Samuel Ayodele_T

"Be watchful. Stand firm in the faith. Act like men. Be strong. Let all that you do be done in love." ~1 Corinthians 16:13-14

@churchtalkative It is reconciling back to God

Repentance is not weakness It is wisdom

“Not having answers to every question doesn’t automatically disprove God—it just highlights the limits of human understanding. In every area of life, we operate with partial knowledge, yet we don’t dismiss what we do have evidence or conviction about. At the same time, faith shouldn’t be an escape from inquiry; it should be strong enough to face difficult questions without fear. So the existence of unanswered questions isn’t a reason to abandon belief—but neither is it a reason to stop seeking truth.”

Even if some of our questions aren't answered, or are inexplicable, because of our limited perspective, that's no reason to doubt God's existence. What we don't know does not negate what we do know.

@davido All you need now is Jesus Christ. Repent and follow the lord

Nah you first bring parents into this matter now u Dey cry … Yen yen yen yen shut up go slide ! I no need all this explanation…

@oliverburdick Hallelujah But we must occupy till Jesus comes back

Heaven must be our home

@MasterMaliq You are both the same Serving false god

I mostly talk about Islam and Christianity, then someone complains I don’t talk about traditionalists… But let’s be real,if we start asking questions, who’s going to answer?🤔

@MasterMaliq What differentiate you from them?

I seriously have a question for traditionalist... I wish someone could answer🤔

@MasterMaliq You mean a pedophile right?

Muhammad was not perfect because he was human just like Jesus Moses and Abraham. But one thing is certain. He was the best of mankind.

@TheresaArueyin1 I believe lord, help my unbelieve

Who still believes God is able no matter what it looks like right now?

@TheGermanicist @GodlyAction And hell will be thrown into the lake of fire

@GodlyAction And Hell does not last forever.

Faith is a choice. Sin is a choice. Heaven is a choice. Hell is a choice.

@GodlyAction Choose wisely

See who just followed me Thanks ma. I really appreciate. @Ihunanya_chi You too can do the same

Let me share a secret with you: whenever you’re discussing Scripture with anyone—Muslim, or otherwise—don’t assume a quoted verse is accurate just because it sounds convincing. Always go back to the actual text and read it in full context. In conversations with Muslims, for example, you might hear references to the Bible used to support a claim. But like in any debate, people sometimes paraphrase, summarize, or quote selectively to strengthen their point. So the issue isn’t who is speaking, but how the text is being used. A better approach is to calmly say, “Can we read that directly from the passage?” Then check the surrounding verses, the context, and even compare translations if needed. Books like John or Isaiah, for instance, are often quoted in parts, but their full meaning becomes clearer when you read the entire passage. This keeps the conversation honest and grounded. It also shows you’re not just trying to win an argument—you actually care about what the text truly says. In short: don’t rely on memory or paraphrase—verify, read, and understand the context. That’s how meaningful dialogue happens. If you are blessed, click the follow botton.

@Bet9jaOfficial Say no to betting Talking to believer now, A righteous God will not bless you through unrighteous means. God still bless his people but not by gambling

@ryandlibby @churchtalkative What do you mean by your statement

@churchtalkative KJV, because it’s the only version.

What version of Bible translation would you suggest to someone new and why?

@churchtalkative NLT if you support this say hi

Let me share a secret with you: whenever you’re discussing Scripture with anyone—Muslim, or otherwise—don’t assume a quoted verse is accurate just because it sounds convincing. Always go back to the actual text and read it in full context. In conversations with Muslims, for example, you might hear references to the Bible used to support a claim. But like in any debate, people sometimes paraphrase, summarize, or quote selectively to strengthen their point. So the issue isn’t who is speaking, but how the text is being used. A better approach is to calmly say, “Can we read that directly from the passage?” Then check the surrounding verses, the context, and even compare translations if needed. Books like John or Isaiah, for instance, are often quoted in parts, but their full meaning becomes clearer when you read the entire passage. This keeps the conversation honest and grounded. It also shows you’re not just trying to win an argument—you actually care about what the text truly says. In short: don’t rely on memory or paraphrase—verify, read, and understand the context. That’s how meaningful dialogue happens. If you are blessed, click the follow botton.

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@DelaloireAlex1 @churchtalkative You should patiently read again

@SamuelAyodele_T @churchtalkative Explain to me then.

Jesus. ONLY Jesus.

@MikeBishop85062 @Truth_matters20 Are you sure you understood the post?

@SamuelAyodele_T @Truth_matters20 But it’s false. The Bible said the church is the pillar and foundation of the truth. Not some Protestant cult who hates the church.

If your church rejects the Bible as the final authority, you need to find a new church.