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Matthew 28:20 (NIV): "...And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age."
• Psalm 46:1 (NIV): "God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble."
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Some ministries won't go public until all the aesthetics and glamour of natural excellence are put in place.
Until then, it remains a fellowship or an outreach, but not good enough to be publicly called a church.
I wonder how effective spiritually we will become if we insist on the same standards for spiritual excellence and the glory of God.
If we refuse to flaunt our "happy and happy services" until God's glory fills His temple and envelopes His priests.
I guess we are mostly concerned about the glories of the flesh,
We have trained ourselves to do so well without God's spirit and power.
Here sir
Bro, I will address this, hopefully, later.
But limiting the salvific work of Christ in the atonement can be justified only by philosophical treatises, not by the Holy Scriptures.
I will not even touch the New Testament yet.
Right from the messianic echoes in Isaiah, telegraphing the Suffering Servant and His universal salvific mission;
a clear picture of the universal scope of the atonement was foreshadowed.
Consider the following:
Isaiah 42:1–4: The Servant will bring forth justice to the nations. The coastlands will wait for His law.
Isaiah 42:6: God appoints Him as a covenant for the people and a light to the Gentiles.
Isaiah 49:3: The Servant is identified as Israel, God's servant.
Isaiah 49:5–6: His mission is to restore Jacob, but that is not the limit of His assignment.
God declares that it is too small a thing for Him merely to restore Israel. He will also make Him a light to the Gentiles, so that God's salvation may reach the ends of the earth.
Isaiah 52:10: The LORD makes bare His holy arm in the sight of all nations, and all the ends of the earth shall see the salvation of our God.
Isaiah 52:15: He will sprinkle many nations, and kings shall shut their mouths because of Him.
Isaiah 53:6: The LORD lays on Him the iniquity of us all.
Isaiah 53:11–12: The righteous Servant will justify many and bear their iniquities.
See, the salvific efficacy was in the universal sphere of humanity.
The domain of the redemptive mission of Isaiah's Suffering Servant was universal in scope.
And I understand the Lombardic maxim of universal sufficiency and elective efficiency.
But that's a philosophical formulation which doesn't reflect scripture's redemptive architecture.
Subsequently, if we fast-forward to explore the parabolic landscape of Jesus' teachings;
the salvific portrait Jesus painted did not divide those who would benefit from salvation into a pre-elect and non-elect class among those who were generally called.
Rather, the two broad categories that consistently emerge in the unfolding of the redemptive narrative are Jews and Gentiles.
And this was foreshadowed in Isaiah, where the Servant was both representative of Israel and the one through whom the Gentiles would receive salvation.
In Jesus' parable of the net, the net was cast into the sea and gathered fish of every kind (Matthew 13:47–50).
In His parable of the sower, the seed was sown broadly. The word of the kingdom went out, but it was received differently by different hearers (Matthew 13:1–23).
They received the same message, but its effect differed according to how they received it.
The efficacy of the message was not restricted to a preselected group.
Rather, its saving benefit was experienced through faith.
Consider Hebrews 4:2:
"For unto us was the gospel preached, as well as unto them: but the word preached did not profit them, not being mixed with faith in them that heard it." (KJV)
They heard the same gospel, but it did not profit them because it was not received with faith.
Of course, you might say God ordained them to have faith so they would be saved.
Then you enter the Calvinistic rabbit hole, where I would then ask you who ordained Adam to sin.
You should be careful how you answer because even John Piper called it a "very difficult problem".
And do not appeal to mystery because Scripture never did.
Therefore, limiting the efficacy of the atonement to a select group may be a theological conjecture developed along the Augustine-Calvin-Reformed pipeline, but Scripture does not support it.
Not the Old Testament messianic shadows, not the parabolic kingdom teachings of Jesus, and certainly not the Pauline and Petrine declarations of God's universal salvific intention in the epistolary corpus.
1 Timothy 2:3–4
For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour;Who will have all men to be saved, and to come unto the knowledge of the truth.
In the spirit of no fight November…
There is nothing wrong with saying the death of Jesus is sufficient and efficient for only the elect
Scripture rightly says that he lays down his life for HIS sheep, so he definitely died for ONLY his sheep not all the “animals”
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I’m humbled and so grateful to God for this feat! 🙏🏾 On November 29th, #TheFourNoOneFightsAlone will have its UK premiere at ODEON Luxe Leicester Square in London. It’s the first Nollywood film to premiere at this prestigious venue! 791 seats, and we’re filling that room with our stories. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication, and I’m so glad I get to do this. One of the things that means the most to me is knowing there are young creatives out there who look at my journey and say, “I can do this too.” To every up-and-coming Nollywood filmmaker, please don’t give up on your dreams. I hope the work we’re doing today gives you a platform to tell your own stories and take them even further. This is just the beginning for our industry, and I’m excited about what we can do together. To my actors, my crew, my fans and everyone who keeps showing up for me, thank you for the love, support and encouragement. I’m forever grateful. THE FOUR… No One Fights Alone!! In cinemas nationwide December 11th. See you at the box office!
I think we are misunderstanding her
There is a way a school should look
There is a way a house should look
There is a way a hospital should look
And definitely there is a way a church should look
No matter the modernization going on, there is a way a church should look
Are there pastors that are frauds? Yes
Are all pastors frauds? Hell no!!
Don’t put your daddy issues on all of us Biko
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Build Your Life on God’s Word
From the Reformation Month series, Sola Scriptura sermon
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If you guys come out to vote, the elections will be too big to rig.
You must come out.
If we have over 60m Nigerians out to vote!
Things can shift
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This is one of the most brilliant videos on the +234 internet right now.
Please watch and I dare say SHARE!
Ire o✌🏾
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Beloved, do not make your congregation carry the burden of your unfulfilled ambitions. The people of GOD should not suffer because their pastor is disappointed that his ministry has not become as large as he expected.
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Sons, you must learn to distinguish between the burden of an assignment and the pressure of Your ambition. One makes you willing to labour faithfully. The other makes you restless whenever your labour does not produce the recognition you expected.
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HELP US REACH THE ONES OTHERS HAVE PASSED BY
Earlier this year, God sent us Under the Bridge in Agege. We’ve been worshipping there with the forgotten: those battling addiction, widows, orphans, young people from broken homes. And we have watched God transform lives, with some recently baptised in the Holy Spirit.
Now we are hosting the Agege Crusade (3rd to 5th December 2026) to reach many more. Alongside the preaching of the gospel, we will run:
A free medical outreach for people who often cannot afford a hospital visit.
A widows’ outreach to honour, pray for, and bless women carrying life alone.
A film show to draw people who would never walk into a church.
Many of the people we are reaching cannot give back. That is exactly why we need you.
Your seed will help provide medical supplies, welfare for widows, the sound, screen and logistics for the crusade, and care for new converts afterwards. You can also give in kind: drugs, foodstuff, clothing, or your time as a volunteer.
Bank: UBA
Account Number: 1028351338
Account Name: The Bridging Church
Bank: Providus
Account Number: 1307710155
Account Name: The Bridging Church
“He that hath pity upon the poor lendeth unto the LORD; and that which he hath given will he pay him again.” (Proverbs 19:17)
When you give to this crusade, you are lending to the Lord. Thank you for standing with us.
You don’t need to take me serious, just attend the meeting and you will see what God wants to do
No be my person wey no argue
Na wetin God wan do He go do
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Earlier this year, the Lord led us to invade Agege with the Gospel.
We didn’t start in a big auditorium. We started Under the Bridge, among the market noise, the dust, and the people many have passed by without a second look. Week after week, we have gathered there to worship God with whoever would come.
And people came.
Young men battling addiction. Young people from broken homes. Widows carrying the weight of life alone. Orphans who never had a father’s covering. Men and women carrying the consequences of terrible decisions, some theirs, some made by those who came before them.
People the world had written off. But Jesus never writes anyone off.
Just last week, some of these precious ones were baptised in the Holy Spirit. Lives that were bound are now burning for God. That is what Jesus does!
Now the Lord has placed a burden on our hearts: there are many more. Many more who need to be found. Many more who need rest. Many more who need to know that the hand of Jesus is stretched out to them.
So we are going bigger.
AGEGE CRUSADE 2026
Theme: "...COME UNTO ME"
“Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28)
Date: Thursday 3rd to Saturday 5th December 2026
Time: 4PM daily
Venue: Pen Cinema, Agege Under Bridge, Agunbiade Market, Agege
Featuring:
Film Show: Agbara Nla (The Return),
Free Medical Outreach,
Widows’ Outreach,
“The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives... to set at liberty them that are bruised.” (Luke 4:18)
The poor will hear the gospel. The oppressed will be delivered. The bound will be set free. The sick will be healed.
Agege, come in your numbers. Come unto Him.
We could celebrate No Fight November every year 😅
Everyone should just be calm and lovey-dovey next month.
"You are a dispensationalist? Sweet stuff bro! Tell me more."
"You lovely Calvinist! See your cute little face!"
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If you’re still supporting and voting APC in 2026/2027, you’re wicked and everyone around you should run away from you.
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Too many people poorly define suffering and affliction and limit it to the pain of sickness and poverty.
If people realised how perfect and painless God's original earth was, they would admit that even the so-called pleasures of this life are an affliction when compared to the glories of the world to come.
When believers disagree over doctrine, and it leads to the tiniest of hurts or griefs, that's affliction.
When we go to church and observe the lukewarmness on the pulpit and the pew, that's affliction.
When we observe the depravity of the modern world and behold numerous inventions of iniquity, that's affliction.
Afflictions are everywhere,
Some are more excruciating than others, but the same Comforter is present to ease our aches.






















