GreenMavro:


And here is Tbillz below...forcasting bets for this weekend games.

He even place bet say DJ Khaled go lash Tiwa Salvage The odd low sha

Abbeytoy:


Are you jealous?

thesicilian:

How can you say what you don't know with so much certainty? Na wah for you o.

Orikinla1:


UBER drivers take home about N100, 000 weekly.

yhermmie:

Abeg jare.. You get time

Stupedinluv:
Don't know Day star. Not sure there is any where I stay. But willing to give it a try if they dont teach tithing.

Stupedinluv:
Is Sam Adeyemi a church?
If they are a lot, you should readily tell me one.

yhermmie:

Considered by you or considered by the OP

Stupedinluv:


Thank you o

Examples of these decent churches Pls?

Stupedinluv:
You are not more disappointed than myself. I am really but far from surprised.

Still a Christian but I have quietly excluded myself from church activities and resolved to study the Bible myself in my own space until I am mature enough to withstand the modern church.

I have a strong conviction that Christianity is true but I understand when people are in doubt. Doubt happens when we read the Bible or try to understand God through people...gullible, selfish people (including us)

oyetunder:
Well, we have given them the liberty to insult us. The British people has forgotten how their companies like 'shell' contributed to our problems. Yea, their banks helped our leader to secure stolen wealth for years...and the best they can is to return the exact amount without considering the interests such monies generated deep into their economy. Shameless people, till today, they are finding it hard to return those 'items' their fathers took away from our palaces. Stolen things which they proudly display all the time in their museums. Jollof rice ko, pondo yam ni. If not for our shameless leaders, how come this little island of colonial thieves would have the audacity to be insulting us.

yhermmie:

Apply ko, register ni

yhermmie:
Omo igbo

Stupedinluv:


I don't know about some of you. But with my experience Christianity comes with a lot of mind/spirit convictions one of Which is to not carry arms against your enemies.

Anybody can be anything but at the end, it is their adherence to principles or not that proves where they really belong.

True, a nation must have armies, but trust me no child of God will be part of it for reasons well known

Soldiers serve a good purpose. They fight for the nation and secure territories. And do they deserve prayers? yes because they are instruments of God too.

When they are hit, they show no mercy but fight back. A Christian who has the conviction of God will not have the heart to do same. Like Christ he is full of mercy and leaves vengeance for God.

The real question you should be asking is: Do I trust God or my sword

Your last line: Do I trust God or my sword? I will say, you have to trust God to help you conquer with your sword. God used David's mere stone to humble Goliath, ordinarily the stone wouldn't have defeated him, that is where God comes in. What I am saying is simple, we can't all be docile in the name of religion some if not all just have to be proactive. A nation must have it's own army and it must be dominated by it's people for obvious reasons. As tiny as Gambia is, it has. I believe you won't suggest a nation dominated by Christians shouldn't have theirs. Sometimes we just have to separate religion, sentiment, emotion, and reality.

Stupedinluv:
Christians shouldn't kill.
Christians shouldn't join the army.

Christians have been separated from the state.

The state has been established to perform its earthly duty. And protect its citizens.

Everyone must obey the state and pray for it.

Christians are called out for no flesh or physical battle.

Our weapon is the word of God and prayer for we wrestle not against flesh and blood bla bla bla

Rukkydelta:


Too much intake of postinor2

Rapmaestro:
To cut the long story short... This is stupid post. OP go and die