.
Children have giggled.
Some even mocked.
Many judged — because all they saw was the cover.
But those who had the privilege to open the book and actually read me…
They know:
This story is deep. This impact is real. This work was not born from pity — it was built with persistence, prayer, and hard-won grit.

I don’t fake it.
I don’t flex to fit in.
Everything I’ve achieved, I earned — not because someone felt sorry for me, but because I refused to quit.

So if you’re judging me based on my height, you’re already missing the point.
Greatness doesn’t always come tall.
Sometimes it walks in quietly, underestimated…
Until it speaks — and shifts the whole room.

And let me be clear:
I deserve every good thing I’m enjoying today.
Because I worked for it.

’tJudgeTheCover

07/08/2025

🔥 TOUCH NOT MY ANOINTED: THE HIDDEN DANGERS OF MOCKING SPIRITUAL LEADERS 🔥

There’s something life and experience taught me — you don’t joke with spiritual things, no matter how modern or “exposed” you think you are. One dangerous trend I’ve observed, especially among the younger generation and content creators, is this growing habit of mocking, criticizing, and disrespecting men and women of God — publicly and carelessly.

Listen carefully — you may not pay for it now, but the consequences are real. Spiritual dishonor may not show up in your bank account or your trending views, but it can reflect in the unseen corners of your life… or worse, in the lives of your children.

I say this not from a place of fear, but from the place of deep spiritual understanding. I’ve been wounded by pastors. I’ve been disappointed by church leaders I trusted. I’ve walked out of services with a broken heart. And yes, some of those hurts ran deep. But despite it all, I made a vow before God — I will never dishonor His servants.

You see, God doesn’t joke with authority, even when the vessels are flawed. King Saul was rejected by God, yet David — a man after God’s own heart — refused to raise a hand against him. Not because Saul was right, but because David feared the God who anointed him.

This generation is quick to “cancel” and expose. We create memes of preachers. We dissect their sermons for laughs. We judge their lifestyle without understanding their battles. Some people now build careers around mocking pastors. But let me ask you this:

🔹 What if you’re mocking someone God still honors?
🔹 What if your words become the chain that binds your own progress?
🔹 What if your public dishonor is sowing a harvest of dishonor into your future?

Even when men of God go astray, God doesn’t hand you the license to become their judge and jury. He says clearly in His Word:
“Touch not My anointed, and do My prophets no harm.” – Psalm 105:15

This doesn’t mean you excuse abuse or follow blindly. No. It means you take your pain to God. You walk in wisdom. You seek healing. You leave vengeance to the only Righteous Judge. Spiritual maturity is seen not in your boldness to speak, but in your humility to stay silent when necessary.

I say this with love and a heart that longs to see people walk in honor and favor:
👉 Guard your mouth when it comes to spiritual leaders.
👉 Don’t use your gift, your platform, or your voice to tear down what God is building — even if you don’t understand it.
👉 Chase purpose, not controversy.

Let your life be the message. Let your character be the sermon. Live in such a way that others will say, “This one fears God.”

Because whether you believe it or not…
God still defends His own.

Boss of Fondze's Tv

07/08/2025

Weti I really do my Mathematics Teacher?

Wait first before you draw your conclusion!

I wasn’t dull in math I didn’t just like the maths Teacher because he was the Father of my X 😂😂😂😂

Beside i had an E In O level mathematics not a U like some of you

Now Meta AI is confusing my confusion again.

How can I see an MCQ question tried to solve it my answer wasn’t found in any of the MCQ answers i now use meta which gave me another answer not same with mind or even with the one in the MCQ now I done confuse see the way my students are looking at me 🙄😂😂

07/08/2025

Dear God, Am I Still Growing or Is This the Final Edit? 😩😂

Let me be honest with you…
There was a time — not too long ago — when I genuinely believed I was still growing. I used to tell myself,
“Don’t worry, the height will come. Maybe by 23… maybe 24…”

Well guess what? I’m 23 now… and I’ve been rocking this same height since Form 5. 😭
I don’t know if God is playing a prank on me or if He’s planning to drop a surprise growth spurt at 25, 26, or maybe even 30. Who knows?

I keep asking myself:
“Will I still grow?”
“Was this the height written in the script of my destiny?”
“How will I kiss my wife on the altar if she’s taller than me?” 😩😂
Do I get a ladder, or do we switch to sitting vows?

But here’s the thing — even with all these questions, one thing is sure:
I never let my height limit my dreams, my confidence, or my moves.

I might be “fun size,” but trust me, my energy, my heart, and my ambition are all tall enough to shake the world.
So, to anyone else wondering if God hit the “pause” button on your growth: you’re not alone.

Now tell me — have you also been waiting on your own late height miracle? 😂
Let’s talk in the comments — I’m standing (or maybe climbing) by! 🙋🏾‍♂️

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