Prayer warriors

16/12/2025

Congratulations prophet, more grace

14/12/2025

14/12/2025

When a person is in the passive stage of the disloyalty process he does not involve himself in much. He sits and watches unconcerned and uninvolved. Pastors, look out for people in the congregation who are indifferent and unconcerned. They are potential deserters of the ship.”

Jeremiah 48:10- Cursed be he that doeth the work of the Lord deceitfully, and cursed be he that keepeth back his sword from blood.

Excerpt From
Loyalty and Disloyalty
Dag Heward-Mills

04/12/2025

04/12/2025

03/12/2025

Happy birthday to you pastor Benny.
More blessings years ahead 🙌🙏

29/11/2025

A Christian must be righteously strict with himself, mercifully kind to others,and secretly pure toward God
Apostle Arome Osayi

29/11/2025

Boko Haram Continues Because Christian Communities Are Disorganised

Hard Truths We Can No Longer Avoid

There is a painful honesty that Nigerian Christians must confront: the enemy is organised, but the Church is not. Boko Haram works with a clear ideology, shared goals, and strict internal discipline. Meanwhile, Christian communities remain fragmented by denomination, personality disputes, and unnecessary rivalry. Where extremists train their youths with purpose, Christians often entertain theirs with noise, events, and distractions. The contrast is uncomfortable, but truth must be faced before change can begin. A disorganised majority will always be vulnerable to an organised minority.

Activity Is Not the Same as Strategy

Christians in Nigeria are busy, but not structured. Prayer vigils, conferences, and crusades happen every weekend, yet very little long-term planning exists. Boko Haram has intelligence networks; Christians rarely have community watch systems. Boko Haram plans ahead; Christians usually react after tragedy. It is not that believers lack devotion—far from it. The issue is that devotion has not been paired with strategy. Without planning, unity, and awareness, even sincere faith becomes exposed and unprotected in the face of deliberate aggression.

A Majority Without a Map

It is one of the great ironies of Nigeria: Christians are the majority population, yet they have no coordinated survival plan. No shared security structures, no youth development framework, no united response to threats. This lack of organisation gives extremists the advantage. Faith must not be reduced to events and emotions; it must also shape how communities prepare, protect, and plan for the future. The Church must move from scattered activity to collective purpose. When Christians organise with wisdom, their numbers become strength instead of fragility.

Meditation

“Lord, open our eyes to the danger of disorganisation. Teach us to build, to prepare, and to stand together

29/11/2025

Every good tree can be seen in it's fruits, so therefore watch out for every religion and the kinds of fruits they bears.
Christ came to die for the whole world because there is no one who can do that.
Christianity is love and fellowship with God, that's why we don't kill people who are not in our religion or our fellowship.
If you can kill your colleague human being then you are waste then the Satan.
If you claim to love God then love His creation.
YOU NEED JESUS CHRIST!!!!