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11/09/2025

How do I save my country using my God-given gifts.

1. Understanding the Idea
God gives gifts to individuals not just for personal gain, but for the good of others (1 Peter 4:10). Saving a country doesn’t always mean being president or leading the army it means using your God-given gifts (talents, skills, personality, and calling) to solve problems around you that, collectively, impact the nation.

Edison was just one man, but his gift of innovation and persistence gave the world the electric light bulb. Did he save his whole country at once? No. But his gift solved a major problem darkness after sunset and transformed industries, education, and safety.

👉 Today, nations that use electricity well prosper more. Edison didn’t “fight with guns”; he fought with his God-given gift of creativity and problem-solving.

Now, let’s bring it closer home:
Chinua Achebe (Nigeria). His gift was storytelling. Through his novel Things Fall Apart, he preserved culture, corrected negative narratives about Africa, and gave Nigerians (and Africans) a voice globally.

That gift didn’t just bless him it reshaped identity for millions.

3. Biblical Example
Joseph in Egypt (Genesis 41).
Joseph had the gift of interpretation and strategy. He didn’t save Egypt with weapons; he saved them with wisdom and administration. By using his gift, he fed not just Egypt but other nations in famine.

4. How This Applies to You
Discover your gift (e.g., leadership, teaching, innovation, music, healing, writing, encouragement).

Identify your country’s problems (e.g., corruption, hunger, lack of education, broken values).

Use your gift as a solution.

If you’re gifted in teaching → fight ignorance by educating children.

If you’re gifted in innovation → create solutions for clean water, farming, or tech.

If you’re gifted in encouragement → raise hope in a depressed society.

If you’re gifted in leadership → model integrity and fairness in your space.

5. The Ripple Effect
Saving a country isn’t about one dramatic act. It’s about millions of people using their gifts faithfully in small spaces. Imagine if every Joseph, Achebe, or Edison said “my gift is too small” the world would still be in darkness.

✨ You save your country by identifying what God has put inside you, applying it to real problems around you, and being consistent like Joseph, Edison, or Achebe. Small acts of faithfulness with your gift can ripple into national transformation.

22/08/2025

135,000 young Nigerians joined a ‘gehgeh’ TikTok live… to learn what exactly? 🤔
This really shows where the mindset of many young Nigerians is today.
We’ve got a lot of work to do, mehn.

It’s high time believers use every aspect of social media to dispense morals and values. Fighting each other only fuels more division than we realize.

21/08/2025

We’ll compare the gifts God put in humans (talents, abilities, personality, creativity, spiritual gifts, etc.) with the gifts God put in the land and nature (gold, crude oil, minerals, fertile soil, etc.).

1. Source of Both Gifts
In Humans: God deposited intangible treasures—wisdom, talents, creativity, skills, personality, spiritual gifts. (2 Timothy 1:6 – “Stir up the gift of God, which is in you”).

In the Land: God deposited tangible treasures—gold, crude oil, diamonds, fertile land. (Deuteronomy 8:9 – “A land where you will eat food without scarcity… a land whose stones are iron, and out of whose hills you can dig copper”).

👉 Both human gifts and land gifts come from God as raw deposits.

2. Raw vs. Refined
In Humans: A person may have a gift of singing, leadership, teaching, or business sense. But until it is trained, disciplined, and refined, it doesn’t reach its full value.
Example: A young boy may sing beautifully in church, but until he trains his voice and learns the industry, the gift may remain at the “raw” stage.

In the Land: Crude oil in the ground is almost useless in raw form—sticky, dirty, even harmful. But when refined, it produces petrol, kerosene, diesel, plastics, and even medicine.
Example: Nigeria exports crude oil, but countries that refine it make far more money.

👉 Both need refining to produce maximum value.

3. Potential vs. Productivity
In Humans: Someone can have the ability to solve problems (potential), but if they never act on it, the world gains nothing.
Example: A gifted storyteller who never writes or speaks publicly wastes the gift.

In the Land: Africa is rich in resources, but many resources remain untapped, making the continent still appear poor.
Example: The Democratic Republic of Congo is one of the richest in natural resources, but poverty persists because the potential isn’t fully harnessed.

👉 Unused gifts—whether human or natural—keep people in poverty.

4. Value to Society
In Humans: One doctor’s skill can save hundreds of lives. One teacher’s knowledge can shape generations.

In the Land: One mine of gold can build schools, hospitals, and infrastructure for an entire nation.

👉 Both are meant for the blessing of others, not selfish gain.

5. Exploitation vs. Stewardship
In Humans: If you misuse your gift—like using leadership to oppress instead of serve—it becomes destructive.

In the Land: If you exploit the land—like illegal mining, oil spillage, or deforestation—it destroys communities and the environment.

👉 Both require stewardship, not abuse.

6. Renewable vs. Non-Renewable
In Humans: Human gifts can grow and multiply the more you use them (Matthew 25:29 – “For to everyone who has, more will be given”). The more you sing, lead, write, invent, the sharper your gift becomes.

In the Land: Many natural resources are non-renewable. Crude oil and gold can run out. But if wisely managed, they can sustain a nation for generations.

👉 Human gifts are renewable and expandable; natural gifts are exhaustible and must be preserved.

7. Examples of Integration
When Human Gift meets Land Gift:

Farmers (human ability) cultivate fertile land (natural gift) to feed a nation.

Engineers (human ability) refine crude oil (natural gift) into fuel that powers industries.

Entrepreneurs (human creativity) turn cocoa beans (natural gift) into chocolate factories.

👉 Natural gifts need human gifts to unlock their true value.

Human Gifts = intangible treasures (creativity, wisdom, ability, spiritual gifts).

Land/Nature Gifts = tangible treasures (oil, gold, minerals, fertile soil).

Both are God’s deposits meant for development.

Both are useless until refined.

Both bless nations when used responsibly.

Both can be wasted or abused.

✨ A land full of crude oil but with unskilled people will remain poor.
A man full of Gifts but in a barren land will struggle.

But when the gifts of man and the gifts of the land meet under God’s guidance, nations rise.

19/08/2025

How Did Jesus Christ Used His Gifts For National Development?

Read through Comment session.👇

19/08/2025

✨ Your Gift: God’s Tool for National Development ✨

Many people think gifts are just for personal success. But the truth is—your gifts are one of the tools God gave us for national development.

A young Nigerian boy loved fixing broken radios. His neighbors thought it was just “childish play.” Years later, he became an engineer designing affordable solar kits that now power homes in rural areas where there’s no electricity.

That gift of fixing things wasn’t just for him. It became a blessing to a whole community and even the nation.

🔥 3 Lessons About Your Gift & Nation Building

Your gift is not small – The Bible says in Proverbs 18:16, “A man’s gift makes room for him and brings him before great men.” Sometimes, that “room” isn’t just a job—it’s a solution your country needs.

Nations rise on the shoulders of gifts – Doctors, teachers, farmers, writers, inventors—each is using their gift to strengthen the nation. Imagine if everyone ignored their gifts; where would Nigeria (or any nation) be?

Your gift is God’s investment in you – Just like talents in Matthew 25, God expects you to multiply it, not hide it. When you use your gift, you’re building more than yourself; you’re building generations.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie turned her gift of storytelling into books that put Nigeria on the global stage. Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma (founder of Innoson Motors) used his gift in manufacturing to reduce dependence on foreign cars. Each one proves that gifts can transform nations.

Don’t just think about survival. Think about service. Ask yourself today: How can my gift solve a problem in my nation?

Because your gift is more than a talent—it’s a tool for national development.

16/08/2025

To be a Kingdom frontliner is to rise as a fearless soldier of light, carrying truth into a broken generation, standing where others retreat, bringing hope where darkness reigns—because this world desperately needs warriors who won’t compromise, but boldly shine Christ’s life, love, and victory without apology.

Becoming a Kingdom frontliner means boldly manifesting your God-given gifts, refusing to bury your light, and stepping into the battlefield of this generation with courage—because the world is crying for authentic voices of hope; so rise, shine, and join my team as we advance heaven’s cause together.

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11/08/2025

If you are a man an have a ministry. Start today with this knowledge.

P**n is not “just entertainment.” It’s a slow, invisible trap. I’m speaking to young Kenyan men today.

We live in a time where po*******hy is everywhere.
It’s in your phone. Your social media feed. Even hidden inside “innocent” Netflix shows.

It’s not harmless. It’s programming you.

Read Your Brain on P**n and you’ll understand what I mean.

It’s not just about what you see — it’s about what it does to your brain:

1. It rewires your reward system. The more you consume, the less motivated you become in real life. That hunger to build something? Gone.

2. It kills your drive. You think you’re relaxing, but you’re draining the same energy you should be using to work, create, train, or build your future.

3. It distorts reality. You start expecting women — and relationships — to behave like the fake scenes you’ve been watching. That’s not love. That’s not intimacy.

4. It breeds aggression and frustration. Because your brain is on a constant dopamine rollercoaster, you become irritable, impatient, and unfocused.

And here’s the sad part — most of you don’t even see it as a problem.

You’ll laugh it off. Call it “normal.” Meanwhile, it’s slowly dulling your edge.

Men — your mind is your greatest weapon. Guard it.
Stop feeding it garbage that kills your ambition.

If you need a challenge, try 90 days without p**n.
Watch what happens to your energy, your focus, and your confidence.

Your brain is worth more than a quick high.
Protect it.

– Elvis W.
elvisw.online

09/08/2025

I gained 1,103 followers, created 49 posts and received 227 reactions in the past 90 days! Thank you all for your continued support. I could not have done it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

08/08/2025

First of all intro…..duction.

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05/08/2025

Above all get the spirit of discernment. it will save you a lot.