Prolific Mosh_B

Evenings on the island 🏝️

My grandparents were married for 60 years. One day I asked my grandfather: "What is the secret to loving the same woman your whole life?" He didn't laugh, he didn't say "communication," he didn't say "romantic dates." He looked at my grandmother, who was in the kitchen, and said: "You don't love the same...

@limitlessNickie I love you toooooo … brother be specific 😂

Pastor Chris that God used to heal Esama of Benin is the one you are saying he is arranging miracles ? Do you know who pastor Chris is ? Don’t let your mouth make you sin . At times just unlook if you don’t understand. It is okay to ask questions but when you start calling a man of God charlatan , false , you better be correct . God doesn’t joke with false witnessing . The realm of the spirit doesn’t play with words . I have followed the ministry of pastor Chris since the days of DBN . This is 1996 . I volunteered in the healing school at oregun as a medical student in 2003 -2005 . I saw many astounding things . As a medical student, I clerked the sick before they went in to be prayed for . We did abdominal exams , checked reports , scans and after pastor would pray , many would be healed . You will just be hearing “ OUT , OUT ! Come out of her ! Healed ! And holy commotion would erupt in the healing auditorium. I can’t see what people are saying and keep quiet . It would be sin . Pastor Chris Oyakhilome DSc DSc DD carries a heavy healing grace ! This is without question ! Aaaah !

Meanwhile, before you marry someone, be sure they believe in miracles oo, let them not deflate your faith on the day you need it.

Things I want to experience without asking for. - Flowers being delivered to me - A love letter - Special birthday surprises - Matching fits (coordinating outfits) - Reassurance after a disagreement - Date nights - Traveling together - Pray together - Baking together - "This made me think of you" gifts - great communication - never giving up

this is how dating should be for women. fun, high effort, thoughtfulness, being spoiled. this energy or keep it on the playground.

again , romance can not be taught this has to already be in you. i love love

May unromantic men never meet me

@sayno2pork @amb_fegor You are so correct. Please if you can point me to Apostle Paul’s Twitter account I would be most grateful

Ngl, adult friendships require grace. People are very busy. People are healing. People are growing. People are taking time for self care just like you. Less communication isn't less love. Check in not out.

Really passionate about being investing in my looks and being the sexiest I’ve ever been next year.

You cannot teach or force this type of thoughtfulness, it comes naturally from a man who REALLY Loves you!

I will marry. I will marry well. I will marry a blessed partner, full of wisdom, understanding, and the love of God in Christ My partner will never disgrace me I will never disgrace my partner Divorce will never be our portion We will honor each other in all our ways We will walk in unity, purity, peace, and purpose We will have wealth in abundance Our home will be a dwelling place of grace Our children will glorify Jesus all the days of their lives None of them will bring disgrace to us None will struggle with identity crisis If this is your prayer, type “AMEN” 🙏🔥

I’ll likely never post about this again, but I felt compelled as someone many young women look up to and often misunderstand. I love my husband. I love my independence. I love being a CEO. But more than anything, I love love. Somehow we’ve been told we have to choose: Be strong or be soft. Be ambitious or be nurturing. Be independent or value men. But the truth is, the most fulfilled women I know live on the AND, not the OR. I want to build companies, lead teams, land make big decisions all day and I also want to come home, let my husband make decisions and cook for him because it brings me joy and comfort. That duality doesn’t make me less. It makes me a human. Being independent is empowering… but dependence (the healthy kind) is what creates closeness. It’s what builds trust, connection, and a life that’s bigger than what you can do alone. Somewhere along the way, hyper-individual culture convinced us that needing no one was the ultimate achievement. That being self-sufficient in every area was the goal. But that mindset the one that keeps you guarded, controlled, relentlessly “strong” is the exact energy that can quickly erode your relationship. At work, that energy makes you extraordinarily successful. At home, it makes you intolerable. I see so many women struggling with this not because they’re wrong, but because no one ever taught them the tools to thrive in BOTH spaces. An adaptive trait at work, is often maladaptive at home. Meanwhile, a lot of girls are busy trying to impress other girls on IG… polishing an image instead of building a life. Somehow it became “uncool” to love men, appreciate them, depend on them, or let them be what they want to be. Unfiltered truth: If you refuse to depend on your man for anything, you remove the very thing most men find meaning in to provide, protect, and build something with you. Not because you’re weak. But because you’re worth providing for. And men feel this deeply … even when they don’t say it. Women feel it too the desire to contribute in ways that aren’t measured in dollars, but in presence, warmth, and care. This isn’t about choosing tradition or modernity and it is NOT about choosing men over yourself. It’s about the courage to want a life that includes both strength and softness, ambition and partnership, independence and interdependence. I love my independence. I love my husband. But the real power .. or even *magic* is choosing a life where both can exist without canceling each other out. A life where love isn’t a threat to your strength but the very thing that makes you stronger.

In today’s Rhapsody, you are admonished to yield to God’s correction in a most inspiring article that references the age-long saying, “Obedience is better than sacrifice.” Read the full article and post a comment below on something you learned from it. #ReadRhapsodyEveryday

The Night of Bliss was so glorious. But, honestly…Pastor pours out so much into us by the Holy Spirit; however, if we don’t receive with the intention of allowing the Word to work in us, to change us, to build us, to strengthen us…what’s the point of even attending? Truly, it’s so sad to see people attend Pastor’s amazing meetings for selfish reasons as if it’s an event that they want and need to be scene at, so they can post photos and videos to get likes. That’s what many do. Pastor’s meetings are not events to show off at. I’m sharing what I see in the spirit and have experienced, having attended several meetings over the years. It’s a huge issue that needs to be seriously addressed because if some in the church don’t change their ways, how will they make Rapture? They won’t. They will have Asese all to themselves. Pastor said something during IPPC that I for one was so happy to hear because Pastor knows it’s the truth. As he taught us about being the BEST, he said there will be people who think you’re arrogant, but you’re not. And, these people Pastor said won’t be in the world, but in the church. Pastor knows the issues some have, if not many in the church, heart issues. If not, he would have never said what he said about people in the church claiming you’re one way when you’re not. I’ve come to truly appreciate and understand the Words of our Master in John 14:21, “He who has My commandments and keeps them, it is he who loves Me.” It’s one thing to know what Jesus says, it’s another to live it which is the fundamental problem with many Christians who appear as if they love Jesus but, in fact, love themselves more. You cannot love Jesus and be a mean person. I can’t tell you how many mean people I have encountered in the church. Having the Word meaning, studying the Word, knowing the Word, is a very different experience from keeping the Word in your heart. Many study the Word and know the Word but don’t do what the Word says. But, the one who does is the person who provides what the Bible teaches is an expression and experience of Christ in us. You will know us by the Holy Spirit in what we do, in what we say, in our responses, in the kind of posts we make, and in the stances we take for the truth.

When I clap for my woman at every new height and career progress. You can clap for yours at best in washing 200 clothes in 2 hours. Cleaning the whole house in 10 minutes All na record, perspective lo matter.

i wanna be so overwhelmed with love on my next birthday that i cry

Hot take: I think people get so offended by Christianity because deep down they know it’s true.