๐บ๐ธ| ๐ณ๐ฌ| Conservative | Patriotic | Navy Vet | Yoruba Angel | MAGA | Tech | DevOps | AI | ChurchBoi | Father of 3 Jewels | Husband of one wife | TeslaOwner
Dallas, TX
Joined September 2009
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(Tiger de 2nd) retweeted
Go vote. Republicans if we lose Texas weโve lost the nation to leftist and jihadist. Go vote. You still have Tuesday the third. Come rain, come shine, Go vote!
Someone died a Christian, but the family wants to bury him as a Muslim. In his lifetime he was Oluwatomising, yet you call him Sodik.
Men, please get your will ready if you live in Nigeria.
Avoid liberal none traditional women!!
Damn... this story hits heavy.
She asked him to stop initiating, he actually listened for *sixteen months*, no pressure, no sneaking, nothing. And then one day heโs like โyeah Iโm done living like roommates.โ
The quiet part is what gets me. He wasnโt yelling or cheating or making threats. He just slowly checked out while still showing up for the kid and the laundry. Thatโs the scary part is when the fighting stops because one person already left in their head.
Sixteen months of โIโll tell you when Iโm readyโ with no timeline is a long time to keep hoping the connection comes back. You canโt take one of the biggest parts of marriage off the table indefinitely and act surprised when the other person eventually walks.
Painful story. Real one though.
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(Tiger de 2nd) retweeted
Everything you need to know about a human being is hidden in their family background and upbringing.
Forget about nyash, breast and face card and pay attention to a woman's background and upbringing with special attention to the relationship she has with her father.
Didnโt listen to this ladyโs full interview, just been seeing snippets here and there. This is the reason why she is the way she is.
Men, when you look at that young girl and lust jumps on you, think about her future that youโre destroying for an 8-second climax.
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(Tiger de 2nd) retweeted
A LETTER TO MY SONS,
My dear sons, I want you to consider the possibility that the assignment of GOD upon your life may never make you famous. I also want you to consider that it may demand more from you than people will ever understand.
And after considering these things, I pray that you will still find sufficient reason to follow JESUS.
I also want you to Know That GOD does not owe you fame because you have agreed to serve HIM. You can be genuinely called, sincerely anointed, faithfully instructed, and yet never become the kind of minister whose name is mentioned in every gathering.
And there is nothing wrong with that.
Some of you are already troubled that nobody is inviting you to preach. You are worried that your contemporaries are becoming known while you are still labouring in places that appear insignificant.
You have begun to question your calling because the people who started after you now have larger platforms. But my sons, who told you that visibility was the evidence that GOD had sent a man?
Who told you that the progress of another manโs assignment was the standard by which yours should be measured? The LORD did not call you to compete with your brethren. HE called you to obey HIM.
And I fear that if you do not deal with this matter early, you may spend the better part of your ministerial life pursuing things that GOD never included in your assignment.
Listen to me carefully.
There are men who will spend thirty years faithfully shepherding a congregation of fifty people. They will bury the dead, comfort widows, raise disciples, defend the faith, and preach CHRIST with tears. Their names may never travel beyond the communities where GOD planted them.
And when they stand before the LORD, their labour will not be insignificant because the world never celebrated them. Do not despise such men.
Do not look upon their small congregations and conclude that they have wasted their lives. Some of the men you consider unsuccessful have preserved the testimony of JESUS in places where many of you would never agree to serve.
I want you to understand something about this calling.
The assignment is not an opportunity to become somebody. It is a summons to belong wholly to SOMEONE. And that SOMEONE is JESUS CHRIST.
If HE gives you a multitude, serve them faithfully. If HE entrusts a handful of souls to your care, do not punish those souls because you are disappointed with the size of your ministry. Do not turn the people of GOD into instruments for satisfying your personal ambitions. They are HIS sheep, not your evidence of success.
And please, do not allow social media to become the place where you receive your understanding of ministerial fruitfulness. A man can be trending and be spiritually empty. Another can be unknown to the public and yet be faithfully accomplishing the very work for which GOD sent him.
I am not against influence. I am not against growth. I am not against the LORD making a manโs ministry known. But I am against that ambition that makes a young minister feel that his life is being wasted because men have not started calling his name.
My sons, You must learn to serve where you are without constantly imagining where you ought to be.
You must learn to preach to twenty people with the same sincerity with which you would preach to twenty thousand.
Because if the souls before you are not precious enough to command your faithful labour, a larger congregation will not suddenly make you a faithful shepherd. And when the days of hardship come, as they sometimes will, do not immediately conclude that GOD has abandoned you.
Paul knew hunger. He knew imprisonment. He knew rejection. He knew what it meant to be misunderstood even by those for whom he had laboured.
Yet he could say: โBut none of these things move me, neither count I my life dear unto myself, so that I might finish my course with joy, and the ministry, which I have received of the Lord Jesus.โ Acts 20:24
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(Tiger de 2nd) retweeted
I listened to a woman say that every woman is a prostitute, even the married ones because, according to her, every woman who receives money, gifts or provision from a man is essentially selling something to him.
I disagree.
What separates a married woman from a prostitute is that somebody has honoured her.
Somebody has said:
This is the woman I want to be my wife.
This is the woman I want to be the mother of my children.
This is the woman I have found worthy enough to help me raise sane children.
This is a woman I can build something with.
This is the woman I want to grow old with.
This is the woman I want to take a bullet for.
This is the woman I am willing to die for.
This is the woman that, when she gives me children, I will go to the ends of the earth to protect her and the children she has given me and I will do anything for them.
A man choosing a woman and taking responsibility for the life they are building together is noble. The chosen woman isn't a prostitute.
A prostitute enters a transaction. A wife enters a covenant.
A prostitute is paid for a service. A wife is part of a family.
When a man marries a woman, he is not simply paying for access to her body. He is accepting responsibility for a household, for children, for her wellbeing and for the life they have chosen to build together.
That is why a husband can pay the rent, provide food, protect his family, care for his children and make his wife's comfort a priority without every naira he spends becoming payment for sex.
And even if his wife earns money, it does not change the nature of the marriage.
She can earn. She can spend her money. She can contribute to the family. She can even earn more than her husband.
His provision does not become a purchase simply because money changes hands.
Sometimes a man gifts his woman cash and items because he appreciates her.
Sometimes he buys her something because he loves her.
Sometimes he provides because he considers it his responsibility.
Sometimes he simply wants to make the woman he loves comfortable.
I am not against an adult woman who has consciously decided that she wants to prostitute herself. She is an adult, and that is her choice.
But saying all women are prostitutes because you have chosen to make your relationships transactional is going overboard.
We have women who are doctors, they don't come out to say, โEvery woman is a doctor because I am a doctor.โ
Your personal choice does not become the universal identity of your entire sex.
If you have chosen prostitution, own your choice. You don't need to drag every other woman into it to make your decision feel universal.
Not every woman is selling her body.
Not every woman who expects provision from her husband is prostituting herself.
And not every relationship between a man and a woman is a transaction.
Your experience may be your truth, but it is not the definition of womanhood.
By all means avoid feminist. They have a very bad spirit. They will ruin your finances, mental health and progress.
Haaa!! How did you get there? Please I move very fast over here. Approve my PR and donโt add stupid comment
If your โPastorโ tells you to vote Democrat, maybe itโs time to change your church.
Once he is no longer comfortable calling sin a sin, you should know heโs campaigning.
If he tells you to let people live their lives, after all they are not bothering you, just carry your bag and leave.
No matter how you look at it, in our part of the country you have to pay for sex. Even if the money is not labeled as sex payment, you still pay.
Outside that country, beautiful girls will give it to you for free.
Only women mock another woman for being a housewife. What job do you expect Shade Okoya to be doing?
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(Tiger de 2nd) retweeted
there is no single benefit in having sexual intercourse before marriage. tell them.
