LIVING WITH PURPOSE

For all the times You stood by me,  through all the years,  You showed the way,  whenever my back is against the walls and it seemed like it is over,  you made a way. through all travails,  you made me prevail,  for all sicknesses,  you gave health,  It is your breathe I hold inside of me. Your Blood it is flowing through my veins. Life didn't failed because you do not fail. You are still the same through the ages,  your Lo never changes... When I recount the seconds,  days and years,  All I see is you,  when other helps falters,  you stand solidly I gazing in the horizon with hands open wide ready always to help. From the rear, before me and on all sides, you are always there. What can I say,  what Can I bring than to surrender all of me,  two hands,  one heart,  one life to offer you,  two hands,  one heart,  that's what i give to you. you are the reason I live,  you are the one for me. Am overwhelmed by your mercies,  filled with praise and thanksgiving,  am turning it up.

A Life without love is like a sunless garden with dead flowers

I will praise the name of God with a song; I will magnify him with thanksgiving. (Psalm 69:30) There are two kinds of magnifying: microscope magnifying and telescope magnifying. The one makes a small thing look bigger than it is. The other makes a big thing begin to look as big as it really is. When David says, “I will magnify God with thanksgiving,” he does not mean, “I will make a small God look bigger than he is.” He means, “I will make a big God begin to look as big as he really is.” We are not called to be microscopes. We are called to be telescopes. Christians are not called to be con-men who magnify their product out of all proportion to reality, when they know the competitor’s product is far superior. There is nothing and nobody superior to God. And so the calling of those who love God is to make his greatness begin to look as great as it really is. That’s why we exist, why we were saved, as Peter says in 1 Peter 2:9, “You are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a ho

The Experience started as a thought inspired by God in the mind of the Metropolitan Senior Pastor of all House on The Rock churches, Pastor Paul Adefarasin and is now unarguably the most anticipated gospel music event in Africa among Christians and non-Christians alike. Averaging a yearly attendance of over 500,000 people at the venue, with millions more watching online from all over the globe, it has grown to become the biggest gospel concert in the world. Air Peace resumes Kaduna flights, insists on strict safety standards Aptly themed Jesus, Our Peace, senior pastor and convener of The Experience 13, Paul Adefarasin explained that the inspiration behind the 2018 theme is to highlight who Jesus is, especially in the world we live in today – the Prince of Peace. Speaking further on the strategic theme, Adefarasin emphasized that regardless of the outcome of the forthcoming elections; peace is the ultimate candidate that we should all support, and must be the candidate that wi

He is able to save to the uttermost those who draw near to God through him, since he always lives to make intercession for them. (Hebrews 7:25) It says that Christ is able to save to the uttermost — forever — since he always lives to make intercession for us. In other words, he would not be able to save us forever if he did not go on interceding for us forever. This means our salvation is as secure as Christ’s priesthood is indestructible. This is why we needed a priest so much greater than any human priest. Christ’s deity and his resurrection from the dead secure his indestructible priesthood for us. This means we should not talk about our salvation in static terms the way we often do — as if I did something once in an act of decision, and Christ did something once when he died and rose again, and that’s all there is to it. That’s not all there is to it. This very day I am being saved by the eternal intercession of Jesus in heaven. Jesus is praying for us and that is essen

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