Chris Abeshi

@thompsonb2569 @mbabazi_odeth Amen

I love them that love Me; and those that seek Me early shall find Me. - Proverbs 8:17

@StayWithGod111 Amen

@Bible365_ Amen

@mbabazi_odeth Amen

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I’m genuinely happy seeing SMC projects building real products from War Guard to Fire Screener to Giant Wallet. There are still many projects yet to launch, ranging from social media platforms to community gamification systems and even more wallet infrastructure. Honestly, our ecosystem is evolving into a very strong force. I’ve seen ZDK, the DTG App UI, and the Yukan App UI. I’ve also seen members like Wilberforce building solutions, alongside auxiliary services like Zaed Consulting positioning themselves within the ecosystem. We really need a visual map of all these products and services. Our future is bright, and what excites me most is that we are growing beyond hype into real infrastructure and utility.

Today I have made the hard but necessary decision to rebuild Peniwallet again from scratch rather than drop an update. New designs, better documenation, more observability, and a world class user experience. It has to match up to peniremit so we will reshuffle our squad a bit.

1 Peter 5:10

@Aestheticswallz Amen

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@mbabazi_odeth Amen

After my fast this was what the Lord told me. Read carefully. Jesus did not only teach us how to receive glory, power, grace, riches and suffering; He taught us how to carry them without becoming corrupted by them. The kingdom of God operates by a wisdom that is opposite to the wisdom of this world. In the world, greatness is proven by domination, visibility, possession and superiority. But in Christ, greatness is proven by humility, service, obedience, love and surrender. That is why Jesus could carry the fullness of glory and still wash feet. He could possess all authority and still submit to the Father. He could be rich in divine inheritance and yet make Himself of no reputation. He could be wronged and still forgive. He could suffer and still rejoice in the will of God. This is the reverse mindset of the kingdom. The world says, “When you are great, make men serve you.” Jesus says, “When you are great, serve men.” The world says, “When you have enemies, destroy them.” Jesus says, “Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” The world says, “When you are rich, glory in your abundance.” Jesus says, “Do not let riches deceive your heart.” The world says, “When you suffer, you are forgotten.” Jesus says, “Blessed are you when men persecute you for My sake.” This is why riches, power, influence and glory are dangerous when they enter an uncrucified heart. They are not evil in themselves, but they reveal what is already within a man. What God gives as a tool for service can become an idol of self-exaltation if the heart is not governed by humility. Even Jesus received glory from the Father, not to consume it upon Himself, but to bring many sons into glory. He received power to heal, deliver, save, restore and reveal the Father. He received authority, yet used it as a servant, not as a tyrant. So also, whatever God gives a man must be received for the brethren. If God gives you wealth, it is not only for status; it is for stewardship. If He gives you influence, it is not for pride; it is for representation. If He gives you power, it is not for oppression; it is for service. If He gives you grace, it is not for boasting; it is for obedience. If He allows suffering, it is not for shame; it is for refining. This is the mystery of the first and the last. A man can appear first before men and yet be last before God, because he turned divine lifting into self-glory. Another can appear last before men and yet be first before God, because he served faithfully in hiddenness, humility and love. The kingdom does not measure greatness by height, but by depth. Not by possession, but by surrender. Not by how many serve you, but by how much of Christ is formed in you. So the true test is not whether a man has glory, riches, grace or power. The true test is whether he can carry them with the mind of Christ. For in the kingdom, the crown is safest on the head of the man who still knows how to bow.

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2 Corinthians 5:7

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Put Amen

@Aestheticswallz Amen