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13/12/2025

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You are called into a fight! Bishop David Oyedepo passionately preaches that facing any opposition movement requires more than passive belief. This powerful ...

13/12/2025

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Former witch Miriam Okafor finally breaks her silence in this explosive 45-minute confession. In this season when spiritual attacks intensify, she exposes th...

13/12/2025

Your mission: to serve

‘‘This is the gospel…of which I, Paul, have become a servant.'’
Colossians 1:23 NIV
Who am I? What’s my calling? The apostle Paul, who considered himself ‘not in the least inferior to the most eminent apostles’ (2 Corinthians 11:5 NASB), answers simply: ‘I am Paul. My role is serving. I am a servant to the gospel and the body of Christ.’ Certain people in the early church tried to determine which of the apostles were the greatest. Some claimed Paul, and others Apollos. But Paul challenged them, ‘What, after all, is Apollos? And what is Paul? Only servants, through whom you came to believe’ (1 Corinthians 3:5 NIV). Whatever your calling, be it pastor of a megachurch or a lay member, you’re no more – and no less – than a servant. In God’s kingdom class distinctions don’t count. ‘There is neither Jew nor Greek…slave nor free…male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus’ (Galatians 3:28 NASB). We’re servants called to do the will of God, wherever He appoints us to serve. And that’s a good thing! In being a servant there’s relief from ‘the pressure to perform’. No one has the right to judge you except your Master. ‘Who are you to judge the servant of another? To his own master he stands or falls’ (Romans 14:4 NASB). We should be concerned about what pleases God, not people. He alone can evaluate our service. Jesus came to serve His Father, saying, ‘I seek not mine own will, but the will of the Father which hath sent me’ (John 5:30 KJV). And He has also sent you to do God’s will, promising that, ‘If any man serve me, him will my Father honour’ (John 12:26 KJV).
Bible in a Year: Jonah 1-4, Revelation 7

13/12/2025

My husband pays me Million's every December to cry over his living b0dy in a cásket, but this year, something has gone têrrîbly wrõng.
The first time Chief brought the cásket into our living room in Banana Island,
I faînted.

I thought he was prânking me, or maybe he had joined one of those strânge cülts my mother always wârned me about. But Kolawole was calm. He sat me down on our Italian leather sofa, held my hands, and explained.
“Babe, it is just a rénewal,” he said, his voice smòòth like velvet. “Every year, I must ‘d!e’ so that our wèàlth can live. You will cry for me, mõurn me from 6:00 PM on the 10th to 6:00 PM on the 11th. Once the time is up,
I wake up, and the contracts for the next year are sealed.”

I wanted to run. I wanted to pack my bags and flee to my parents' house in Epe. But then, the âlart entered my phone.

Credit: N5,000,000.00.

“For your strëss,” he smîled.
Money has a way of sîlencing your cõnscience, especially in this Lagos. So, I ágreed.
For four years, we did the rõutine. Every December 10th, the drîver, Sunday, would bring in a shîny, white màhogany casket. Kola would bathe in black soap, wear a white lace agbada, and clímb inside. I would sit on the fl00r, wearing black, and I would waîl.

I crîed until my eyes were swõllen. I scréámed his name. I acted like the grîeving wîdow. And exactly at 6:00 PM the next day, Kola would sit up, snèèze three times, and step out looking younger and fresher.
But yesterday was different.
The rîtual started as usual. Kola entered the casket at 6:00 PM. I started my crying. The house was sîlent, except for the hum of the central AC and my fáke sõbbing.

Around 3:00 AM, I got tîred. I went to the kitchen to drink water. When I came back, the atmosphere in the living room had changed. It was heavy. The air smèlled like… rõtten méát.
I walked to the open casket to check on him. Kola was there, eyes closed, hands folded on his chest. But his skin looked grey. Too grey.
I touched his hand. It was îce cold.
“Kola?” I whîspered. “Nna, stop playing now. It’s scâry.”
He didn't move.
I checked his chest. It wasn't rîsing. I put my ear to his mouth. No brèàth.
Féàr grîpped my thrõat. I shõok him vîolently. “Kola! Kola wáke up!”
Nothing.
I checked the time. It was only 4:00 AM. He still had 14 hours to go. I told myself it was part of the dèèp tránce. Maybe this year the rîtual was strõnger.
I sat there, shàking, watching the clock tick. Tick. Tick.

6:00 PM came today.

I stood up, wîping my face, waiting for the sneeze.
I waited for him to sît up and ask for his Maltina like he always
6:05 PM. Sílence.
6:30 PM. Nothing.
7:00 PM.
I started scréáming for real this time. I shoôk him, I slápped his face, I põured water on him. My husband is stîff. He is stõne cold.
I called the number of the "Baba" he usually visits in Bâdagry, the number he told me to call only in an émergency.
The man picked up on the first rîng.
“Madam,” the voice cròaked, soünding like grînding stones. “Did you stop crying? Did you leave his side?”
“I… I went to drink water,” I stámmered.
“Ha!” The man scréámed. “You bròke the círcle! You left the vîgil! The Spîrit of Dēath came to check, found no mõurner, and took the sôul for real!”
“Fîx it!” I scréámed. “Please, I have money!”
“There is nothing to fîx,” the line went déád.
Now, I am sitting here alone in this massive house. My husband is lyîng in a cãsket in the center of the párlor. He is trüly g0ne.
The wõrst part?

His phone just béèped beside me.
Credit: N500,000,000.00.

Narration: Settlement for 2025 Contracts.

The money has come, but the owner is deâd.

If I call the police, how do I explain why my husband is dréssed for bürial in our living room? They will say I used him for rîtuâls. If I call his family, they will k!II me.
I am looking at the shõvel in the gárden shed.
Should I büry him in the backyárd and prëtend he trâveled ábroad? Or should I turn myself in?
I am cõnfused. I am shäking. Someone please tell me what to do before morning breaks.

11/12/2025

To God be all the glory for the journey so far am really greatful for your and mercy thank you jesus am happy and greatful...happy birthday to myself

10/12/2025

10/12/2025

Good day Apostle ,please hide my name.

I’m a married man.
My wife is a chartered accountant, beautiful, educated, and we’ve always had a strong relationship.
A few months ago, she mentioned wanting to “upgrade” her looks, I assumed she meant hair, makeup, maybe clothes. Next thing, boom! She went and did a BBL. I didn’t even know she had plans to go that far, it was a big surprise.

At first, I didn’t mind it. I was even impressed that she managed to do it quietly. But now that some time has passed, I’ve picked up something that’s really b0thering me. There’s this strange smell that comes from her, especially when we’re int1:mate. I don’t know if it’s from the surg3mery or what, but it’s become difficult to ignore. It’s sticky, and sometimes I even pull away because of it.

Now the problem is, she’s so proud of her new body.
She poses, wears revealing clothes, even walks different.
I don’t want to kill her confidence, but I’m also suffering in silence. I don’t know if she notices the horrible smell or she’s just choosing to ignore it.
How do I bring this up without emb@rr@$$ing her or causing a fight? Should I just keep quiet and live with it, or be honest and tell PLEASE YOUR ADVICE WILL WE BE HIGHLY APPRECIATED
SHE WE BE READING YOUR COMMITE

09/12/2025

1. Parents, don’t send out your kids for others to train — train them yourself.
2. Parents, don’t ignore your children’s questions — guide them with love.
3. Parents, don’t compare your children with others — nurture their uniqueness.
4. Parents, don’t shout always — communicate calmly.
5. Parents, don’t teach hate — raise them to love and forgive.
6. Parents, don’t pressure your kids to be perfect — support their progress.
7. Parents, don’t neglect discipline — correct with wisdom.
8. Parents, don’t buy everything — teach them the value of hard work.
9. Parents, don’t just provide — be present.
10. Parents, don’t curse your kids — speak life into them.
11. Parents, don’t just teach religion — live by example.
12. Parents, don’t allow strangers to shape your child’s mind — monitor their influences.
13. Parents, don’t overlook bad behaviour — address it early.
14. Parents, don’t reward wrongdoings — uphold good values.
15. Parents, don’t ignore their friends — know who they keep around.
16. Parents, don’t avoid tough conversations — guide them through it.
17. Parents, don’t bribe kids to behave — teach responsibility.
18. Parents, don’t fail to pray for your children — cover them daily.
19. Parents, don’t use abusive words — speak kindly.

20. Parents, don’t forget their mental health — check how they feel.
21. Parents, don’t keep secrets — share life lessons.
22. Parents, don’t live through them — let them find their own purpose.
23. Parents, don’t ignore warning signs — be alert.
24. Parents, don’t delay correction — act when it matters.
25. Parents, don’t favour one child — be fair.
26. Parents, don’t forget to say “I love you” — affirm them often.
27. Parents, don’t leave them to social media — be their first teacher.
28. Parents, don’t punish in anger — discipline in love.
29. Parents, don’t mock their dreams — encourage their ambitions.
30. Parents, don’t let your past pain be their burden — give them a fresh path.

Encouragement:
Children are a reflection of their upbringing. What you pour into them today becomes the foundation of their future. Don’t leave their growth to chance or strangers. Be intentional, patient, and loving in your parenting. You’re not just raising children — you’re shaping generations.

08/12/2025

*💯DAILY MOTIVATION*

Every Battle Is A Bridge.

David, with a simple slingshot, killed Goliath and eventually became king (1 Samuel 17). Joseph overcame the hatred of his brothers, false accusation and became second in power to Pharaoh (Genesis 37- 41). Ponder and meditate on the Battles of such champions... it will unleash energy, enthusiasm and faith.

Scripture Reference
• Daniel 11:32 "...the people that do know their God shall be strong, and do exploits."

08/12/2025

Strengthening your marriage (1)

‘‘Honour one another above yourselves.’’
Romans 12:10 NIVUK
No matter how good your marriage is, you can make it better. Author Jon Gordon writes: ‘My wife and I just celebrated our eighteenth wedding anniversary. We’ve learned and grown a lot…and I want to share some of our relationship lessons: 1) Choose wisely. One of the most important decisions you’ll ever make is the person you marry. You know you’re with the right person when they give you strength. Looking back…there’s no way I could have done it without my wife. Her love, support, belief and encouragement gave me strength. She believed in me when no one else did. 2) Be willing to improve and grow. Early in our marriage our relationship wasn’t very good. I was young, selfish and quite negative. One day my wife had enough: “I love you but I’m not going to spend my life with someone who makes me miserable. You have to change.” I looked at myself and realised she was right. So I became willing to change and to become a positive influence on my wife, my children and others. 3) Communicate. Communicate. Communicate! Most relationships break down because of poor communication. We’ve had disagreements over the years, but we always communicated, and this allowed us to grow stronger together. 4) Admit when you’re wrong. I’ve been wrong many times and admitted it. I’ve also admitted I was wrong even when I thought I wasn’t. I knew my wife was bothered, and it was more important for her to feel loved than for me to feel right. It takes maturity and a willingness to focus on your spouse more than your ego.’

07/12/2025

THE MORE S*X YOU HAVE WITH HER, THE MORE POWER SHE HAS TO DESTROY YOU

(S*xual access without purpose is emotional su***de for men)

Let’s talk like men.

Because many of you are confusing or**sm with victory. You think frequent s*x means you’re in control?

No. You’re the one being played.

Every time you sleep with her, something happens in your mind that you can’t control.

You bond.
You soften.
You start to tolerate nonsense.

Your masculine edge? Gone.
Your emotional balance? Hijacked.
Your purpose? Now competing with her body.

She doesn’t need witchcraft. S*x is the spell.

She gets inside your head without touching your brain.
She starts living rent-free in your thoughts.
You wake up thinking of her.
You sleep craving her.
You obey her just to keep the access flowing.

You think you’re in a relationship. But really—you’re in a trap.

You’re negotiating your self-worth in exchange for physical pleasure.
You’re tolerating disrespect because you “don’t want to start over.”
You’re holding on to her out of fear, not love.

The more s*x you have, the more emotionally compromised you become.

You ignore the red flags.
You excuse her bad behavior.
You start asking her for direction instead of leading.

And guess what?

She notices.
And she loses respect.

Because no woman respects a man she controls with her body.

You’ve turned from her protector to her puppet.
From a man with a mission, to a man with a mattress.

Some of you are in relationships that only still exist because of s*x.

You don’t even like her personality.
You don’t trust her character.
You can’t see a future with her.

But the s*x?
It got you hypnotized.
Now you’re stuck in a cycle of emotional su***de.

Let me be clear: S*x isn’t bad. But s*x without purpose is dangerous.

If she’s not your wife or part of your long-term vision,
You’re not “winning”—you’re wasting.
Wasting time. Wasting energy.
Wasting destiny.

Discipline is the true flex.

Any man can chase women.
But it takes a real KING to walk away from good s*x for a better future.

Control your appetite, or your appetite will control you.

Choose purpose. Not pleasure.
Choose power. Not puppetry.
Choose your mission. Not her mattress.

Because the more s*x you have with her, the more power she has to destroy you.

And by the time you realize it…
She’s already walking away with your mind, your energy, and your potential.