As a Christian, you must read your Bible every day. Did you do so today? Are you willing to share your Bible reading experience? This thread is to enable us read the Bible together.

You must be there. Your life will be positively affected.

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This invitation is for you

African leaders do not easily give up power because it is not in our tradition to do so. African traditional rulers do not give up power, they die on the throne. It is that mentality that has been transferred to the political arena. To the African traditional ruler, it is better to die than to be referred to as 'former or ex ruler'.

The solution to your problem is simple. Locate a cemetry beside your house, go there at 12 midnight with seven candles, seven live lizards, seven live scorpions, seven live snakes, 50 litres of petrol, a box of matches. Locate the tomb of any 100year old buried there. On top of the tomb, remove all your clothes and eat the live lizards, scorpions and snakes. After, light the candles to form a circle. Then stand in the middle of the the circle and bathe with the petrol. As soon as you finish your bath, live questions will appear on the tomb. Repeat the exercise the next day for answers.

Another 2010 graduate, Miss Nnaam Faith just secured scholarship to study at an American University.

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Next Entrance Examnation into GIS is Saturday May 21, 2011. Call 07032897301 or 07029203078. Visit www.goodwillinternationalschools.com.

I need as a matter of urgency a 16GB Memory card for my new phone. Where can I get one and at what price?

Q: How accessible is the school?
A: GIS is strategically located for easy access for a visitor who is coming from Sagamu, Ijebu Ode or Lagos. Ile-Epo Oba Bus Stop, Off Sagamu Road is a very popular location in Ikorodu.

GOODWILL INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL,
Off Ile-Epo Oba Bus Stop,
Off Sagamu Road,
IKorodu.
Lagos State.
Nigeria.

Na marriage the poor girl go chop? I would do the same if I were i her shoes. Only those who have not tasted the agony of unemployment will fail to understand her plight. And if she arrived the venue at 3pm, it means she went straight from the reception. Besides, what's so special; about the wedding day these days when the bride and the groom have finished themselves several times before the wedding. There is nothing to anticipate[ate again. My guess is that the lady has been living in and out with the groom for several months, so the wedding day is just another day except for the wedding gown. But is there anything wrong in going about in a wedding gown? Is it not a dress? fela sang: "Uniform na cloth, na tailor dey sew am" Carry go joo, new bride! Happy Married? NNPC life to you and your husband.

Q: Where do students worship on Sundays?
A: Our students worship in the school chapel. Occasionally they fellowship with one of the Pentecostal churches in town

q. Any transport system?
A: We operate limited transport system for students in Ikorodu

They will turn out excellent, orderly and law abiding graduates. If these guys are really in their final years, then they have been standing up in the chapel for four years. Why is it now difficult for them to stand up in their final years. They had the opportunity of choosing public universities but many of them cannot scale through so they opt for private universities. Private universities do not hide their conditions before students secure admission into them. Why go in only to now complain about the very conditions they accepted at the beginning. You need to go to these universities at admission time to see how desperate admission seekers are. If you ask me, I think the undergraduates are the hypocrites!

Fortissimo:

Why are you calling the guy a liar? I can see an icon on the picture saying wifi off. i dont see anywhere he said the phone was 3g. So what exactly did he lie about? People on nairaland are so belligerent. Na wa o.

Thanks my friend. Some people always take delight in insulting others. Certainly reveals their background. What have I said wrong. I was not even advertising the phone. I got something that I found interesting and I aid so. Does it bother me if the phone is a China phone? Show me the Nigerian phone and I will buy it. Rather than bury our head in shame at our inability to produce anything meaningful, we spend all our lives deriding those who try to do something. Yes, its a China phone but I am enjoying it. I needed a 4 sim phone with several features and I got it. I don't sell phones, so I need not advertise it. Someone came to market it in my office and I was lucky to buy it. If any other person does not like it, that's nos kin off my nose.

See what I mean? Please let us learn to drive carefully. A little patience saves a lot of sorrow.

ifeT:

r u sayin celebrities shld sleep @ d venue of an event? wot du u av 2 say abt bad roads n d street-lights dat r nt functionin?


cldnt undastand wot u wrote here. maybe it's becos i didn't "move to d elders" , fools


was dia anywhere in d report dat e over-speed?

My dear, if you are familiar with the way Nigerians generally and our so called stars drive, you would not need anyone to tell you that most accidents are caused by overspeeding. Even when there are potholes or broken down vehicles on the road or when the roods are dark, I say whatever, the fact is that a little more care will save lives. I have been driving for close to two decades and I've had several near misses, but no real accidents because I pay particular attention to my speed. Accidents happen to slow drivers, but they are hardly fatal. If you drive fast and come across an obstacle suddenly, you are not able to manouvre away from it and if you break suddenly, you will somersault.
Driving in the day time is risky, driving at night is doubling the risk, driving at night after a wonderful performance tripples the risk. The only way out is to be extra careful. Besides, these our stars should learn to employ chauffeurs. It is not as if one does not pity the dead young man, but better than the living learn lessons from his and other people's death. Let he that has ears hear what rthe spirit says to all.

Q. How often do you increase fees?
A: The last increase came into effect in September, 2009

Q: Any excursion outside Nigeria?
A: We organize excursion visits to such countries as Benin Republic, Ghana, South Africa.UK, France and USA

Q: Do you accept Muslim students?
A: Although GIS is a Christian based school, we admit Muslim students who are ready to abide by all school rules and regulations

I need a brand new e-reader urgently. Please call me on 07032897301 if you have one.

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Visit www.goodwillinternationalschools.com to know more about us

Q: Do you take children from abroad?
A: Yes. We have students whose parents are based in the UK, and USA

[center]RECOVERING THE LOST ART OF PERSONAL EVANGELISM
Mark 16:15-20; Acts 1:8; John 3:1-7; 4:5-29[/center]

Personal evangelism is the person-to-person sharing of the gospel of Christ with sinners with the aim of leading them to salvation. The primary purpose of Christ coming into the world was to die for the salvation of man (John 3:14-18; 1 Timothy 1:15). He came to seek and to save the lost. He could not allow any other thing to becloud His vision of saving the lost. He came for that purpose and died for it (John 6:15; 19:37; 1 John 3:. Christ preached to great multitudes who came from many regions to hear him (Luke 15:2; Matthew 4:23-25). He also used the personal evangelism strategy to reach individuals and families. He used different approaches to reach different people. (1) With Nicodemus Christ used a direct approach: “Ye must be born again” (John 3:1-7). (2) With the Samaritan woman, He used an indirect approach: “Give me to drink” (John 4:5-7). (3) With the woman caught in adultery by the Scribes and Pharisees, He used a situational approach (John 8:2-11). He applied the same approach with the informants who told Him of the Galilaeans whose blood Pilate had mingled with their sacrifices. “Jesus answering said unto them, “Suppose ye that these Galilaeans were sinners above all the Galilaeans, because they suffered such things? I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish” (Luke 13:1-3). Jesus reached out to His twelve disciples whom He called apostles through personal evangelism (John 1:29-51; Matthew 4:19-22; Luke 6:13).
For a local church to grow, the members must go and preach the Word right where the sinners are. Many sinners do not go to church, therefore, the church must go out to meet them where they are: in their houses, offices, town or village square, civic centres, playgrounds, hospitals, prisons, schools and marketplaces (Acts 20:20; 17:16-31; 16:20-34). No other business should thrill the heart of a New Testament believer than personal evangelism. Winning the lost is a task that must be done; failure to carry it out carries great consequences.

1. CONSEQUENCES OF NEGLECTING PERSONAL EVANGELISM
John 3:16-18,36; Ezekiel 3:17-21; 18:4; 33:1-16; Romans 1:14-16; Matthew 10:32,33; John 4:35-38; 9:4; 1 Corinthians 7:29-31.

Sinners cannot get saved without the preaching of the gospel. It is the soulwinner’s duty to preach to them. The implication of neglecting personal evangelism includes (1) the loss and waste of ripened harvest, (2) requirement of sinners’ blood from negligent soulwinners (Ezekiel 3:17-21; 33:1-16), (3) Christ being ashamed of Christians that neglect to witness (Mark 8:38), (4) loss of soulwinners’ reward (Daniel 12:3; Proverbs 11:30), (5) spiritual decline and stunted growth of the local churches, and (6) delay in answer to prayer. The consequences of neglecting personal evangelism on the part of the sinners, the soulwinners and church are so great. Every believer must therefore wake up to this great responsibility. We must rise up to renew our first love for Christ (Revelation 2:1-5).




2. COMPELLING NECESSITY OF PERSONAL EVANGELISM
1 Corinthians 9:16; Jeremiah 20:9; Matthew 9:36; John 9:4; Acts 4:20; 18:5; 20:22-24; Ezekiel 3:17-21; 2 Corinthians 5:11a; John 4:35; Romans 9:3; 10:1; 1 Corinthians 9:22; Psalm 90:12; Mark 5:18-20.

Personal evangelism is a compelling necessity for every believer. It is not the will of God that anyone should perish: He wants all men to be saved. The Lord Jesus Christ was not only involved in personal evangelism but also sent out His disciples to do so. They were to preach to every creature everywhere. Paul the apostle said, “For though I preach the gospel, I have nothing to glory of: for necessity is laid upon me; yea, woe is unto me, if I preach not the gospel!” (1 Corinthians 9:16). To him, souls are more valuable than any other thing in the world.

It is an obligation for every believer to personally bear witness of Christ and the task is urgent in view of (i) shortness of time, (ii) the brevity of life (Psalm 90:12; John 9:27-29), (iii) reality of eternal judgement of the lost (Psalm 9:17), and (iv) the need for believers to be free from the blood of all men (Ezekiel 3:17-21; 33:1-16). Concern for our loved ones, members of our families, tribesmen, friends, co-workers and neighbours requires us to witness to them (Romans 9:3; 10:1). The vastness of the harvest field that is waiting for labourers should compel us to assist before they are wasted.

3. COMMITMENT NEEDED FOR PERSONAL EVANGELISM
Isaiah 6:5-8; John 9:4; Luke 4:43; John 18:37; 1 Corinthians 9:16; Acts 4:13-20; 19:15-19; 20:20-24; Romans 1:14-16; 2 Timothy 2:3,4; Psalm 126:5,6; 1 Corinthians 15:58.

Commitment is an act of devoting oneself entirely to a given cause until the goal is achieved. Personal evangelism requires individual commitment. Our Lord Jesus Christ was personally committed to it. He said, “I must work the works of him that sent me, while it is day: the night cometh, when no man can work” (John 9:4). Believers must be determined to preach to all men till the end of their lives on earth. In spite of trials, hardship and afflictions, a soulwinner must never give up.

Every spiritual effort must be made in order to sustain the zeal and fire for personal evangelism. This could be done through constant praying, yielding to the promptings of the Spirit to preach, regular reading of literature and listening to messages on evangelism, making deliberate plan to preach the gospel everyday, and maintaining the freshness of the Spirit (Acts 8:23,24; 1 Timothy 4:13; Romans 10:17; Acts 17:17).

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