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Seek ye first the kingdom of God

Seek ye first the kingdom of God

One of the greatest tragedies in this world today is that everything in this world is being lost to sin and eternity. Many people spend their entire time pursuing money, fame, comfort, pleasure, and earthly success, yet they neglect the most important matter of all...
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WUKARI PEACE DEAL: Cleric says it’s deceitful

WUKARI PEACE DEAL: Cleric says it’s deceitful

FOLLOWING a break out of another clash in Wukari Local Government in Taraba State, President of Christian Reformed Church of Nigeria, CRCN, Rev. Caleb Ahima, has raised concerns about a purported peace deal at the instance of the acting governor, Mr. Garba Umar.

Don’t let your mistakes stop you

Don’t let your mistakes stop you

So many people have been frustrated in life, marriages, families, business and careers because of a mistake they made in the past. Thus, they say to themselves that they can never make it in life. They do not see themselves any better than the mistake they have made. The truth of it all is that the mistake is nothing compared to who you really are and can be tomorrow. Though your now may be small yet your latter end shall greatly increase.

BOOK SERIAL: Winning the mind game of life, by Tunji Odugbesan

BOOK SERIAL: Winning the mind game of life, by Tunji Odugbesan

THE Bible categorically states that there was a first day (Gen. 1:5). The pertinent question is: —Where was God (and the angels and demons) before this first day? For God to have commanded light, HE (God) must have been in existence before then. The Bible itself answers this question for us; first off, in respect of God and (by extension) in respect of all the other spirits. In Isaiah 57:15a, the Bible says God inhabits eternity (KJV). But was that where He was before the first day? The idea of living forever, or what is also referred to as eternity, denotes a situation of His living for all time. ALL time consists of a combination of the past, the present and the future.

Martins urges Govt to address insecurity

Martins urges Govt to address insecurity

Speaking at a Chrism Mass held at Holy Cross Cathedral, Lagos, the Archbishop said government at all levels should be more serious in arresting the security challenge in the country, adding that Nigeria should move from talking and analysing instances of violence and terrorism to strategising on measures to curb them.

Adeboye tasks youths on hard work

Adeboye tasks youths on hard work

Adeboye made the charge at a special thank-sgiving/prayer service organized for students by the national headquarters of the church, Throne of Grace, Ebute Metta. According to him, there are several opport-unities for young people who will dare to dream big and work hard to-ward actualizing the dreams with Godly principles.

What Christians get wrong about the Easter story

What Christians get wrong about the Easter story

The season of Lent comes with a steady dose of drama. The temptations of Christ get the ball rolling, and then as we journey through His earthly ministry we always have the benefit of knowing how the story of Lent ends: conspiracy, intrigue, betrayal and the scattering of Christ’s friends closely followed by his torture, passion and then death upon the Cross.

US church honours 5 governors, TB Joshua

US church honours 5 governors, TB Joshua

THE Ecumenical Apostolic Church, Virginia USA will on April 26, honour five Nigerian state governors and the General Overseer of Synagogue Church of all Nations (SCOAN), Prophet Temitope Joshua as well as the Esama of Benin Kingdom, Chief Gabriel Igbenedion with the Global Award of Excellence.

RCCG Kings Court moves from prayer to praise

RCCG Kings Court moves from prayer to praise

AT the beginning of the year, General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, Pastor Enoch Adeboye stunned the Christian world when he announced a 100-days fasting period for members of the church beginning from January 2 to kick-start the new year.

Nigeria needs spiritual re-armament, says Methodist prelate

Nigeria needs spiritual re-armament, says Methodist prelate

DETERMINED to fulfill a self-imposed four-point agenda of growing Methodist Church Nigeria spiritually, numerica-lly, financially and infrastruct-urally, new prelate of the church, His Eminence Samuel Emeka Uche Wednesday ann-ounced plans to hold a city wide crusade in Lagos.