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I would go first. I'm attracted to what we call spirikoko brothers here in Nigeria 🤣😂🤣
21/07/2025

I would go first. I'm attracted to what we call spirikoko brothers here in Nigeria 🤣😂🤣

Countless times, people have approached me with a misconception that this page only speaks for and to women/ladies, but ...
20/07/2025

Countless times, people have approached me with a misconception that this page only speaks for and to women/ladies, but that's not true. I would say this so it's very clear and plain.

This page is dedicated to supporting everyone, regardless of gender or background, on their journey towards relationship and personal growth. We firmly believe in the principles of Christ and love make them the heart of our teachings, and we invite all individuals to engage with our content.

We encourage our followers to share what inspired them in every post and suggest topics for discussion in the comments, fostering a vibrant and interactive community. Don’t hesitate to share the posts that resonate with you—just remember to give credit where it’s due.

If you're facing challenges and need a listening ear, my direct messages (DM) are always open for encouragement and support. Together, we are building a godly community where everyone can strive to become their best selves and build thriving relationships with others. Thank you for being an essential part of this journey as we embrace growth and transformation together.


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"8 Deep Questions to Ask a Guy You Like — Without Sounding Desperate or Thirsty"“Because wisdom listens. Flirting can wa...
12/06/2025

"8 Deep Questions to Ask a Guy You Like — Without Sounding Desperate or Thirsty"
“Because wisdom listens. Flirting can wait.”

✨ 1. “What shaped your view of love growing up?”

This doesn’t sound flirty. It’s just real.
It opens the door to his past, his beliefs, and his emotional upbringing.

Does he have unresolved wounds? Does he even think about these things?

🧠 2. “What’s something you’re still trying to unlearn about relationships?”

Now this one sounds introspective, not romantic.
And it’s a great way to see his level of emotional maturity without making it about you.

Bonus: You’ll quickly see if he’s defensive, playful, or honest.

🪞 3. “What do you think most people misunderstand about you?”

Boom. This question touches both vulnerability and identity — without sounding like a “Do you like me?” trap.

Quietly observe: Does he have self-awareness? Does he feel safe being known?

🙏🏽 4. “Who calls you out when you’re slipping spiritually or emotionally?”

Girl, if a man has no accountability, he’s a walking red flag with cologne.
This question sounds innocent, but it checks for discipleship, correction, and character.

🔥 5. “When was the last time you felt really convicted about something?”

You’re not asking this to play Holy Spirit, but to understand his capacity for repentance.
No need to react too much—just take mental notes.

🎯 6. “Do you believe men and women can truly be friends without ulterior motives?”

Whew. Now this one is spicy — but it’s disguised as a conversation starter.
His answer will tell you what he really thinks about boundaries, temptation, and self-control.

💼 7. “What’s something you’re building that you don’t want to fail at?”

This taps into purpose and drive — and shows what he’s committed to long-term.
If his answers are shallow, the man might just be living for the moment.

❤️‍🩹 8. “What’s something you’ve healed from that people don’t even know about?”

This hits deep but softly.
It’s not “trauma-digging,” but it’s an invite to be seen — without forcing it.

📖 Takeaway:

You don’t need to flirt to know if he’s worth your “yes.”
You just need to listen with discernment, not desperation.
As Proverbs 20:5 says, “The purposes of a person’s heart are deep waters, but one who has insight draws them out.”

Let your questions be like a well — not a spotlight.
Draw him out. Don’t try to define him too quickly.

✍🏾 Okoye Precious | Your Relationship and Godly Living Coach.

“I’m Not Just Waiting... I’m Becoming.”I used to think waiting for a life partner was just… waiting.Waiting to be chosen...
11/06/2025

“I’m Not Just Waiting... I’m Becoming.”

I used to think waiting for a life partner was just… waiting.
Waiting to be chosen.
Waiting to be loved.
Waiting for my life to finally begin.

But I’ve come to learn that real waiting—godly waiting—is not passive. It’s not a holding pattern. It’s not a punishment for being “too much” or “not enough.”

It’s a season of becoming.
Of healing.
Of learning how to be whole without being attached.
Of praying intentional prayers—not just for who’s coming, but for who I’m becoming.

Because I don’t just want love that feels good—I want love that builds well.
And that kind of love requires preparation. Not perfection, but surrender.

So here I am—becoming someone worth loving deeply.
Learning to hand God my fears, my triggers, my timelines.
Learning to serve, to hope again, to trust when it doesn’t make sense.
Learning that singleness isn’t the absence of love… it’s the training ground for it.

Because when the right person finally comes,
I want them to find me healed.
Found.
And full.

Not waiting empty…
Waiting ready.

“He makes everything beautiful in its time.” – Ecclesiastes 3:11

✍🏾 Okoye Precious | Your Relationship and Godly Living Coach

💵 You Will Never Lose Your Value:A very well known speaker started his seminar holding a note of Rs100. In that seminar ...
13/06/2023

💵 You Will Never Lose Your Value:

A very well known speaker started his seminar holding a note of Rs100. In that seminar room there were total 200 people.

Now looking at the people he asked, “Who would like to have this 100rs bill (note)?”

Hands started to go up.

Now he said, “I will give you this but let me first do this.” then he proceeded and started to crumple the note.

After crumpling phone he then asked again, “Who still wants it?”

Still there were hands up in the air.

“Well”, He responded. “What if i do this?”

Then he dropped it on the ground and pressed it on the floor with his shoes. Now he picked it up and this time note was all crumpled and dirty, “Now who still wants it?” He asked

Again there were hands up in the air.

“My friends, you have all learned a very important lesson today and that is No matter what i did to this note but it doesn’t decrease the value of this bill (note) it still values 100rs.”

Moral: Many times in life situation come when we drop, crumple and get dirt by making wrong decisions. We fell like worthless but no matter what happens, you will Never Lose you Value.


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12/06/2023

Prophet Suddenly.
Never be too desperate it will drive you mad

20/04/2023

It's not enough to know God only on Sundays. Know Him every single day of your life and you will fall in love with the awesomeness of His personality.
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03/04/2023

Prayers shouldn't be something you do occasionally only when you're in need or a means to an end. It should be a lifestyle. If you've not prayed a day then you're soul should not be at ease. Pray!Pray!Pray! Don't stop praying.

26/01/2023

NEVER GIVE UP

25/01/2023

MY LOVER: An Epiphany of how His love feels like
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24/01/2023

OVERCOMING LUST. A MUST WATCH

THE WOUNDED WARRIOR.I decided to rest a little this afternoon and while i was resting, i had a dream and i know i have t...
06/12/2022

THE WOUNDED WARRIOR.

I decided to rest a little this afternoon and while i was resting, i had a dream and i know i have to share this dream.

It was a battle field, there were many female warriors of Yahweh, but before the battle started the devil gave an order to all his warriors, he told them.

"While fighting, ensure you don't wound Deborah."

Why shouldn't we wound her? One of them asked.

He replied, "Because Deborah fight best when she is wounded."

When i woke up, those words kept ringing in my ears.
"Deborah fight best when she is wounded."

Then the Holy Spirit shared a secret with me, about ladies that rise in the order of Deborah.

He told me there are female warriors rising in the order of Deborah.
When they enter the battlefield, the enemy usually do his best to injure them badly so they will run out of the battlefield, but God in his infinite wisdom so designed it that every wound inflicted on them rather than making them weak and run out of the battlefield, it energizes them to fight better.

The same wound the devil wanted to use to make them run out of the battlefield, is what Yahweh decided to use to energize them to fight better.
This set of female warriors fight best when they are wounded.

I write to the female warriors rising in the order of Deborah.
Sis, when you are wounded is not the time for you to run out of the battlefield.
Sis, when the enemy shoot you the arrow of heartbreak is not the time for you to run out of your prayer altar.
Sis, when the sword of life inflict you with the injury of persecution, betrayal, it is not the time for you to quit studying the word of God.
Sis, when you are stabbed at the back by those you love, it is not the time for you to give up and refuse to continue fasting and interceding for souls.

The wound on you is a mark that you have been hit by the enemy, but it is also a signal for you from God that this is the time to fight best.

Dear Wounded Warrior rising in the order of Deborah.
Life is a battlefield for you.
Whenever you see a wound on you it is not the time for you to drop your sword, it is the time for you to lift your sword higher because.
"YOU FIGHT BEST, WHEN YOU ARE WOUNDED."

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