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15/02/2026

An awkward situation may arise when discussing a matter that seems insurmountable.

15/02/2026

"A person who struggles to manage their emotions may find it challenging to effectively lead a government."

15/02/2026

Happy Sunday Fam ❤️

04/02/2026

A churchless minister is a dangerous minister.

Any minister who refuses to submit to a local church is acting outside God’s order. There is no accountability, no covering, and no safety in isolation.

The Bible is clear: “He who isolates himself seeks his own desire; he rebels against all sound judgment” (Proverbs 18:1). Isolation is not spiritual maturity; it’s rebellion disguised as independence.

Every believer needs accountability, but ministers need it even more. Without people who can question, correct, and speak truth to you, you will drift. Hebrews 13:17 states that leaders watch over souls and will give an account. If you answer to no one, who is watching your soul?

A minister who says, “I don’t need prayer,” is already in trouble. The Apostle Paul—anointed, called, and proven—constantly asked the church to pray for him: “Pray also for me” (Ephesians 6:19). If Paul needed prayer, no minister today can claim exemption.

Christian ministry was never meant to be solo work. “The eye cannot say to the hand, ‘I have no need of you’” (1 Corinthians 12:21). Anyone who cuts himself off from the body is vulnerable to error, pride, and eventual collapse.

Let’s be clear: no church connection, no accountability, no prayer covering—no safety. A churchless minister isn’t bold; he’s vulnerable, and he risks others too.

So don't be a lone wolf; it will end in tears! 😎

Cä ŋɔn putdɛ yaŋ!
puoch pal thank Q

04/02/2026

Jakɛ rɔ kä ma̱l ma̱a̱l nhiam Kua̱r, kä bɛ yɛ kap nhial.

04/02/2026

Sometimes, when someone withdraws from you or distances themselves, it’s easy to start blaming yourself or thinking you did something wrong.

But remember, it’s not always about you. People have their own struggles, fears, or reasons that might cause them to pull away and those reasons often have nothing to do with you.

Don’t rush to condemn yourself or carry the burden of someone else’s choices or emotions. Give yourself grace and understand that friendship are complex.

Sometimes, the other person needs space, time, or healing that only they can find. So, if someone steps back, try to approach it with compassion instead of self blame. Honor your worth and remember that their withdrawal says more about their journey than your value. Keep your heart open, but protect your peace.

A random advise to

02/02/2026

is not for everyone but church building is for anyone

1, Is for those appointed by God
How shall they preach unless they are sent? (Romans 10:15)
Preaching requires a divine calling and commissioning, not just a desire or agenda.

2, Preachers must rightly handle the word of God
Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. (2 Timothy 2:15)
Understanding and accurately teaching the gospel is essential; ignorance leads to false teaching.

3, The message must be edifying, not divisive or hateful

Let no corrupt word proceed out of your mouth, but what is good for necessary edification... (Ephesians 4:29)
The pulpit is a place for building up the church, not tearing down or spreading hatred.

4, Speakers must be spiritually mature and sober-minded

Not a novice, lest being puffed up with pride he fall into the same condemnation as the devil. (1 Timothy 3:6)
Maturity protects against error and arrogance in preaching.

5,The pulpit is not a platform for political agendas or personal gain
For we do not preach ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord. (2 Corinthians 4:5)
The focus must be on Christ and salvation, not on advancing political ambitions or personal opinions.

6, Preachers must be examples in word and conduct
Let the elders who rule well be counted worthy of double honor, especially those who labor in the word and doctrine. (1 Timothy 5:17)
Integrity and godly living are crucial for those who teach publicly in the church.

7, False teachers and those who cause divisions must be avoided
But avoid foolish disputes, genealogies, contentions, and strivings about the law; for they are unprofitable and useless. Reject a divisive man after the first and second admonition. (Titus 3:9-10)
The pulpit should not be given to those who stir strife or confusion.

Thanks for reading

02/02/2026

“Churches must choose between the two Masters”

The church is established to serve, protect and uplift the community therefore it is deeply concerning when individuals who actively work to tarnish and weaken the community are praised and accommodated at the altar of the church.

The altar symbolizes holiness, truth, and accountability. allowing it to become a place where destructive actions are overlooked for the sake of offerings, tithes or thanksgiving undermines the very foundation of the church’s mission(Am not judging or weighting their personal sins).

Financial contributions regardless of their size, can never be more valuable than the lives of innocent civilians that were denounced over individual gain.

Scripture consistently affirms that God values justice over sacrifice, righteousness over wealth and mercy over material gain. The church must remain a voice for the voiceless, a defender of life and a guide toward repentance and reconciliation.

To preserve its moral authority and spiritual relevance, the church must refuse to elevate wealth above human dignity. Only by standing firmly for truth and justice can the church truly fulfill its responsibility to the community and to God.

Morden churches Need another Martin Luth

01/02/2026

Thieec.

Löl nyakier yiɛnɛ nyanath yɔaŋ cetdɛ mi nuäri nhɔk yiɛnkɛ kä gɔwkɛ waaŋdun?
kɛ ɣöö nuäri te la yiɛn ka kueth kä lat yiɛn näk diɛn kɛnɛ latdiɛn jɔɔr ikɛ na̱a̱k nath gɔa ɣöö dɛ kɛ lɛ ŋuan nhiamdun ɛ biarɔ lɛ liak kɛkɛ walɛ?

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