Lanre Adejare

Dear Preacher, Never be intimidated by the empty halls and empty seats. If your heart is full of God's burden, then show up and continue to deliver your best. It is enough that you preach in the presence of God, If there are only a few that God has entrusted to you, please remain faithful with all your sweat, tears, and blood.

BREAKING: Boko Haram captures more than 400 women and children who are crying in agony. The terrorists open their talk with a prayer to Allah. This is Islam.

There was a time when being CALLED meant being set apart. Now, it sometimes looks like being CALLED means standing out. But not everything that stands out is set apart.

There was a time when calling yourself a Christian could get you killed. Now, it barely gets you questioned. You can live like everyone else, think like everyone else, chase what everyone else chases and still confidently say, “I’m a Christian.” And nobody flinches. We’ve made Christianity so normal that CHRIST Himself is no longer visible. So when someone actually decides to live set apart to take Scripture seriously, to reject compromise they are called “too much.” Too serious. Too rigid. Too intense. By who? Other Christians. At some point, we need to admit it: we’ve built a version of Christianity that can exist without The CHRIST.

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There are certain tokens of the Christ that are designed to function as lively advertisements of the calibrations consistent with the Spirit essence in the organic experiences of the believer.

Say you listen to your pastor without saying you listen to your pastor 😅

They are known cowards, their only strength is in their numbers.. Devils!!

THE LORD HAS NOT ABANDONED NIGERIA In this present hour, when the visible conditions of the land appear unstable and the immediate outlook seems uncertain, we do not lose heart. We are not governed by appearances, neither are we led by the report of men. For there is a higher testimony that proceeds from the Spirit of GOD one that overrides every natural narrative and establishes the Counsel of Heaven. Even when the present picture seems unfavorable, there is a heavenly Utterance that speaks louder than what is seen or felt. For the LORD has spoken, and His Word stands as the final Authority: “I am in the midst of her.” This is our confidence. This is our hope. For where GOD is present, preservation is guaranteed. Where His Spirit abides, restoration is possible, and a new future is always being formed. His Presence in the midst of a people is a sign that they are not forgotten, not forsaken, and not without help. It means that beyond what we see, there is an unseen Hand sustaining, guiding, and gently bringing all things into alignment with His Eternal Purpose. Therefore, Nigeria is not abandoned. She is not forsaken. She is not left to the mercy of chaos. The LORD Himself stands in the midst of her working beyond human systems, moving beyond limitations, and quietly ensuring that His purpose for her will stand. And by the Spirit, we declare: the visions shall not come to nought. Every Word that has gone forth concerning her destiny.every prophecy of restoration, every declaration of awakening, every promise of rising remains alive, active, and full of power. Nothing spoken by GOD is ever wasted. For in the order of Heaven, the Promise always comes before the process. And so, even now, there is hope. Before this shaking, there was a Word. Before this uncertainty, there was a Decree. Before the pressures of this moment, there was a Covenant established by GOD Himself. And He who speaks does not change His mind because of circumstances. What He has begun, He is faithful to complete. What He has spoken cannot be overturned by economic pressure. What He has ordained cannot be canceled by political instability. What He has declared cannot be reversed by the limitations of men. This present season, therefore, is not the end of the story. It is a season of preparation. A time of shaping, aligning, and strengthening. A time where what is being built may not yet be visible, but it is real. What appears as loss may be making room for greater gain. What feels like delay may be positioning for a better outcome. What seems confusing now will, in time, reveal purpose. For GOD is preparing a nation that can carry the fullness of what He has promised. And so, the call in this hour is not to fear, but to hope. Not to despair, but to stand. To hold on to Faith. To believe again. To trust that even in the midst of uncertainty, GOD is still at work. For those who understand that GOD is present in a season will find strength in that season. Therefore, we speak with confidence and expectation: Nigeria shall not fail. Her visions shall stand. Her destiny shall unfold. Her light shall rise again, and her place among the nations shall be established. For the LORD is in the midst of her. And because He is there, she shall not be moved. She shall not be destroyed. She shall rise stronger, brighter, and renewed fulfilling all that has been written concerning her. Thus stands the Counsel of GOD: the Promise remains, the Vision endures, and the future is filled with hope. Your Brother, Toluwalogo Agboola

What planetary body can humans land on at moment? 😂 They said the mission is to the moon by 2028. Thats the official position. Tonight they will go to the far end of the moon. To your point, we can’t land on Mercury, it is too hot. We can’t land on Venus. We can’t land on Mars, it has no oxygen. We can’t land on Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, they are gas giants without no atmosphere. We can’t land on Pluto it is too far away. So which other planetary body are you talking about? We can’t leave our solar system. The next door is Alpha Centuri. It is 4.3 light years away. That will take us around 7,000 years to get to. So which planetary body are you talking about? Also, you and Chris are changing mouths. You said there’s a glass firmament about. If it is true, how then are they going out of the earth to a new planetary body?

The Nigerian church has become an industry, and many people do not know the extent of the rot. Everything has been commercialised. Now, church events are strategies to keep a ministry relevant. It is all tactics to keep the name of the church in circulation. Ministers are invited not because God instructed it, but because of their social capital. If they are currently trendy, you fill your conferences and prayer meetings with them. Each of them brings their own audience. Before you know it, your prayer meeting has filled a 50,000-capacity venue. Your conference is attracting 500,000 views worldwide. This works very, very well. Christians begin to think such crowds can only mean it is the hand of God. Therefore, they come in even greater numbers. Churches now compete viciously with one another. If a pastor starts something that generates reach, others follow immediately. I cannot even begin to talk about the godfatherism. There are senior ministers you have to be in good books with if you want to do anything meaningful in ministry in this nation. Then there is the idol of conferences. Ministers boast about the calibre of preachers they invite. Ministry has largely become a lifelong vanity project, meant to fulfil the carnal ambition of a minister while being wrapped in Christian language. Crowd size, social media reach, celebrities, political endorsements, and church interiors are now the major indicators of a “successful” ministry. So many churches camp around one or two of these strategies to achieve the rest. It is deviously brilliant. You can bring celebrities into your church to generate money for impressive interiors, which then attract the crowd. Or you can use political endorsements to bring in celebrities, who then bring the crowd. Or you can use impressive interiors to draw the crowd, which then attracts celebrities. You can use celebrities to gain social media reach, which then brings the crowd. I am laughing right now because it is a sad joke, but this is where we are. I will not quote too many scriptures now, but you know what I am saying. We are in deep trouble. And the problem of this nation can be traced to the fall of the church. Lord, come quickly.