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Fashion / Re: Women Who Wear Beads, Small Ones, On Their Waist. Who Are They? by stancydg: 1:12pm On Oct 09, 2021 |
If you have ever seen it on any decent lady, then maybe it could just be harmless but the class/category of ladies who wear them says a lot to the discerning mind. From the comments for, it's obvious those who wear for fashion do so for the seductive aspect of fashion. Decent and godly ladies don't have their minds daily focused on seductive fashion. That leaves out the other category, who don't give a heck doing anything for money. Expect anything dating such. |
Religion / Re: Poverty Is Why Many People Are Religious And Churchy - Reno Omokri by stancydg: 11:49pm On Sep 15, 2021 |
egbabiekperemo1: You just typed nonsense because you have no sense. |
Religion / Re: Poverty Is Why Many People Are Religious And Churchy - Reno Omokri by stancydg: 10:26am On Sep 15, 2021 |
Still so hard for folks to distinguish between Christianity and religion. Topic for another day. To the discourse, humans were created for God's pleasure and purposes and will forever have that natural inclination to worship Him and contrary to what Mr. Reno has posited, many folks find it a lot easier to worship God, attend services, participate in church activities, when they're a lot comfortable financially and have less to worry about. It's my experience that when the credit alerts increase and bills get settled without stress, I am easily able to create time to attend extra church programs, because of the reduced hustling time. Majority of folks who attend church services these days are very comfortable financially. There was never a boom in church attendance in the days when the saying; "as poor as a church rat" prevailed. The attendance boom came with the prosperity insights and experience of today's glorious church. That said, poverty is what actually drives people away from worshipping God as they tend to seek other means to overcome it. An hungry man will hardly be able to observe morning devotions talk more of the fare and other expenses of attending church services. Poor folks are even scared of offering time during services. The church has been doing a great job especially in Africa, giving people hope, changing their lots through spiritual principles that deliver them from poverty, hence doing what most African Government's have been unable to do. The continued triumphs of the church in Africa is the only reason the continent isn't up in flames right now. You may say there's so much corruption but if not for messages from the altar of God, changing people's attitudes, it would have spiralled out of control. The folks who travel out and forget God isn't because they're more comfortable, it's more often than not because they're working 2/3 jobs to keep up with being second class citizens in a foreign land, where bills must be settled to continue to enjoy infrastructure provided by the Government. Lakewood church, The Potter's House and many other churches in the US are megachurches populated by vibrant young and rich folks. So, next time you're looking to blame anything, blame your governments. 1 Like 1 Share |
Religion / Re: David Yong-gi Cho, Founder Of South Korea's Yoido Megachurch Dies At 85 by stancydg: 4:55pm On Sep 14, 2021 |
Life well lived. Did the only useful thing there is. Impacted the world for Jesus Christ. Read the 4th Dimension as a teenager. |
Career / Re: My Experience Visiting A Bank For Loan As An Entrepreneur by stancydg: 12:05pm On Sep 14, 2021 |
Tpc: You're right, but even if he talked to the folks in the right department, he may still get same dumb reply. I have spoken to such in the past who aren't even aware of interventions such as the DBN, clearly advertised by their own bank websites. Now, you don't apply to DBN directly, your commercial bank must channel it. Case closed if your bank nor even know wetin dem suppose do. |
Career / Re: My Experience Visiting A Bank For Loan As An Entrepreneur by stancydg: 11:53am On Sep 14, 2021 |
othermen: While your points here are valid and the OP should make use of one or two of them, the fact is most of those bank employees are plain daft, rigid and unknowledgeable even about products on their bank websites. One such place to discuss great ideas should likely be the corporate affairs department at the HQ's of banks, perchance one may meet more knowledgeable, flexible and creative folks there. You see those ones at the branch offices, 90% of them are confirmed zombies. They just garbage in and out. |
Religion / Re: Is Speaking In Tongues Trainable Or A Gift? by stancydg: 8:03pm On Sep 05, 2021 |
Wouldn't it be nicer if comments were based on experience? The Bible admonishes in Jude verse 20, which has only a chapter for believers to "build up their faith, praying in the HolySpirit". What does that mean? A believer can surely stir up the Spirit by constantly praying in the Spirit(speaking in tongues), as the Holy Spirit helps to align his/her prayers with God's will. That's what Paul meant when he mentioned the HolySpirit helping our infirmities in the book of Romans, as sometimes we do not honestly know what or how we should pray. e.g you wake up fatigued and not in the mood to pray. At such times, start with speaking in tongues and watch as the Spirit helps you pray for even much longer than you normally will. Now, the fact that the folks from different nations understood what the apostles said on the day of Pentecost doesn't mean we should think it happens that way all the time. You can't put God in a box. For Pete's sake, there was a crowd and it was the first time to happen. It was obviously expedient at the time. The fact that you don't understand what someone has spoken in tongues doesn't invalidate it as someone else may, if it will serve the Spirit's purpose. Doubting thomases and generation of vipers will hardly see the sign they so much demand. Interpretation is only required when someone is delivering a message of the Spirit to a congregation for the sake of understanding/edification, so that the congregants can carry out the Spirit's instructions. Isn't that common sense? For experience, when I pray in the Spirit, it as an added advantage, helps me communicate expressly with God if and when I switch to my own understanding as the Spirit brings to my memory scriptures which align with my requests and demands, causing me not to use my own ordinary and sometimes selfish words but what God has said in scriptures. With that, I've always had 100% confidence my prayers are answered and that's been my reality. I always get results. To the OP's question, every one who has surrendered and confessed the Lord Jesus has the Holy Spirit in them and should speak in tongues. What hinders most people is mostly wrong doctrines that it happens like magic with your tongue twisted and speaking exact foreign languages, like a lot of folks on this platform seem to believe. As a kid, I prayed and fasted intensely hoping for that magic to happen to no avail until I saw the truth in God's word. Don't let the devil deny you of the great benefits of praying in tongues because you're waiting for that kind of magic. Praying in tongues has saved me from a very fatal accident. That day, I had said my morning prayers already in my understanding and was rounding up when I was moved to pray in the Spirit. Thank God I did. Little did I know what was to happen that day. The Holy Spirit is a gift Jesus Christ promised to believers to be their comforters as well as teach them all things. Fill yourself up with the word of God, simply open your mouth and the Holy Spirit will fill it. Each believer is given utterance by the HolySpirit with a responsibility of constantly stirring up the Spirit in spiritual songs, hymns, psalms, prayers etc. No need to learn from another believer. |
Properties / Re: Can 4 Million Naira Build A House? by stancydg: 11:09am On Aug 25, 2021 |
It all depends on your taste. One sure thing; the said amount can build a conservative 2/3bed bungalow to habitable standards, floor, wall and other finishes excluded. By habitable standards, I mean you can have a simple roof system, entrance and exit security doors, windows(sliding ones maybe), basic toilet and kitchen fittings and a screeded floor, enough for you to inhabit till cash flow increases. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Fr. Kelvin Ugwu: Wearing Trousers For Ladies Is Not A Sin by stancydg: 1:21pm On Aug 22, 2021 |
Pathokpo: Yes, the scripturally sound more like. It's religious misunderstanding of the Word that makes people think like that. Just like the case of alcohol, most things religion term as sin are actually more like common sense principles that humans should naturally imbibe, but for the hardness of men's hearts, had to be stated as laws in the old testament. The scripture actually uses the word "pertains", which means "belongs" as a part, member or accessory. Deuteronomy 22:5 [5]The woman shall not wear that which pertains to a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's garment, for all that do so are an abomination to the Lord your God. Why on earth would you want to wear your sister's feminine high waist denim? Isn't that naturally stupid? Much like smoking that the ministry of health warns that those who do are liable to die young, yet you find mature folks engage in it against all common sense. 2 Likes |
Religion / Re: Fr. Kelvin Ugwu: Wearing Trousers For Ladies Is Not A Sin by stancydg: 1:08pm On Aug 22, 2021 |
slawormiir: Drinking alcohol is not a sin o, but hear what the Word of God says about the experiences of those who indulge in it. Proverbs 23:29-32 [29]Who has woe? Who has sorrow? Who has strife? Who has complaining? Who has wounds without cause? Who has redness and dimness of eyes? [30]Those who tarry long at the wine, those who go to seek and try mixed wine. [Prov. 20:1; Eph. 5:18.] [31]Do not look at wine when it is red, when it sparkles in the wineglass, when it goes down smoothly. [32]At the last it bites like a serpent and stings like an adder. The choice is yours. Very sure you saw red wine mentioned in the text. That's how complete the Bible is. |
TV/Movies / Re: Reminiscence: Checkmate the Popular Nigerian TV Soap Opera Series) by stancydg: 8:17pm On Aug 14, 2021 |
Nostalgic indeed. HALITA is even more fantastic and the only series worth watching on DSTV, others are recycled stories, actors and producers. |
Religion / Re: My Holy Ghost Baptism And Experience. by stancydg: 9:32pm On Aug 01, 2021 |
Kobojunkie: Its now crystal clear where you belong. For your information, we are not unaware of your esoteric company, the likes that seek to attain a state they call christ in competition with Christ himself. Your understanding of the scriptures can't be confused with true Holy Spirit inspiration, for the devil himself knows the Word, which is why I refrained from a quoting competition with you. In your pursuit, I really do hope and pray you come to a screeching halt just before you're plunged into the same ignominy those who went ahead of you seeking knowledge in the wrong places, found themselves. On this forum, your mischievous devices are of none effect on every child of God, active and passive in the precious Name of our Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is Lord. The devils know it also and tremble. That includes you. 1 Like 1 Share |
Religion / Re: My Holy Ghost Baptism And Experience. by stancydg: 6:10pm On Aug 01, 2021 |
Kobojunkie: You really don't have to be up against the same church of Jesus Christ you claim to base your comments on. If there are insights you have and feel others don't, isn't it better to submit totally to God's calling and enlighten from the inside out just like Pastor Chris of C.E has done for so many years and today, a lot of wrong perceptions have been changed. You shouldn't be for the kingdom and then be against her, at the same time. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: My Holy Ghost Baptism And Experience. by stancydg: 5:43pm On Aug 01, 2021 |
Kobojunkie: Sorry, got into something else. I ask because of the paradoxical nature of your comments with a subtleness that seems kind of anti-church(careful not to use anti-Christ), even though you seem to have a knowledge that challenges likely erroneous beliefs systems, which has been setting you up against most other people here. Any which way, I am interested in having the full details of your thoughts on the topics at hand. Kindly go on. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: My Holy Ghost Baptism And Experience. by stancydg: 2:42pm On Aug 01, 2021 |
Kobojunkie: Interesting, go on please. |
Religion / Re: My Holy Ghost Baptism And Experience. by stancydg: 2:40pm On Aug 01, 2021 |
Kobojunkie: Are you a believer? 2 Likes |
Religion / Re: My Holy Ghost Baptism And Experience. by stancydg: 2:33pm On Aug 01, 2021 |
Interesting thread, full of insights. Pray the eyes of those who are yet to know Christ will be opened to see what they're actually missing out on. Carrying all of The Fullness of God literally everywhere you go, in the person of The Holy Spirit isn't something to miss out on at all. I have spoken to batteries, phones et al and they start working by the Power of The Holy Spirit, in the Name of Jesus. Such wonderful daily experiences. Still deciphering kobojunkie's motive though but s/he sounds like s/he is for the kingdom with knowledge that I agree with, to a large extent. What I find contradictory however, are the attacks against the Kingdom s/he seems to know much about. My understanding of his/her point on this thread is the fact that there are growth stages in Christ even though I think s/he muddled it up with The Baptism of The Holy Spirit, which happens once and at the point of salvation and not as a result of any personal effort. Being filled with The Spirit however as some have already posited, is a command we should obey to constantly stay in fellowship. Whether or not there's a higher spiritual class that God is able to promote us to, based on our maturity in the things of God, is something for us all to research. The Word after all says; "The path of the just shines brighter and brighter unto the perfect day". 1 Like |
Music/Radio / Re: Nigerian Idol Jury Should Be Disbanded: Opinion (photos) by stancydg: 7:04pm On Jul 23, 2021 |
Bash92: What you said is an understatement. It was crystal clear from the kick off of the final showdown Kingdom was miles ahead of the others. That only means one thing; the show ain't competitive. 2 Likes |
Religion / Re: Why We Sacked Winners Pastors - Oyedepo Breaks Silence by stancydg: 2:48pm On Jul 22, 2021 |
The issue really is a lot of folks can't fathom the excellence and glory being displayed by the Church. They had erroneous beliefs thinking that if it wasn't poor, ugly, cringing and maybe gullible, it shouldn't be righteous or holy. So, when the church displays excellence in it's administration and other aspects of existence, their minds can't accept it. They prefer to continue with "the as poor as a church rat" or even the "holy people always dress unattractively" mentality. So, they couldn't even imagine church getting rich, talk more of putting in place common sense mechanisms in ensuring it's development. On the other hand, they prefer it that way, so the church can remain ineffective and lose souls that otherwise should be saved. But they haven't seen anything yet. They're still envious of church organisations now. Very soon, they'll start losing sleep over the blessedness and effectiveness of individual believers worldwide. 1 Like |
Properties / Re: Drop Your Briefs, Get A Building Design by stancydg: 9:22am On Jul 22, 2021 |
walexProjects: Absolutely. We'll make contact soon sir. Cheers. 1 Like |
Music/Radio / Re: Nigerian Idol Jury Should Be Disbanded: Opinion (photos) by stancydg: 9:19am On Jul 22, 2021 |
Xandre: You're right. |
Music/Radio / Re: Nigerian Idol Jury Should Be Disbanded: Opinion (photos) by stancydg: 6:15pm On Jul 20, 2021 |
stancydg: Eventually, it turns out this guy that was dropped and almost insulted during the audition stages of Nigerian Idols by the judges, makes it to the top 6 on The Voice Nigeria. Isn't that amazing? Moral: Always believe in yourself. 1 Like
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Properties / Re: Drop Your Briefs, Get A Building Design by stancydg: 6:10pm On Jul 20, 2021 |
In the mood of the holidays, let's get some lucky folks building their new homes with free building design sketches. After all, we are Paradysity Architects. We design and build Paradise, right here and now. So, get your briefs clear and drop it here now. Whatever you want in your dream home, we'll give you the architectural design. Promo lasts till weekend. |
Religion / Re: Sacked Pastors: Winners Chapel Is In Order - Reno Omokri by stancydg: 1:11pm On Jul 19, 2021 |
MT: Was Pastor Adeboye's son that died posted overseas? Stop hasty generalisations. |
Religion / Re: Bishop Oyedepo Sacks 40 Pastors 'For Low Income From Their Branches' (Video) by stancydg: 7:32pm On Jul 18, 2021 |
Toks2008: Nice and objective thing to do but I can bet you won't get any response because the bishop only reads the Bible. He isn't aware of such fake news as always, let alone respond to it. |
TV/Movies / Re: Literary Giant, Biola Olatunde, Writer Of I Need To Know T.V Series Is Dead. by stancydg: 7:34pm On Jul 17, 2021 |
cybriz82: You're correct. |
TV/Movies / Literary Giant, Biola Olatunde, Writer Of I Need To Know T.V Series Is Dead. by stancydg: 5:39pm On Jul 17, 2021 |
Mrs. Biola Olatunde, the writer of the popular "I need to know" TV series, which shot Funke Akindele into limelight in the late 90's and early 2000's, has gone to be with the Lord. She died yesterday after a brief illness. I Need to Know was a Nigerian family-oriented television series aired on the NTA network. It starred Funke Akindele as Bisi, Uche Ejiogu as Ngozi, Taiwo Lesh as Hauwa and Amaka Egwuatu as Essien and was sponsored by the United Nations Population Fund. As part of its support to the Federal Government’s effort to provide information, education and communication on adolescent health issues in the fourth Country Programme of Assistance (1997–2002), the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) country office in Nigeria supported the production of a television series on adolescent reproductive health, titled I Need to Know. Source: Wikipedia. Mrs. Biola Olatunde will forever be remembered for her remarkable contributions to the arts, literary and entertainment sectors of Nigeria and especially in Akure, Ondo State, where she lived until her death and had served as Chairman of a board to oversee the smooth transition of power in the Actors Guild of Nigeria, AGN Ondo State chapter, a couple of months ago, having been inaugurated by the South West Vice Chairman of the body, Chief Femi Branch. May her soul rest in the bosom of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
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Music/Radio / Re: Radio OAPS That You Wish Were Still On Radio by stancydg: 7:23pm On Jul 15, 2021 |
Yesterday, one of Iyke Dee Gee's unique songs, Deff Leopard's "Long, long way to go" snuck into my head. Today, I remember again and begin searching for the song online. I find the video and memories gush back like a fast flowing river. I type Iyke Dee Gee in Google and I find this thread from 2013, eight years later, of lovers of radio like me, from way back, when radio was radio. Unilag architecture department reverberated with their voices. Voices that not only inspired but were actually radio worthy, not today's folks that can't read common script announcements without blunders. Payed for a script ad on a radio show in Akure today and the OAP totally messed so many pronounciations up, even after taking it twice. I miss those good, old folks in Iyke Dee Gee, Dan Foster, Kemi Adesoye, Ebele, Michelle(Ashionye) of CoolFM's Midday Oasis Paula Kanu, Sola Thompson and all others mentioned here. Clear cut accents you can't resist and radio dexterity you would almost think they were singing along with the songs they played. PS: If you know where Iyke is, please reply. I need to let him know he is one of my radio mentors. |
Politics / Re: INEC Is A Fraud – Pastor Paul Adefarasin by stancydg: 11:47am On Jul 15, 2021 |
geewean: May God bless you for this detailed write up. If not for the church, her prayers, works and actions backed by the power of The Holy Spirit, in the Name of Jesus, this nation and I dare say Africa would have been lost. I have said it before and I'll say it again; the most poorly run local branch church of any denomination is better administratively than Nigeria's best government agency or parastatal. Health wise, isn't it obvious that it's the spiritual restraint of the massive presence of the church that stayed the power of their evil covid from having their predicted outcome in Nigeria? Christ Embassy never put in place any of the protocol, none fell sick there. Una never see something, the church will continue to spread and march on, una can never do anything about it. There are plenty brick walls, hit your heads on it or take a swim in the ocean. |
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