Tuesday, June 23, 2020
Sunday, June 21, 2020
Happy Fathers Day to all our Fathers. Chidi Jacob
Wednesday, June 17, 2020
My Story of Repentance: I was so ashamed, I swore never to do it again. I went to primary school were everyone came barefooted. And my mother bought me a sandal. I was so happy that I wore the sandal to school the next Monday. And it turned out to be one of the greatest mistakes I ever made. When I arrived, I looked different from everyone else, and those kids laughed me to scorn. They mocked me to shame. They laughed and rolled on the floor. Meanwhile, there was nothing wrong with my sandal. It looked very beautiful and it fitted very well. But what was the problem? I LOOKED DIFFERENT. They laughed at me because I looked different. They laughed at me because I did not look like them. They felt I was trying to prove that I was better than them, meanwhile, that thought never crossed my heart. I was only trying to enjoy my mothers gift of love. And I could not wait to remove the sandal. I cried home that day and swore never to try it again. And I completed primary school barefooted. Today, like in that day, I have been insulted and called names including heretic for showing off the love I have received from God the Father. They call me "dispensationalist", hyper grace teacher, they say we are fighting the body of Christ, but the difference is this: I am no longer that kid in the village. And if you think I will change to fit into your "customs and traditions", sorry, just unfriend me now and delete my contact if you have it. Chidi Jacob
My Story of Repentance: I was so ashamed, I swore never to do it again. I went to primary school were everyone came barefooted. And my mother bought me a sandal. I was so happy that I wore the sandal to school the next Monday. And it turned out to be one of the greatest mistakes I ever made. When I arrived, I looked different from everyone else, and those kids laughed me to scorn. They mocked me to shame. They laughed and rolled on the floor. Meanwhile, there was nothing wrong with my sandal. It looked very beautiful and it fitted very well. But what was the problem? I LOOKED DIFFERENT. They laughed at me because I looked different. They laughed at me because I did not look like them. They felt I was trying to prove that I was better than them, meanwhile, that thought never crossed my heart. I was only trying to enjoy my mothers gift of love. And I could not wait to remove the sandal. I cried home that day and swore never to try it again. And I completed primary school barefooted. Today, like in that day, I have been insulted and called names including heretic for showing off the love I have received from God the Father. They call me "dispensationalist", hyper grace teacher, they say we are fighting the body of Christ, but the difference is this: I am no longer that kid in the village. And if you think I will change to fit into your "customs and traditions", sorry, just unfriend me now and delete my contact if you have it.
by Chidi Jacob
2020-06-17T10:46:40.000Z
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via IFTTT My Story of Repentance: I was so ashamed, I swore never to do it again. I went to primary school were everyone came barefooted. And my mother bought me a sandal. I was so happy that I wore the sandal to school the next Monday. And it turned out to be one of the greatest mistakes I ever made. When I arrived, I looked different from everyone else, and those kids laughed me to scorn. They mocked me to shame. They laughed and rolled on the floor. Meanwhile, there was nothing wrong with my sandal. It looked very beautiful and it fitted very well. But what was the problem? I LOOKED DIFFERENT. They laughed at me because I looked different. They laughed at me because I did not look like them. They felt I was trying to prove that I was better than them, meanwhile, that thought never crossed my heart. I was only trying to enjoy my mothers gift of love. And I could not wait to remove the sandal. I cried home that day and swore never to try it again. And I completed primary school barefooted. Today, like in that day, I have been insulted and called names including heretic for showing off the love I have received from God the Father. They call me "dispensationalist", hyper grace teacher, they say we are fighting the body of Christ, but the difference is this: I am no longer that kid in the village. And if you think I will change to fit into your "customs and traditions", sorry, just unfriend me now and delete my contact if you have it.
by Chidi Jacob
2020-06-17T10:46:40.000Z
from Facebook
via IFTTTfrom Facebook
via IFTTT My Story of Repentance: I was so ashamed, I swore never to do it again. I went to primary school were everyone came barefooted. And my mother bought me a sandal. I was so happy that I wore the sandal to school the next Monday. And it turned out to be one of the greatest mistakes I ever made. When I arrived, I looked different from everyone else, and those kids laughed me to scorn. They mocked me to shame. They laughed and rolled on the floor. Meanwhile, there was nothing wrong with my sandal. It looked very beautiful and it fitted very well. But what was the problem? I LOOKED DIFFERENT. They laughed at me because I looked different. They laughed at me because I did not look like them. They felt I was trying to prove that I was better than them, meanwhile, that thought never crossed my heart. I was only trying to enjoy my mothers gift of love. And I could not wait to remove the sandal. I cried home that day and swore never to try it again. And I completed primary school barefooted. Today, like in that day, I have been insulted and called names including heretic for showing off the love I have received from God the Father. They call me "dispensationalist", hyper grace teacher, they say we are fighting the body of Christ, but the difference is this: I am no longer that kid in the village. And if you think I will change to fit into your "customs and traditions", sorry, just unfriend me now and delete my contact if you have it.
Monday, June 15, 2020
TO THE WISE: If you remove the lie “traditional” from “marriage”, the truth “marriage” stands out. And anywhere and anytime you perform “a marriage” rite, you are married; and as a married couple, every other thing becomes what you make necessary. Chidi Jacob
TO THE WISE: If you remove the lie “traditional” from “marriage”, the truth “marriage” stands out. And anywhere and anytime you perform “a marriage” rite, you are married; and as a married couple, every other thing becomes what you make necessary.
by Chidi Jacob
2020-06-15T09:27:38.000Z
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via IFTTTfrom Facebook
via IFTTT TO THE WISE: If you remove the lie “traditional” from “marriage”, the truth “marriage” stands out. And anywhere and anytime you perform “a marriage” rite, you are married; and as a married couple, every other thing becomes what you make necessary.
by Chidi Jacob
2020-06-15T09:27:38.000Z
from Facebook
via IFTTTfrom Facebook
via IFTTT TO THE WISE: If you remove the lie “traditional” from “marriage”, the truth “marriage” stands out. And anywhere and anytime you perform “a marriage” rite, you are married; and as a married couple, every other thing becomes what you make necessary.
Friday, June 12, 2020
In the ozaa news, guys, stay one place ooo. Make them no buy "special package" for your head ooo. 1 word is enough ooo. Chidi Jacob
In the ozaa news, guys, stay one place ooo. Make them no buy "special package" for your head ooo. 1 word is enough ooo.
by Chidi Jacob
2020-06-12T14:40:45.000Z
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via IFTTTfrom Facebook
via IFTTT In the ozaa news, guys, stay one place ooo. Make them no buy "special package" for your head ooo. 1 word is enough ooo.
by Chidi Jacob
2020-06-12T14:40:45.000Z
from Facebook
via IFTTTfrom Facebook
via IFTTT In the ozaa news, guys, stay one place ooo. Make them no buy "special package" for your head ooo. 1 word is enough ooo.
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