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🎓 ADMISSION SHOULD NOT COST YOU YOUR SALVATION! 🔥WHAT NEXT AFTER ADMISSION INTO THE HIGHER INSTITUTION?For many young pe...
18/08/2026

🎓 ADMISSION SHOULD NOT COST YOU YOUR SALVATION! 🔥

WHAT NEXT AFTER ADMISSION INTO THE HIGHER INSTITUTION?

For many young people, gaining admission is a dream come true. Parents celebrate, friends congratulate them, and everyone is excited about the new chapter.

But sadly, some young people enter higher institution with faith, values, and a strong relationship with God—and gradually lose them.

The freedom that comes with campus life can become a trap if there is no discipline.

New friends.
New relationships.
Parties and peer pressure.
Desire to “fit in.”
Neglect of prayer and fellowship.
Gradually, the things of God become less important.

The child who once prayed every morning now barely remembers God.

Parents, don’t just ask your child, “How are your grades?”

Also ask:

“How is your relationship with God?”
“Who are your friends?”
“What kind of life are you living?”
“Are you still the child we raised?”

And to every young person entering higher institution:

Your admission is a blessing, but don’t allow it to become the reason you lose your salvation.

Go to school.
Study hard.
Build your career.
Make good friends.
Enjoy your youth responsibly.

But don’t leave God behind.

“For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?” — Mark 8:36 (KJV)

Your certificate may open doors, but your relationship with God is worth more than any degree.

🎓 Get your education.
🙏🏽 Build your faith.
❤️ Guard your salvation.
🔥 Don’t lose God while pursuing your future.

YOUR CHILD HAS GAINED ADMISSION; NOW THE REAL PARENTING BEGINS!WHAT NEXT AFTER ADMISSION INTO THE HIGHER INSTITUTION?Adm...
18/08/2026

YOUR CHILD HAS GAINED ADMISSION; NOW THE REAL PARENTING BEGINS!

WHAT NEXT AFTER ADMISSION INTO THE HIGHER INSTITUTION?

Admission day is a moment of celebration for every parent. After years of school fees, prayers, sacrifices, and encouragement, seeing your child gain admission is a beautiful achievement.

But parents, don't stop at paying school fees.

When your child enters the higher institution, they are stepping into a new environment with greater freedom, new friendships, new influences, and many decisions to make.

This is the time to give them counsel, not just money.

Teach your child:

📚 Take your studies seriously.
Remind them that they are in school to learn and prepare for their future.

🤝 Choose friends wisely.
Not everyone who smiles with them has good intentions. Teach them to recognize good influence and avoid destructive company.

🙏🏽 Don't forget God.
Encourage them to maintain their prayer life, attend church, study God's Word, and make decisions that honour God.

❤️ Guard your character.
Tell them that freedom comes with responsibility. They should not allow campus life to change their values.

đź’° Learn to manage money.
Teach them contentment and budgeting. They don't need to compete with others over clothes, phones, parties, or lifestyle.

đźš« Know when to say NO.
Teach them that peer pressure, relationships, drugs, cultism, reckless sexual behaviour, and other destructive choices can have consequences that may affect their entire future.

🎯 Think about tomorrow.
Encourage them to learn useful skills, build healthy relationships, gain experience, and prepare for life after graduation.

Most importantly, keep communicating with your child.

Don't wait until they make a serious mistake before you start talking to them.

Ask about their friends.
Ask about their challenges.
Listen without immediately judging them.
Correct them with love.
Pray for them.

Your child may be leaving home for higher institution, but they still need your voice, your wisdom, your prayers, and your guidance.

Give them money, yes.
Give them school supplies, yes.
But above all, give them good counsel.

Because admission opens the door to higher education, but good parental guidance can help them walk through that door wisely. 🎓❤️

A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE MEANS NOTHING IF THERE IS NO PEACE INSIDE. 🏡🕊️HOW TO IDENTIFY A BLESSED FAMILY, EPISODE 1.A blessed fa...
15/08/2026

A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE MEANS NOTHING IF THERE IS NO PEACE INSIDE. 🏡🕊️

HOW TO IDENTIFY A BLESSED FAMILY, EPISODE 1.

A blessed family is not necessarily the family with the biggest house, the finest cars, or the most money in the bank.

True family blessing goes beyond material possessions.

One of the clearest signs of a blessed family is the PRESENCE OF PEACE IN THE HOME.

A family may not have everything money can buy, yet be deeply blessed because there is love, unity, understanding, and peace among them.

A blessed home is not a home without challenges. It is a home where challenges are handled with prayer, patience, love, forgiveness, and understanding.

The Bible says:

“Better is little with the fear of the LORD than great treasure and trouble therewith.”
— Proverbs 15:16 (KJV)

Don’t only pray for a wealthy family.

Pray for a peaceful family.

Because what is the value of a beautiful house if the people living inside it have no peace?

Build a peaceful home, not just a beautiful house. ❤️🏡

LEARN TO COMMUNICATE BEFORE YOU GET MARRIED 💍❤️Before you say “I do,” learn how to communicate.Marriage will test the wa...
15/08/2026

LEARN TO COMMUNICATE BEFORE YOU GET MARRIED 💍❤️

Before you say “I do,” learn how to communicate.

Marriage will test the way you speak, listen, respond, and handle disagreements.

👌Can you express your feelings without insulting your partner?
👌Can you disagree without becoming disrespectful?
👌Can you listen without preparing your next argument?
👌Can you have difficult conversations without shouting, blaming, or shutting down?

Don’t wait until marriage to learn these skills.

✊Learn to speak with love.
✊Learn to listen with understanding.
✊Learn to disagree with respect.
✊Learn to resolve conflicts without destroying each other.

A healthy marriage is not a marriage where couples never disagree. It is a marriage where both partners know how to disagree without losing respect and love for each other.

Before you pray for a peaceful marriage, prepare yourself to communicate peacefully.

Strong communication. Strong understanding. Strong marriage. ❤️

DON’T IGNORE RED FLAGS 🚩Don’t stay in a relationship simply because you’re afraid of being single.Being single is better...
14/08/2026

DON’T IGNORE RED FLAGS 🚩

Don’t stay in a relationship simply because you’re afraid of being single.

Being single is better than being trapped in the wrong marriage.

🫶Don’t explain away constant disrespect.
🫶Don’t romanticize manipulation.
🫶Don’t ignore dishonesty.
🫶Don’t call uncontrolled anger “passion.”
🫶Don’t call emotional abuse “love.”

Sometimes, what you call “I’m praying about it” may actually be a refusal to accept what you already see.

Pray for wisdom, not just confirmation.

Never allow the fear of being single to push you into a marriage you will spend years trying to escape.

Choose peace. Choose wisdom. Choose character. ❤️

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DON’T MARRY POTENTIAL; MARRY CHARACTER.Before you say yes to someone because of their dreams, ambition, appearance, or p...
13/08/2026

DON’T MARRY POTENTIAL; MARRY CHARACTER.

Before you say yes to someone because of their dreams, ambition, appearance, or promises, take time to study their character.

👉How does this person behave when angry?
👉Can they admit when they are wrong?
👉Do they respect boundaries?
👉Can they receive correction?
👉How do they treat people who cannot benefit them?

Someone may have great potential and still be a terrible spouse.

Don’t marry who you hope they will become. Pay attention to who they are now.

Marriage requires character more than chemistry.




BEFORE YOU PRAY FOR MARRIAGE, WORK ON YOUR CHARACTER 💍❤️Marriage is a beautiful gift from God, but it is also a place wh...
13/08/2026

BEFORE YOU PRAY FOR MARRIAGE, WORK ON YOUR CHARACTER 💍❤️

Marriage is a beautiful gift from God, but it is also a place where our character is tested, refined, and revealed.

One important truth every single brother and sister should understand is this:

You cannot carry an unhealthy character into marriage and expect marriage to fix it.

You can love God, pray, fast, serve faithfully in church, and still have areas of your character that need transformation.

Can you receive correction?
Can you admit when you are wrong?
Can you sincerely apologize?
Can you control your anger?
Can you communicate respectfully?
Can you forgive?
Can you listen?
Can you treat others with humility?

If these things are difficult for you now, don’t assume marriage will magically change you.

Marriage often exposes what singleness allowed you to overlook.

Before praying, “Lord, give me a husband,” also pray:

“Lord, make me a woman who is prepared to build a godly home.”

And brothers, before asking God for a virtuous woman, ask Him to make you a man capable of loving, leading, listening, sacrificing, protecting, and honouring his wife.

The Bible says:

“And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind…”
Romans 12:2 (KJV)

Don’t just prepare for your wedding.
Prepare your character.

Beauty may attract someone.
Money may impress someone.
Spiritual gifts may draw attention.

But character is what your spouse will live with every single day.

Work on yourself before you become someone else’s spouse.

Marriage is not a rehabilitation centre for bad character.

May God give us humble hearts that are willing to receive godly correction and allow Him to prune every attitude that could hinder us from building peaceful, healthy, and Christ-centred homes.




YOU MUSTN’T SWEAR TO PROVE YOUR INNOCENCE. Yesterday, a woman we’ll call Mrs. Bola joined us in a public transport. She ...
12/08/2026

YOU MUSTN’T SWEAR TO PROVE YOUR INNOCENCE.

Yesterday, a woman we’ll call Mrs. Bola joined us in a public transport. She was visibly upset and kept lamenting about an incident that had just happened.

According to her, she had given ₦1,000 to the driver of the bus she had just alighted from and was expecting her balance. However, the driver insisted that she had given him only ₦500.

Mrs. Bola was very certain that she had given the driver ₦1,000, so the argument continued. Before long, the situation attracted the attention of passers-by, who gathered around to find out what was happening.

In the middle of the argument, another woman, whom we’ll call Mrs. Ayodele, stepped forward. She told Mrs. Bola that the driver was telling the truth because she had personally witnessed the transaction and saw Mrs. Bola give the driver ₦500, not ₦1,000.

The argument became even more intense.

In an attempt to prove that she was telling the truth, Mrs. Bola said:

“Let me be killed by a vehicle if I am lying.”

Mrs. Ayodele, equally convinced that she had seen what happened, also swore in a similar manner.

Eventually, we continued our journey.

When we finally reached our destination, something happened that left me speechless.

Mrs. Bola reached into her bag to bring out money to pay for something. Lo and behold, the ₦1,000 note she had been insisting that she gave the driver was still inside her bag.

She had been mistaken all along.

I had witnessed everything from the beginning, but I chose not to confront her.

This experience really got me thinking about how easily we can make serious statements when we are angry, emotional, or completely convinced that we are right.

MORAL LESSON

Sometimes, being absolutely convinced that we are right does not mean that we are actually right. Human beings can forget, become confused, or make honest mistakes.

Therefore, never swear carelessly, especially when you are not completely certain about the facts.

Before making a serious oath or calling death upon yourself as proof of your innocence, pause, calm down, think carefully, and verify the situation.

Think before you speak. Verify before you accuse. And never use your life as a guarantee for something you are not 100% certain about.

You may discover later that what you were so certain about was actually a mistake.

“Death and life are in the power of the tongue…” — Proverbs 18:21 (KJV)

Be careful with your words. Some words should never be spoken carelessly.



12/08/2026

Mrs. Amaxe of AMAXEJANE TV doing her things at the traditional wedding of one of our mummy in Christ, mummy Ovafire.

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