For real, I can already tell this is another genius move. Sis, you keep leaving the blueprint for creativity and raising the bar in ways no one sees coming. Honestly, only God could be the source of such brilliant ideas. Cos what you do with FAAN is beyond human comprehension!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
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Please, Make THANKING GOD (and People) a lifelong habit and practice. I mean intentional, detailed, heartfelt and consistent Thanksgiving, at all times.
In a short while you would begin to experience an unusual supply of Grace in your life.
There is a connection between the word CHARIS (Grace) and THANKSGIVING in the New Testament. Do a short study on this and you will see for yourself.
There’s also a connection between Thanksgiving and humility. Because gratitude takes the attention off you and fixes on another. It admits and acknowledges good and favour done by others. That in itself is an expression of humility. And James says God gives more grace to the humble.
If you engage this consistently, over time you would begin to notice remarkable changes and growth in your life and walk with God, something no one can away from you. This has been one of my major life’s hack. Try this and thank me later 🙂.
THANK YOU JESUS !
I’ve been saying this! His versatility is on another level. I listened to his album last month and man, @greatmantakit makes really good music. Now I’ve influenced my family into listening to his songs
Congratulations. Mine too is almost here. I’ll return just like you to testify
my first huge #HallelujahChallenge request has come o. Join today o
@nathanielblow it came o...
Congratulations to me o... Ahhhhhh!!!!
Present God with his words
"Are you not the one who made the King remember Mordecai?..."
... it works o
Congratulations to me...
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Welcome to your ultimate self-paced Yoruba learning journey!
In this brand-new series, I am doing something completely different. I gathered 4 absolute novices and took on the challenge of teaching them from the ground up, with one clear goal: Fluency.
By watching their journey, struggles, and breakthroughs, you can learn right along with them at your own pace! Missed a concept? Confused about a tone? You can easily pause, rewind, and go back to previous classes whenever you need to.
You will also have access to my exclusive live session as well as an audiovisual Yoruba dictionary.
Start here: youtube.com/channel/UCMvNXvX…
Please help share with someone. Use CHROME to open it.
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We honestly DO NOT talk enough about how God will give you a completely ordinary day. No emergencies, no devastating phone calls, no chaos. Just peace.
That alone is a blessing.
Oshi le n se. K’olorun saanu
Prophet Israel and Prophetess Lydia Ford Stir Reactions as They Introduce Shakayla Ford as His Second Wife to Their Congregation
A US-based clergyman, Prophet Israel Ford, and his first wife, Prophetess Lydia Ford, have sparked reactions after publicly introducing his second wife, Shakayla Ford, to members of their congregation on Sunday, October 25.
According to reports, Prophet Israel and Shakayla had been married for three years but kept the union private from members of the church until the recent announcement.
In a surprising move, Lydia was given the honour of formally introducing Shakayla to the congregation. During her address, she described their family arrangement as “polygynous” and referred to Shakayla as her “sister in marriage.”
Lydia also disclosed that members of the church had benefited from Shakayla’s ministry over time.
In her own remarks, Shakayla described the occasion as a moment of “addressing the big elephant in the room.” She expressed gratitude to God for leading and guiding them in their marriage, adding that despite the differing opinions people might have about their arrangement, she believed they were living according to God’s will and walking in His image for marriage.
Following the announcement, Prophet Israel shared a video of the event on social media and defended his decision to practise polygamy.
He argued that teaching against polygamy is unbiblical, challenging religious leaders who preach against the practice.
Happy birthday Adedayo🎈🎉.
I wish you more years of celebration in all round prosperity and abundance!
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Prayer Points for today's FAST
1. BEGIN BY JUST SPEAKING IN TONGUES FOR ABOUT 10-15 Minutes. (JUDE 1:20)
2. THANKSGIVING / PRAISE & WORSHIP / RECALL AND RECOUNT HIS GOODNESS - (PSALM 136 / 2 CHRONICLES 20:5-9 CSB VERSION)
3. FATHER, WE DECLARE THERE SHALL BE A SUPER ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF THE SPIRIT OF JESUS CHRIST TONIGHT (Philippians 1:19 AMPLIFIED VERSION)
4. FATHER, TONIGHT, MANIFEST YOURSELF AS THE ORANMONISE FAYATI (Isaiah 48:15, ISAIAH 41:11, JEREMIAH 20:11NLT)
5. FATHER, TONIGHT, REIGN OVER THE NATIONS. REIGN OVER EVERYONE PARTICIPATING, AND CAUSE REJOICING, GLADNESS, AND CONGRATULATIONS TO BE HEARD IN JESUS’ NAME. (PSALM 97:1)
6. FATHER, REIGN TONIGHT AND LET THE EARTH TREMBLE (PSALM 99:1)
7. FATHER, AS WE DELIGHT OURSELVES IN YOU, DRESS AND ACT IN FAITH FOR OUR MIRACLES AND TESTIMONIES; LET THERE BE TESTIMONIES IN EVERY LIFE IN JESUS’ NAME. (PSALM 37:4 NKJV)
THANK GOD FOR ANSWERS TO PRAYER! In JESUS’ NAME. AMEN
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We’re celebrating 62 years of Zambian independence with five books that trace the country's past and present through political power, family, and everyday life from @namwalien’s THE OLD DRIFT to Mubanga Kalimamukwento's THE MOURNING BIRD 📚 brittlepaper.com/2026/10/5-e…
Our October edition is out now!
Featuring: fiction by Charles Kadib and Pearl Bunyazi; poetry by Abigail George
and Felix Eshiet; and nonfiction by Tony Simo Dzumgang (in French).
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When God decides to help a man, He will overflow his life with goodness and lift him from the valley to the mountaintop.
What God cannot do does not exist
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I prophesy this season henceforth; in my life rejoicing, gladness that will result in many congratulations will come on me
#HallelujahChallenge
My hubs and I can’t even gossip in peace again. These kids now understand everything we say in Yoruba. I’m very happy about their knowledge of the mother tongue. They’re gradually getting to speaking it fluently, watching #Masoyinbo and other indigenous educative programs but I miss the days we parent just gist about everything and they look lost























