May 09, 2024
April 26, 2024
It a song that reminds us who God is, and how largely His covering towards us.
It's a song that tells of the mightiness of God in this time of Economy hardship and insecurities all over. God will Always guide and preserve his people. Psalm 60vs4-5, Exodus 17vs 15-16. This is a song of hope and a song for all.
April 19, 2024
Renowned Nigerian gospel artist Dunsin Oyekan has once again raised the bar with the release of his latest album, “The Great Commission.” Featuring 14 tracks that embody Oyekan’s signature sound and powerful message, this album is set to inspire and uplift listeners around the world.
With songs like “The Future,” “City Of God,” “Ogo,” and “Sing Over Me,” “The Great Commission” is a musical journey of faith, worship, and divine encounter.
Tracklist:
1. Worthy Of My Praise Ft. Lawrence Oyor | DOWNLOAD MP3
2. Sing Over Me | DOWNLOAD MP3
3. Kadosh | DOWNLOAD MP3
4. More Than Anything Ft. Nathaniel Bassey (Trumpet Solo) | DOWNLOAD MP3
5. Emperor Of The Universe Ft. Theophilus Sunday | DOWNLOAD MP3
6. Yeshua | DOWNLOAD MP3
7. Upper Room Anthem | DOWNLOAD MP3
8. Glory Song | DOWNLOAD MP3
9. City Of God | DOWNLOAD MP3
10. No Me Without You | DOWNLOAD MP3
11. Ogo Ft. Theophilus Sunday | DOWNLOAD MP3
12. The Worshipper’s Song | DOWNLOAD MP3
13. Undignified (Excuse Me) | DOWNLOAD MP3
14. The Future Ft. Naomi Raine, Sheldon Bangera, Matt Laverne & Joseph Espinoza | DOWNLOAD MP3
April 18, 2024
Dunsin Oyekan has once again graced us with a brand new hit song titled “Worthy of My Praise featuring Lawrence Oyor.
Renowned Nigerian gospel artist, Dunsin Oyekan, has once again captivated global audiences with his latest composition, “The Future.” This song features exceptional vocalists such as Naomi Raine, Sheldon Bangera, Matt Laverne, and Joseph Espinoza
Gospel minister Prinx Emmanuel has this new single to elevate your music playlist.
The New song tagged El roi by Prinx Emmanuel is set to boost your mood, and tell something about God.
EL-ROI (The God that sees me
Here’s lyrics
Jehovah El-roi 2x
Na you de see Wetin eyes no see
You de do Wetin man no fit do
Jehovah elelyon 2x
You are the lord God most high
In the study of Christianity, various terms are used to describe actions that deviate from God's will. Understanding these terms is essential for a deeper comprehension of biblical teachings. In this blog post, we'll explore the differences between three key terms: transgression, iniquity, and sin, using simple explanations and biblical illustrations.
Transgression:
Transgression refers to the act of violating a law or commandment. In biblical terms, it represents a deliberate crossing of boundaries set by God. An excellent example of transgression is found in the story of Adam and Eve in the book of Genesis. When they disobeyed God's command not to eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, they committed a transgression. Their action demonstrated a willful disregard for God's instructions.
Iniquity:
Iniquity goes beyond mere disobedience and involves a deeper moral corruption or wickedness of the heart. It refers to actions or attitudes that are inherently unjust or sinful. In Psalm 51:5, King David confesses, "Behold, I was brought forth in iniquity, and in sin did my mother conceive me." This verse illustrates the concept of iniquity as a state of being born into a sinful nature, inherited from Adam's fall.
Sin:
Sin is a broad term encompassing any thought, word, or deed that falls short of God's perfect standard. It includes both transgressions of specific commands and the broader state of moral imperfection. Romans 3:23 declares, "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." This verse emphasizes the universal nature of sin, highlighting humanity's collective need for redemption.
Key Differences:
While transgression, iniquity, and sin are all related to wrongdoing, they each carry distinct nuances:
- Transgression emphasizes the violation of specific laws or commands.
- Iniquity focuses on the inherent moral corruption of the heart.
- Sin encompasses both transgressions and the broader state of moral imperfection.
In summary, understanding the differences between transgression, iniquity, and sin provides valuable insights into the complexities of human nature and the need for divine redemption. By examining biblical illustrations and simple explanations, we can deepen our understanding of these fundamental concepts in Christianity. As we strive to live according to God's will, may we seek forgiveness for our transgressions, repent of our iniquities, and rely on God's grace to overcome sin in our lives.