Caleb Adeyi

@TaikenGraphics This your faith strong o😂😂

Welcome back bro😂

@TaikenGraphics Well then, anything we ask according to His will......

@AdeyiCaleb Ohhh, just getting to know

It's how to create the glassy text effect todayy Might try it on a design

Jesus is my God and my Saviour

@TaikenGraphics That's the title of a book by Kathryn Khulman, i think Is it?

@AdeyiCaleb Ahhh 🤧 I believe in miracles

4 pics 1 word #LaunchDay

The reason why the sights from Ozoro inflame our sensibilities is because we have adopted foreign sensibilities. For the people of Ozoro, that is what their ancestors made them become, that’s what the gods they worship demand. This is possibly coming to light just now because of mobile phones but make no mistake, this is our culture. We find it repulsive because we have adopted a foreign culture that frowns upon taking advantage of the vulnerable and defenceless amongst us. This is not peculiar to African civilisation, human beings have always historically taken advantage of the vulnerable and defenceless if doing so was going to be gratifying. From the barbarians of the ancient western world to the Ozoro men of 2026. The one thing all humans inherited from mitochondrial Eve was that disposition to seek self preservation. It is only the gospel of Jesus Christ that teaches people to defend the vulnerable to the denying of oneself. That gospel has been largely responsible for western civilisation as we know it today, it is that civilisation that has influenced many of the English speaking world. It is that gospel that has formed what is now being fronted as equality. Secularism cannot defend the equity it seek to project because there’s no basis for its grounding. There’s no reason for anyone to protect the vulnerable when they’re not benefiting from it except like the gospel teaches they do it because it is what a good God who is the judge of the quick and the dead commands. The men and women of Ozoro need the gospel.

@AyotundeMartin_ They need the light of the gospel It's the tradition they were raised in And until people encounter something greater, they'll live according to the dictates of the tradition that raised them

It is pure insanity. "Total depravity", this one is beyond that, they should all be wiped out if possible abeg. So nobody thinks in the whole village? Not a single soul? How did the culture even last that long? Are they all sick? Chai!

How can there be so many persons at a time, perpetrating such barbaric acts? I simply can't wrap my head around it. They should actually wipe out the entire village if need be. Old men, young men, young boys, of different age and sizes, all stupid at the same time.

“Jesus Is Proud Of You When You Stand In The Face Of Persecution” -Bryce Crawford

Should the time come when you feel like God isn’t fair to you, tell Him. He understands, even the parts you can’t explain. Cc: Psalm 13:1-2

Write your laws in my heart, oh God!

My new pencil art on paper. Shadows of the evening II

Okay, so I've been trying to drop my phone, but I'm always back to it in a few minutes, so I decided to read up on what's actually going on Turns out it's called dopamine hijacking, and every app we use is doing it to us right now Let me explain what I found

Keep me in the Beloved, for that is where my acceptance lie Keep my straying heart with you, teach it to truly love you Draw me in, draw me near, draw me close

Amen.

Keep me in the Beloved, for that is where my acceptance lie Keep my straying heart with you, teach it to truly love you Draw me in, draw me near, draw me close

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