AdeAkogun

🇳🇬 ...a million little miracles 🙌🙏 Amen.

There are signs There are wonders; Then there is Nigeria! 🇳🇬 God bless His Nigeria 🙌

Jesus makes beautiful, the things of man's life! Hallelujah 🙌

Thank you God for Nigeria 🇳🇬 Again, the Nigerian Prophecy is much desireable than a Dream! Glory to God!

Dear Christian, When thou art before a Theologian, try not to accept/agree with any name they call you Once they name you, then it is no longer about you or what you said. It becomes a replay of carefully curated arguments from ages past that split the Church Enjoy the Spirit!

@buildtobloom My big sister! Longtime. Thanks for the support. Very great approach and wisdom inspired by the Holy Ghost for the great Apostle Paul to reach unbelievers in Mars Hill. One day we shall master how to be all things to all men to save few (Amen). Stay blessed-up ma!

I love the Holy Spirit’s leading, but we can’t pretend theology is optional. Even Paul used theology to engage the Greek philosophers at Mars Hill (Acts 17). They were worshipping “the unknown God,” and Paul reasoned with them, used their poets, understood their worldview,

Permit me to say "Amen" to the intercessory prayers Jesus is making for me (and all Christians) on the right hand of the throne of majesty on high. But trust our loving Jesus, He will still keep praying for Christians who do not believe they need further intercession from Him.

"The hope that a man (living on this earth) can sin no more" is my reason for being a Christian. With God, this too is POSSIBLE!

Thank God for Theology! and Theologians too! 🙌 But just like every other "-logy", Theology or Theologist is not a Ministry Grace. Jesus did not commit the perfecting or edifiying of saints to Theologians. This I do, use them for history, then follow Holy Ghost for His Story.

I submit this to help anyone and everyone who will be willing to approach this issue with enough sincerity. open.substack.com/pub/elchibs/p/…

To be very honest, history itself rejects the idea that Christianity was ever meant to be a casual inheritance. If you read history of the early church, you would understand what I mean. The early Christians called their faith a "way." A deliberate path, a manner of life that required formation. By the second century, the Church used the term professio (a profession). Even the simplest professions require years of apprenticeship. How much more the pursuit of knowing the One from whom all existence flows? The Apostle Paul, addressing the Ephesians, lamented, “Ye have not so learned Christ.” The phrasing is telling. Christ is not merely received, He is learned. He is curriculum, wisdom, revelation, and transformation woven into one Person. And Paul’s disappointment shows that to know Christ at all is to embark on study: not dry academicism, but the lifelong education of the soul. Consider creation. The work of God's fingertips. Humanity has filled libraries trying to understand it. Generations of scholars dedicate their entire lives to plants, or insects, or the physics of stars, or the psychology of the human mind. No one mocks them for difficulty. No one demands simplicity. Even the least of God’s works requires the greatest of human effort to comprehend. Yet some imagine that learning the Creator Himself (the infinite Mind behind the cosmos) should be effortless? It is not so. And deep down, we know it. If we understood how impoverished we truly are in knowledge, how “depraved,” we are, we would seek truth with trembling eagerness, not shallow impatience. Christianity has never been the paper-thin thing many have dressed it to be. It has depth enough to drown in, light enough to blind, and wisdom enough to remake a person’s life from its foundations. I'm not saying this as one speaking from the outside, but as one who once went searching. I read a lot of books in search of the essence of Christianity. I was searching for coherence. For a world that was larger and truer than the narrow routines we are so often boxed into. And the pieces began to assemble when I joined @GaditesOfficial. Suddenly the fragments of thought, history, Scripture, literature, longing, they braided into something living. Something that breathed. Something that made sense. If the teachings are uncomfortable for you, then either seek the place where your heart can grow, or better yet, pray earnestly for understanding. But to sit and tear down a ministry that has altered the course of many lives is not something a true Christian does. Critique without humility is merely noise. But humility seeks understanding; humility wrestles; humility learns not despise what has shaped others simply because it feels too weighty for you to bear. All great truths do.

I would respond to this. Besides this, please I would not be commenting any further. Gadites believe everything Christianity has always believed. Nothing new. Nothing added. Nothing removed. Gadites believe that… 1. God is One and Triune (Father, Son, and Spirit). This isn’t a new idea; it’s the foundation of Christian faith from Scripture to the early church. 2. Jesus Christ is fully God and fully Man. The same belief affirmed by the Apostles, the early church, and every orthodox Christian confession. 3. The Bible is God’s inspired and authoritative Word. Gadites don’t replace it, revise it, or supplement it. We submit to it. 4. Humanity is fallen and in need of salvation. This is historic Christian anthropology not something we invented. 5. Salvation comes only through Jesus Christ. This has been the Christian message for 2,000 years. Gadites simply uphold it. 6. Jesus truly died and truly rose again. The resurrection is the center of the Christian faith. We affirm it without hesitation. 7. The Holy Spirit lives in believers. We affirm the same Holy Spirit promised in Scripture. 8. The Church is the Body of Christ. Gadites see themselves as part of the global, historic Church. Not a breakaway group inventing new doctrine. 9. Jesus will return to judge and to restore. This is basic Christian eschatology. Nothing novel. 10. Eternal life is the reward. We will all change bodies at resurrection, go to heaven, and be citizens of the world to come whilst everyone is rewarded according to their works. Again, nothing new. Pure biblical Christianity. So, Brother Ayotunde, what is this new faith you're referring to?

A Spiritual man is one that fetches thoughts from above to relate with earth!

Hmmmm! I need to ask you a few questions: What is the gospel? What is the destination of a believer? Heaven? If Gadites is heretic like you mentioned, then I would choose the heresy over and over again. I became a better person by this message A better child to my parent A better sister to my siblings A better person to the society I learnt to not love my life I learnt and still learning meekness I am learning to be led, and workings Dey I am learning to be subject to authority including the government I am a better friend, not self seeking I am becoming courteous You won’t see me dragging or speaking ill of spiritual authority (but before, I go don drag the draggable) I am not confrontational I love better and desire to love better I am a changed person. So if they are heretic like you so mentioned, I choose heresy. Scriptures says, by their fruit you shall know them right? The reason why anyone would have issues with Gadites is because they love their life and love this world. We are learning to relinquish both and be radically sold out to Jesus. If that’s a problem to you, then you my brother might be the problem sir. But I will advise that before you draw your conclusion on anything, listen to the messages with meekness. Else you would even draw offense in the words od Jesus written in red.

Jesus reigns! 🇳🇬

CELEBRATING OUR BELOVED PASTOR! 🥳💃 Today, we celebrate our own daddy, whom the Lord has set as our leader, under our parents, to guide us in the way of truth. ✨