Oh Lord release your power to work in us and through us, till we are changed to be more like you. And all the world will see your glory revealed and worship you. 🙌🏾

The scripture commands the pastored to honour their pastors doubly. And the scripture also requires the pastors to not demand this honour that is rightfully theirs. In fact you’re told if you go somewhere and you’re not honoured there, turn away. Don’t demand they honour you and don’t force yourself on them. Just turn away. There are things that are your responsibility as someone who is being pastored and if you’re not toxic you should live up to your responsibilities as soon as you’re aware of them. If your pastor is sensible he should teach you what your responsibility is but should never impose those responsibilities on you. There are ways of showing you’re thankful even without saying them but if you have no problem with your vocal cord you should be able to verbalize your gratitude. For those of us who have proper pastors who have pastored us biblically, if you’re normal, you know that there’s a sense of debt you have towards them. It’s like the debt you have towards your parents when you know of the sacrifices they made for you. On their end they don’t dangle those sacrifices over you, you didn’t ask to be born in the first place but deep in your heart you want to do all you can to show them how grateful you are. When you do, they too thank you, not because they think you owe them (even though you think you do), but because they’re genuinely grateful that you remember them. Except the relationship is toxic these things are not hard to understand.

Lord God, you are the one who is mighty, yet you do not despise men.

Computer Science and Software engineering are still very viable, but the nature of the job is changing. Writing code was never the hardest part. The harder part is understanding how systems work, making good decisions, weighing tradeoffs, and making sure what gets built actually solves the problem. AI agents make those skills even more valuable. The people who may struggle are those whose value comes mainly from (maybe) turning tickets into code. The engineers/scientists who understand the fundamentals, think critically, and know how to solve real problems will continue to be valuable. The industry will look different in the next couple of years, but different doesn’t mean dead.

Thank you Dad! @gideonodoma What a glorious feast we had. 🥹🧡🧡🧡 #mis2026 🔥🔥

I added one more to the pile! 😅

Evangelism should even start from church itself. So many people haven’t totally surrendered to Christ.

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Kai. The things that grieve God should grieve you. They should.

For the gift of Apostle Gideon Ekele Odoma, thank you Jesus. For my Pastor, Rev Dogara, thank you Jesus. For My Church, thank you Jesus! Fortress is a House of Bread indeed! MIS2026

Criticized Apostle Paul and the Doctrine of the Apostle that is at least 2k years older than him they fear criticism. Wonderful!!!

I watched this video expecting to come away thinking about the realities of raising a child with significant additional needs. Instead, I found myself reading the comments and wondering how we still have such a poor understanding of disability in 2026. What struck me was not people acknowledging that caring for a child with complex needs can be difficult. That is simply reality. Parents and carers live that reality every single day and there is nothing wrong with speaking honestly about it. What unsettled me was how quickly the conversation moved from ‘this looks hard’ to ‘this child should never have been born.’ I saw comments suggesting she should have been terminated. Comments suggesting her life was a burden. Comments suggesting that the mother’s devotion and care were somehow evidence that the pregnancy should have been terminated. As a social worker who has spent years working alongside disabled children, disabled adults and families caring for children with additional needs. I have seen exhaustion, grief, parents worry endlessly about the future, siblings make sacrifices, families fighting for support that should never have been so difficult to access. But I have also seen is love, joy, connection, resilience, humour, achievement and lives that have value far beyond the limitations that other people place upon them. The little girl in this video is not a thought experiment. She is not a political argument about abortion. She is not a cautionary tale. She is a child. A child whose life has worth simply because she exists. You do not have to pretend that raising a child with significant disabilities is easy. It isn’t. You do not have to believe you would personally be able to cope with that level of responsibility. Many people probably couldn’t. But there is a huge moral difference between acknowledging the challenges of disability and deciding that a disabled person’s life is less valuable than anyone else’s. Perhaps what disturbed me most was realising that some people watched that mother’s patience, love and commitment and saw tragedy. I watched the same video and saw a mother doing her absolute best for a daughter she clearly adores. If your first reaction to a vulnerable child is to question whether they should exist, then the issue is not the child. The issue is what has happened to our capacity for empathy.

Grace! Grace!

The problem of accurate doctrine The problem of proper discipleship The problem of sincere and responsible fatherhood The plague of self-certified Christianity The plague of being palatable to the world at the expense of what the Bible teaches The problem of shallow reading The problem of borrowed conviction The problem of emotional worship without understanding The problem of leaders who are never held accountable The plague of treating numbers as proof of faithfulness The problem of biblical illiteracy ADONAI HAVE MERCY!

We cannot be Christians and stay silent at the perversion of Christianity by any man. We cannot sleep when someone takes the mic and makes a mockery of Calvary. And we will not pretend otherwise to keep the peace. I would rather be a busybody to men than a fool who rejoices with those who seek to destroy the sanctity of true doctrine. We will cry, we will fight, and we will kick against every mocker of the true gospel of Jesus Christ. Because what is at stake is not our reputation. It is what was bought at too great a price to be handled carelessly. We cannot love God's people more than God. We cannot love God's church more than God. That is why we cannot cover sin perpetrated by people simply because they hold the mic. That is not loyalty. That is not love. It is JESUS unadulterated or nothing else. We are first and most importantly God's own. And that is the only identity that shapes how we speak, what we defend, and what we refuse to excuse. By God's grace, the wolves will not win over God's sheep. #MIS2026

Begins today. For every believer who seeking to whether their cutting edge in the spirit. Come! You are welcome to stream online too.

Battles and Mantles! 📍🔥 #MIS2026

I appreciate the emphasis on reading Scripture and seeking the Holy Spirit’s help. Every Christian should do that. However, I think this creates a false contrast between Scripture and theology that the Bible itself does not make. Theological books are not automatically “high-sounding knowledge books with philosophical inferences.” Many are simply believers explaining what they understand the Bible to teach. If explaining Scripture through a book is wrong, then sermons, Bible studies, commentaries, and discipleship materials would also be problematic. The real issue is whether what is being taught is faithful to Scripture. The apostles themselves did theology. Romans explains justification, Galatians explains law and grace, Hebrews explains Christ’s priesthood, and Ephesians explains the church. They did more than quote verses. They interpreted, connected, defended, and applied biblical truth. Yes, the Holy Spirit gives understanding. Yet the same Holy Spirit also gave teachers to the church (Ephesians 4:11-12). God has always used human instruments to help His people grow. Timothy knew the Scriptures from childhood because he was taught by others, and Paul continued to instruct him throughout his ministry. Church history also shows that many of the church’s greatest defenses against error came through careful theological study. The doctrines of the Trinity, the deity of Christ, justification by faith, and many other foundational truths were preserved because faithful believers studied Scripture deeply and wrote extensively about it. I agree that information overload can be a problem. We live in an age where everyone has an opinion. But the solution is discernment, not disengagement from theological study. The answer is to test everything by Scripture and hold fast to what is true. A healthy Christian life is not Bible versus theology, Scripture versus teachers, or the Holy Spirit versus study. It is reading Scripture, praying for illumination, learning from faithful teachers, and testing every teaching by God’s Word. Those things work together, and that is the pattern we see throughout Scripture.

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Abuja APOLOGETICS CONFERENCE. June.