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Muslims, let's stop lying to ourselves. Most Muslim countries are not tolerant of other religions. In Saudi Arabia, a Christian can't build a single church. In Pakistan, mobs burned more than 20 churches in one day in Jaranwala over a blasphemy rumour. In Iran, Baha'is are barred from university just for what they believe. Meanwhile the UK has nearly 2,000 mosques, and nobody is burning them down. We demand tolerance everywhere we're the minority. Then refuse to give it everywhere we're the majority. That's not faith. That's hypocrisy.

@iamrjknight My deepest condolences to you. May her soul rest in peace. And may the God of all comfort, comfort you.

Can we please have this woman run for anything so that we can elect her and ultimately make her POTUS?

If you listen to Cain, he will tell you that righteous Abel was the problem. If you listen to Potiphar’s wife, she will tell you that righteous Joseph was the wicked man. If you listen to Pharaoh, he will tell you that Moses was an enemy of the state. If you listen to Saul, he will tell you that loyal David was a traitor. If you listen to Haman, he will convince you that Mordecai was a dangerous enemy. If you listen to Ahab and Jezebel, they will tell you that Elijah, the prophet of God, was the troublemaker. If you listen to the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, they will tell you that the sinless Jesus was a blasphemer. If you listen to Judas Iscariot, he will find a way to justify betrayal. If you listen to Pontius Pilate, he will wash his hands while Truth stands directly in front of him. And if you listen to the world, do not be surprised when it calls righteousness evil and evil good. My friends, listen carefully: a lie does NOT become Truth simply because it is repeated loudly, confidently, or by powerful people. Be careful what you hear. Be careful whom you believe. Be careful whom you follow. Test everything by the Word of God. The world may condemn you for standing for Biblical Truth but the only verdict that ultimately matters is His!!! Stand firm. Stand faithful. And above all, listen to Jesus.

This picture is a sobering reminder when you stop to look at these men and ask where they are now. It was taken at the 2020 G3 Conference. Five men on one stage. Steve Lawson, John MacArthur, Voddie Baucham, Paul Washer and Josh Buice. Thousands sat in front of them that day and I doubt one person in that hall imagined what the next six years would do to that row of chairs. Two of them have fallen. Steve Lawson, on the far left, was removed from his church and ministry in 2024 for what his elders called an inappropriate relationship with a woman, after decades of preaching holiness to the rest of us. Josh Buice, on the far right, the man who founded the very conference this picture was taken at, resigned in 2025 after confessing that he had been running anonymous accounts online to attack other believers, some of them the same men he shared this stage with. Two men, same platform, same Bibles, same doctrine, both brought down not by an enemy outside but by sin they were hiding inside. Two of them have finished the race. John MacArthur went home to the Lord in July 2025 after more than fifty years in one pulpit. Voddie Baucham followed him in September 2025, still preaching until his body gave out. Whatever anyone thought of them, they did what Paul said at the end: "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the course, I have kept the faith" (2 Timothy 4:7). They finished. And one of them is still running. Paul Washer, in the middle, is still preaching, still weeping over sinners, still in the race. And that is not a reason to cheer him. That is a reason to pray for him, because the two men on either side of him were still running once too. It is a reminder that ministry is not about moments on a stage but endurance to the end. Many start well. Few finish. Every one of these five started well. Every one of them had the right doctrine, the right confession, the right books on the shelf. Doctrine did not keep two of them from falling and it will not keep you either, because "let him who thinks he stands take heed that he does not fall" (1 Corinthians 10:12) was written to people with sound doctrine. "But the one who endures to the end will be saved" (Matthew 24:13). Not the one who starts. Not the one who gets invited to speak. Not the one whose name is on the banner. The one who endures. Look at the picture again and let it do its work on you, because you are not in the audience. You are in one of those chairs. God help us to remain faithful. Lord, keep us from falling and present us blameless before Your presence with great joy (Jude 24). He, who has ears to hear, let him hear.

Incase you are not aware, There’s something called “liquid smoke” that is used by chefs and cooks to introduce artificial smoke flavour to cooked food. There is growing medical evidence that this “liquid smoke” seasoning can cause cancer. Pls share to educate and save a life.

We are living in a time when many people do not first ask, “Is this true?” They ask, “Is this popular? Is everyone talking about it? Will this get attention?” And once popularity becomes the standard, truth becomes negotiable. Scripture gives us a very different measure. Paul says, “Let God be found true, though every man be found a liar” (Romans 3:4). Truth does not become stronger because millions repeat it, and error does not become harmless because it is fashionable. God’s Word is true whether the culture applauds it, ignores it, or mocks it. This is why Christians must be careful not to let algorithms train their conscience. What gets shared most is not necessarily what is most faithful. What gets the loudest reaction is not necessarily what is most biblical. Paul warned that a time would come when people would “accumulate for themselves teachers in accordance to their own desires” and turn away from the truth (2 Timothy 4:3–4). That spirit is not new. Technology has simply made it faster. The danger is even greater when the Church begins chasing relevance at the expense of faithfulness. Once we begin shaping the message around what people want to hear, we are no longer servants of truth. We become managers of attention. Paul’s charge to Timothy was not to preach what was attractive, but to “preach the word” whether the season was favorable or not (2 Timothy 4:2). Truth does not need to be trending to remain true. Our calling is not to make Scripture fit the moment, but to stand under Scripture and let it judge the moment. If we have to choose between what is popular and what God has spoken, the Christian should already know which voice carries final authority.

Whoever WROTE this hymn, I would love to know what inspired it. It must have come from a deep place in their spirit, inspired by the HOLY SPIRIT. 🥹

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If Nigerians are genuinely losing confidence in NAFDAC, then the answer shouldn’t be laughter or defensiveness, it should be transparency and accountability. Drug safety isn’t politics or a PR battle. A mistake in regulation can literally cost someone their life. If there are credible allegations of fake or substandard drugs, investigate them, publish the findings, fix the gaps, and hold whoever is responsible accountable. Leadership means taking public concerns seriously, especially when lives are potentially at stake. 🇳🇬

@Officialspeedaf @shoptemu This is totally unacceptable.And he would be held accountable.If as his employer @Officialspeedaf you can't hold such a person accountable for his bad behaviour,I guess you would be losing a number of clients. @shoptemu please stop using @Officialspeedaf as your logistics company

@Officialspeedaf @shoptemu He calls her to say he won't be delivering her package and that the package is with them. Then he goes on Temu @shoptemu platform to report that he has been trying her number and it is unreachable. Temu sends her a message to provide a suitable number.

@Officialspeedaf @shoptemu dispatch riders and staff at @Officialspeedaf have managed to manipulate your system, feeding it false information that packages are being delivered to customers, when packages are still at @Officialspeedaf stores. You need to look into this.

@Officialspeedaf Also, the dispatch riders are very aware that @Officialspeedaf has a bad reputation but they don't care cause @Officialspeedaf has refused to train their dispatch riders and staff in general on proper customer service delivery. Very irresponsible leadership at @Officialspeedaf

A verse can be quoted perfectly and still be used falsely. The danger is not always rejecting Scripture, but making God’s Word say what God never meant. Read the full article. 👇🏻 buymeacoffee.com/iamrjknight/a-…

Biblical blessedness is not measured by how pleasant life feels, but by where we stand before God. Feelings rise and fall with circumstances, but the favour of God toward those who are in Christ rests upon His unchanging character and His finished work. “Blessed are those whose lawless deeds have been forgiven, and whose sins have been covered” (Romans 4:7). That is why a believer can be blessed while grieving, suffering, persecuted, or surrounded by circumstances he would never have chosen. Jesus called the persecuted blessed, not because persecution feels good, but because the kingdom of heaven belongs to them (Matthew 5:10). The world defines blessing by comfort, possessions, health, success, and emotional happiness. Scripture goes much deeper. To be blessed is to have our sins forgiven, to belong to Christ, to be reconciled to God, and to possess every spiritual blessing secured for us in Him. “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ” (Ephesians 1:3). This means we must stop interpreting God’s goodness through the temperature of our emotions. A painful day does not mean God has withdrawn His favour. A season of loss does not mean we have ceased to be blessed. Even divine discipline is evidence that we are His children, not proof that He has abandoned us (Hebrews 12:6). Our feelings tell us what we are experiencing. Scripture tells us what is eternally true. The Christian’s deepest blessedness is therefore not found in feeling fortunate, but in knowing that the holy God has forgiven us, adopted us, united us to His Son, and promised that nothing can separate us from His love. We may sometimes feel crushed and still be profoundly blessed, because blessedness rests not upon our changing emotions, but upon the unchanging God who has given Himself to us in Christ.