Apostle Eunice Gordon Osagiede of the Spirit and Life Bible Church, is the initiator of Women in the New Nigeria for Empowerment and Positive Change, WINN, a non-profit, non-governmental, interfaith organization. She believes in the progress of Nigeria. In this interview with KENNETH EHIGIATOR, she proffers solutions to the numerous socio-political challenges currently facing the country.
LAST week, I taught on other blessedness of sanctification, what it takes to be righteous and the dangers of desecration.
This week, I will teach on why you need to live right, the price for living a sanctified life and God’s ultimate provision for your sanctification. Living right is all about maintaining a daily walk with God, with fear and reverence. That is what living a sanctified life is all about. God’s Word says:
ONE of the closest confidants of General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Johnson Funsho Odesola, recently narrated two near death situations in his life, one of which was in Bauchi during a religious riot, and concluded that the Church has an enormous responsibility to be an ambassador of peace; we should preach peace. Excerpts…
Many people in the world today are in the dark as to those who should properly be refer-red to as Jehovah’s Witnesses. The truth is that the title does not refer to every believer in Christ but to a select few. In the words of St. Paul; “And no man taketh this honour unto himself, but he that is called of God, as was Aaron.” (Heb-rews 5:4)
IT was in the spirit of the gospel in Matthew 25:35-37 that Most Rev. Augustine Obiora Akubeze, the Archbishop of the Metropolitan See of the Benin City led his flock to the two prisons in the Edo State capital on Christmas and New Year days, the first for the chief shepherd of the Catholic faithful of the archdiocese since his assumption of office in April, 2011.
ON Christmas Eve, nine years ago, in an innocuous nursery school compound, a new Christian ministry known as The Lord Chosen
Dear Reader, what thoughts or forms of imagination do you have for your business, career and endeavours for the year 2012? Your answer to this question goes a long way in determining what you will experience in your affairs throughout this new year.
There is something strange about writing an article knowing fully well it will not be belie-ved. This is one such article. The report of the Lord says the gospel will not be believed. Moreov-er, it insists most people will refuse to believe the prophecy that the gospel will not be believed.
FOLLOWING Christmas Day’s Boko Haram violent bomb attacks on innocent Christian worshippers in parts of the North that have left several persons dead and property torched, the National President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, played host to a group of journalists, who were in Warri, Delta State for his annual poverty alleviation programme. During the interview session, the CAN president reiterated his belief that there is an underground plan to Islamize Nigeria. Excerpts:
First Bank and Dr. Ngozi Okonjo- Iweala, Minister of Finance, were among several others that were rewarded with this year’s Avant-garde Awards by the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), City of David Parish at its fifth annual charity ball.
CHRISTMAS and its charm are parting ways. Years back, depending on where you were, and how you were, maybe who you were, Christmas was the best part of the year. We looked forward to its unbridled extravagance. There was too much to eat and drink and we enjoyed liberties that we could only imagine at other times.
IN line with the spirit of the Yuletide season which requires men of goodwill to extend a hand of fellowship to indigent people, National President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor had concluded plans to raise the stakes at his annual poverty alleviation programme which holds on Boxing Day to six brand cars.
NATIONAL President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor has again commended the Nigerian Senate for passing into law the Same Sex Marriage bill which frowns at the anti-social practice currently gaining grounds in the Western part of the world in the name of respect for human rights.
AS the year winds to an end with many Nigerians looking for a way out of the many security challenges confronting the nation, a cleric, Apostle Charles Osazuwa has called for a firm leadership that will evolve some radical changes that will move the nation forward.
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