October 13, 2017

[Must Read] Flee from this things (1gospel)

Flee from this things
1Tim 6:11, 1Cor 6:9, 1John 3:8
Everyone should understand there are things that can destroy our faith. It night be appealing to our flesh, Proverb 16:25.

Having viewed the portions of the bible above, we will come to understand there are things God requires us to stop. We must stop things he said we should stop, so that he will record us as his children. You can't be a christian and still be committing sin.

So through this message we shall outline the things which Gud wants us to flee from. (Like one of the messages my pastor, Lazarus mouka; he said "Mark them and avoid them")

Things God wants us to flee from. (1Cor. 6:9)

  1. Fornication
  2. Idolatry
  3. Adultery
  4. Effeminate
  5. Abusers of themselves with mankind (homosexual, lesbianism)
  6. Covetousness
  7. Theft Etc
There are many things we are to flee from. And if we refuse to flee we will land in hell fire. Rev. 21:8.
God dies not entertain evil, he hates evil 1peter 1:15-16, Hab. 1:13. If you look at it here you will see God has a purer eyes to look at sin, but if you live in holiness, Gud will live very well with you Isaiah 59:1.
God doesn't answer a sinner,  Heb. 12:14, here we also have to flee from malice, quarrel, so that we will also be at peace with God. Let us serve God in holiness and righteousness, so we will make heaven. 
Check this portions if the bible to know more things you should flee from.(Matt.5:21:22, 5:27-28, 5:33-37).

So in summary we need to search our self, so we will know the area, we are to flee from. I'd we have sinned we are to do restitution and repent. Doing restitution is hard but when done the shame will only last for 2months. So we must purge ourselves from every sin. 1Cor. 6:9-10. A Christian is not a sinner, a sinner is not a Christian, flee from all this things and live Godly, never be quick to get the things of this world.

October 12, 2017

[Must Read] How to begin learning with Success

How to begin learning with success

How to begin learning with success
Never stop reciting these teachings. you want to have faith in them night and day so you may reliably do everything written in them. solely then can you prosper and succeed” (Joshua 1:8 GW).

To really surpass in no matter you’re learning (whether it’s a brand new ability, a brand new theory, or a few new person), you want to initial steep yourself in God’s Word.

I selected the word steep by design. does one grasp what it means that to steep a tea bag? you are taking a tea bag out, dunk it in predicament, and bounce it up and down. You can’t do this quickly. You won’t have any tea. you wish to try to to it slowly. once you do this, you extract all of the flavour out of that tea bag.

You need to try to to an equivalent factor with God’s Word if you wish to essentially surpass in no matter you’re learning. You don’t bang chop-chop. i feel in reading. I bang oft. however I ne'er speed-read the Bible. I browse it slowly, word by word. Why? The Bible says each word of God is pure.

Before you learn something, begin by steeping yourself in God’s Word. It’s the key to being thriving.

Everyone needs to succeed. you wish to reach your career. you wish to reach your relationships. you wish to reach your learning. The Bible provides clear counsel to anyone World Health Organization needs to succeed.

Read Also: How to cope with your faith and education

Joshua 1:8 says of God’s Word, “Never stop reciting these teachings. you want to have faith in them night and day so you may reliably do everything written in them. solely then can you prosper and succeed” (GW).

God’s not a trickster. this is often his promise to you. If you wish to achieve success and prosperous in life, study his Word ceaselessly.
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It’ll cause you to wise. and therefore the Bible says, showing wisdom can return wealth and honor.

But that starts with knowing God’s Word.

[Music] Joe praize - Everything is blessed

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Joe praize Nigeria gospel award winner, worship leader, song writer, lyricist, releases a new song tagged "Everything is blessed". This is a song of worship talking about the blessings of God.

For God has commanded his BLESSINGS upon you , so what you should do now is to use your mouth to say the same that God has said... 
Declare your business BLESSED no matter the situation of that business at the moment...
Declare your body BLESSED...
Your bank account BLESSED...
Your family BLESSED...
Your children BLESSED ...
Your head is BLESSED.
EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU IS BLESSED...

This is the Era of the Holy Ghost....

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[Must Read] How to cope with your faith and Education | See

Faith, education
When your education test your faith, you have three choices.....

In fact, everyone who wants to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted” (2 Timothy 3:12 NIV).


Education is vitally important to all of us. It’s one of the few parts of our lives that should never end. We should always be learning. The Bible describes it as a key to a successful life (Proverbs 19:8).
But like anything so important, we have to guard it. We have to ensure that our learning draws us closer to God and doesn’t pull us away from him.
That starts with a decision.
You have to decide in advance to stand for God.
The time to think through your loyalty to God isn’t when you’re learning something new. It’s before you even start.

The Bible tells us, “In the world you have tribulation” (John 16:33b NASB).
This verse doesn’t say “you might” have troubles. It doesn’t say “if” you have troubles. It says you will have troubles. And that includes your education. Your faith will be tested by your education. No doubt about it.
In 2 Timothy 3:12 we read, “In fact, everyone who wants to live a godly life in Christ Jesus will be persecuted” (NIV).

If you’re not suffering any persecution in your life, it may indicate you’re not living an entirely godly life. It may mean you’re trying to be a chameleon where some people don’t know you’re a Christian.

Count on being tested in your education. You can fail a big math test. But you can’t fail the most important test you’ll ever take — the test of your faith. It has eternal consequences.

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When your education tests your faith, you have three choices: 

You can take a dive. You withdraw and just drop your faith.
You can withdraw. You simply compartmentalize your life, and you don’t let God’s Word impact what you’re learning.
You can determine to thrive. You choose to run what you’re learning through the filter of God’s Word.

That’s what Daniel and his friends did in the first chapter of Daniel. Before going through the king’s indoctrination program, Daniel “made up his mind not to defile himself” (Daniel 1:8a NLT).
Daniel and his friends didn’t let phony ideas blow up their faith. Neither should you.

Decide from the start you’ll protect your mind. Decide you’ll run everything through a biblical filter. That’s how you thrive in your education — and your faith. And use this filter no matter how old you are or where you are in life — God wants you to be a lifelong learner, which means you’ll face lifelong challenges to your faith.

Remember that God is for you, not against you, when you’re being tested. He’s guiding you into a deeper faith and a closer relationship with him.

October 11, 2017

[Must Read] powerful ways to deal with No - win situation

Dealing with impossie situations
“Get the facts at any price”(Proverbs 23:23a TLB).

Has someone ever asked you to do something you thought was impossible? Maybe a friend, a boss, or a parent came to you and wanted you to do something that seemed too big for you.

You may be facing such a request right now. You’re wondering how in the world you’ll get started.
Over the next few devotionals, I’ll share with you what the Bible says about tackling the impossible.
But let’s begin by talking about where to start.

First, don’t panic.
Follow the pattern of Daniel. In Daniel 2, King Nebuchadnezzar went to his astrologers with a desperate need for them to interpret a dream. When they couldn’t do it, he planned to execute them. Then he sent someone to get Daniel.

The Bible says, “When Arioch, the commander of the king’s guard, had gone out to put to death the wise men of Babylon, Daniel spoke to him with wisdom and tact” (Daniel 2:14 NIV).

The most powerful man on the planet had ordered the assassination of Daniel — and his friends. When the king’s hit man showed up to kill him, the 17-year-old handled the situation with wisdom and discretion. Not bad for a young, teenage kid.

Daniel didn’t panic. Neither should we.
Instead of panicking, Daniel learned all the facts and sought to understand the motivation behind the king’s request.
The gospel Bible says, “He asked the king’s officer, ‘Why did the king issue such a harsh decree?” Arioch then explained the matter to Daniel’” (Daniel 2:15 NIV).

When someone asks you to do the impossible, you need to understand why. You need all the facts.

The king was scared to death. When people are panicking, they get emotional. They start making illogical requests. You need to understand why before moving ahead.
Proverbs 23:23a says it this way: “Get the facts at any price”(TLB).

So if you’re asked to do the impossible, don’t panic. Get all the facts.
We’ll look at other steps to take when you’re in this situation in the next few devotionals.

[Must Read] God test with stress before trusting with success

Fire tests the purity of silver and gold, but the Lord tests the heart” (Proverbs 17:3 NLT).

You could watch a million hours of television and movies without finding a story as thrilling as the story the Bible tells about Daniel. Think Raiders of the Lost Ark and Mission Impossible all rolled into one.

The Bible follows Daniel’s life from the age of 15 until he’s 85. And every step of his story is breathtaking. Over the next few weeks, we’ll study Daniel’s life and explore key truths that we can apply to our lives today.

When Daniel was still a teenager, the Babylonians put down a rebellion in Judah and took some of the Israelites into captivity. Because Daniel was healthy, knowledgeable, and perceptive, he was taken as a prisoner to be trained for service in the king’s court (Daniel 1:1-7).
And then God tested him because God tests us with stress before God trusting us with success. God had big plans for Daniel. There are only two men in all of history that God told what the end of the world would be like: Daniel and the apostle John. God gave Daniel the job to communicate that message first to Israel and then to the whole world through the Bible. But before God could trust Daniel with this message, God gave him stress. God gave Daniel a test.

The Bible says in Proverbs 17:3, “Fire tests the purity of silver and gold, but the Lord tests the heart” (NLT).

If God’s going to use you, he’s going to test you first. He wants to be sure you’re ready to handle the power, the blessing, the influence, or whatever else he wants to give you.

The Babylonian king, Nebuchadnezzar, put Daniel and other young men into a three-year indoctrination program. He wanted to wipe out their memories of Israel and to secularize them. They were taught a new language, a new culture, a new religion, and new habits. The Babylonians were trying to reprogram Daniel and these other young men, and prepare them to serve in the royal court.
But the king faced unexpected opposition when he tried to change Daniel’s diet, which he followed in obedience to God’s commands. 
The Bible says, “Daniel resolved not to defile himself with the royal food and wine, and he asked the chief official for permission not to defile himself this way” (Daniel 1:8 NIV).

In essence, the king told Daniel to forget God and the spiritual values he’d followed his whole life. But Daniel wouldn’t do that, and so he passed the test.  
God will give you a similar test. It won’t look exactly the same. But God will test your character. God wants to know if he can trust you with success. And the good news: God is right there with you helping you to succeed.

Wow Frank Edwards Advice Youths of Today on how to spend | See

Gospel hints
Rocktown boss, Gospel singer, worshipper, Adviser, a role model, instrumentalist, lyrist, who recently encouraged a Secular musician who wants to join the gospel trend to come on with it, has again given a talk sense to the youths of today.

In his statement Frank Edward said people are not to spend money on irrelevant material things unless its being used for work, he made emphasis on the new Apple product iPhone x which is trending in the market. He said people save their money to get this product just because their friends are using, which is not suppose to so, if you really want to have it make sure you are using it for something useful and not to show off. With the sad look on his face he said, even people that are not really updated won't get it to make life useful for them yet they go on getting it just to own it to impress who?.

I think Frank really talked sense in this video.

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October 10, 2017

[Music] Monique - Unchangeable

Nigeria gospel music
The Nigerian gospel artist, song writer, role model, mother, Monique hits the gospel industry with a sensational song tagged 'Unchangeable' . Monique has been a role model to spinsters and our teenage girls, in her last interview with Daily post , she stated how she kept her virginity till her wedding night.
This alone is a great achievement which our young girls of this days should follow instead of committing the sin of immorality .

The gospel song unchangeable tells how trust worthy God is to man, he never fails, what he says he will do, that's what he is gonna do.
Download and listen to 'Unchangeable' via iTunes.

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1 Powerful Characteristics of Disciples of Jesus | 1gospel

Jesus disciples
Wise men and women are always learning, always listeningfor fresh insights” (Proverbs 18:15 The Message).
All leaders are learners. There are no exceptions. If you’re teaching in a classroom, caring for kids as a stay-at-home parent, or serving in a customer service role, you’re leading someone. And to do that more effectively, you need to keep learning.
When you stop learning, you start dying. It’s that simple.

No matter how old you are and no matter what kind of career you’re in, you need to be learning. Pick up a new skill. Study a fresh topic. Read a new book. Start a new Bible study.


The Bible says in Proverbs 18:15, “Wise men and women are always learning, always listening for fresh insights”(Proverbs 18:15 The Message).
One of the most important roles you have in life is as a student. Jesus wants us to be disciples. That’s just another word for learner. You’re learning what it means to follow Christ.
Disciples of Jesus keep learning. They never stop.

When I was 14 years old, I started reading two books a week. At one point in my life, I was reading a book a day. I now have more than 35,000 books in my library. Why? The people you hang out with and the books you read will determine your future.

You’ll do yourself a favor when you keep learning. The Bible teaches us, “Those who get wisdom do themselves a favor, and those who love learning will succeed” (Proverbs 19:8 NCV).

October 09, 2017

6 Powerful ways of becoming a better thinker | See

Thinking big
Do you want to master the process of good thinking? Do you want to be a better thinker tomorrow than you are today? Then you need to engage in an ongoing process that improves your thinking. I recommend you do the following:

1. Expose Yourself to Good Input
Good thinkers always prime the pump of ideas. They always look for things to get the thinking process started, because what you put in always impacts what comes out. Read books, review trade magazines, listen to tapes, and spend time with good thinkers. And when something intrigues you—whether it’s someone else’s idea or the seed of an idea that you’ve come up with yourself—keep it in front of you. Put it in writing and keep it somewhere in your favorite thinking place to stimulate your thinking.


2. Expose Yourself to Good Thinkers
Spend time with the right people. As I worked on this section and bounced my ideas off of some key people (so that my thoughts would be stretched), I realized something about myself. All of the people in my life whom I consider to be close friends or colleagues are thinkers. Now, I love all people. I try to be kind to everyone I meet, and I desire to add value to as many people as I can through conferences, books, audio lessons, etc. But the people I seek out and choose to spend time with all challenge me with their thinking and their actions. They are constantly trying to grow and learn. 

3. Choose to Think Good Thoughts
To become a good thinker, you must become intentional about the thinking process. Regularly put yourself in the right place to think, shape, stretch, and land your thoughts. Make it a priority. Remember, thinking is a discipline. Recently I had breakfast with a friend of mine who normally devote his time thinking all day, he said he had what he calls “thinking schedule.” It helps him to fight the hectic pace of life that discourages intentional thinking. Dan says he sets aside time just to think for half a day every two weeks, for one whole day every month, and for two or three full days every year. Dan explains, “This helps me ‘keep the main thing, the main thing,’ since I am so easily distracted.” You may want to do something similar, or you can develop a schedule and method of your own. No matter what you choose to do, go to your thinking place, take paper and pen, and make sure you capture your ideas in writing.

4. Act on Your Good Thoughts 
Ideas have a short shelf life. You must act on them before the expiration date. World War I flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker said it all when he remarked, “I can give you a six-word formula for success: Think things through —then follow through.”

5. Allow Your Emotions to Create another Good Thought
To start the thinking process, you cannot rely on your feelings. In Failing Forward, I wrote that you can act your way into feeling long before you can feel your way into action. If you wait until you feel like doing something, you will likely never accomplish it. The same is true for thinking. You cannot wait until you feel like thinking to do it. However, I’ve found that once you engage in the process of good thinking, you can use your emotions to feed the process and create mental momentum. Try it for yourself. After you go through the disciplined process of thinking and enjoy some success, allow yourself to savor the moment and try riding the mental energy of that success. If you’re like me, it’s likely to spur additional thoughts and productive ideas.

Read Also: How to get ideas

6. Repeat the Process
One good thought does not make a good life. The people who have one good thought and try to ride it for an entire career often end up unhappy or destitute. They are the one-hit wonders, the one-book authors, the one-message speakers, the one-time inventors who spend their life struggling to protect or promote their single idea. Success comes to those who have an entire mountain of gold that they continually mine, not those who find one nugget and try to live on it for fifty years. To become someone who can mine a lot of gold, you need to keep repeating the process of good thinking.