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Don't fall for the profile picture, 95% of people supporting Tinubu from the SW are muslims.

You can’t be a Christian and support homosexuality. You also can’t be a Christian and hate gay people.

Let’s cover abortion next

"Give me one Surah in the Quran that says Allah loves you." A Christian preacher queries the certainty of Muslims concerning the nature of Allah.

All of North Africa were Christians. They produced amazing theologians and theological materials. They burned the libraries and islamized them.

The stone wasn’t rolled away so Jesus could come out. It was rolled away so you could see what God already did.

Stop the m~rder. Amen?

Dawah is a joke

A 17-year-old named Avery was diagnosed with a serious condition affecting his brain after experiencing sudden health episodes. Medical evaluations indicated urgency, and doctors recommended immediate intervention due to the rapid progression. However, Avery made a decision that surprised many. Instead of proceeding right away, he chose to attend a revival gathering, believing that God could intervene in his situation. During the meetings, prayers were offered in faith, and those present described a deep spiritual atmosphere. Avery and his family remained hopeful, trusting that God was in control. Shortly after, new medical tests were performed. According to the testimony shared, the results brought unexpected news: the condition that had caused so much concern was no longer present. Follow-up evaluations continued to show no sign of the issue. While different perspectives may interpret this in various ways, for many believers, this moment reflects something they have always held onto—faith, hope, and the belief that God is still at work. Scripture reminds us: “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” (Hebrews 13:8) Stories like this invite us to reflect on trust, even when circumstances seem uncertain. What do you think about this testimony? Leave your comment below, and if you believe that God still works in powerful ways today, share this post so more people can see it.

4200 world religions … but only one empty tomb!

From the religion of people who "love" Jesus more than Christians

Meet this young Kenyan Girl who has taken upon herself to preach the word of God in Matatus in Nairobi Kenya!

Today in Abuja, I had a breakfast meeting with some diplomats that included, the British High Commissioner to Nigeria and his Colleagues from European Union, Germany, Canada, and France. It was an enriching discussion on relationships. -PO

Muslims bent on steering people away from Christianity wore shirts that say “I love Jesus (Peace Be Upon Him) Because I’m Muslim.” Christians: Do not fall for this ruse. Muslims do not love or believe in the biblical Jesus. Muslims insist Jesus was never crucified and never resurrected. They claim he is not the Son of God and reject Christ’s divinity and the Trinity. The Koran denounces Christians as blasphemers, vile and worthy of subjugation. Don’t fall for this distortion of Truth. Live not by lies.

Many Muslims don’t know that allah at one point forgot he was almighty and prayed to someone. Who was allah praying to?

Muhammed found Christ‼️‼️ This is the story of Mohammed, a man from northern Nigeria with a strong Muslim background. He attended Islamic school and served as a spiritual leader who led prayers. Later, he had an encounter with Jesus, and his life changed. This is a true testimony, and I am genuinely happy for Muhammed.

To be a Muslim i must confess that Muhammed is the messenger of Allah. I must not question his Quran, his sayings and doings. Everytime his name is mentioned i must pray for peace upon him. I must follow in his footsteps to be a real Muslim. What am I doing? I'm worshipping Muhammad.

No Islamic clerics or the so-called moderate Muslims from Northern Nigeria condemn the Islamic cleric who ordered that a pastor should be killed for blasphemy. They are all expecting the pastor to be beheaded. Fear Islam.

If Muslims love Jesus why then do they kill His followers?

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