Advent: The Message Of John The Baptist (continued)
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3 WAITING: Waiting is to do nothing expecting something to happen: to stay in one place or do nothing for a period of time until something happens or in the expectation or hope that something will happen (Microsoft® Encarta® 2008. © 1993-2007 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved). The use of the word waiting brings to mind the intent of God, who desires so much that we His children listen to Him. More than ever we are stopped from listening to God, from listening to our hearts as God speaks due to the many distractions we get from life. We...
ADVENT: The Message Of John The Baptist
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This post was published to Pieces off me at 10:29:55 PM 12/11/2010Advent: The Message of John the Baptist
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The term advent is derived from the Latin root adventus which means coming and advenio meaning to come. In proper terms the word means to expect. The time of advent has come again and we are all expecting to receive something. But do we all know what it is. Let us not be quick to expect and expect wrongly. We should all ask ourselves, what are we...
My relationship with God
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hmmm... my relationship with God has been for a very long time very one-sided. it has all been about- God give me this, God help me with that, God rescue me from this, God do this for me... in essence it has always been about God helping me. that is why I say that it has been very onesided. Is this onesided relational nature a bad thing? Is my relationship with God all about...
Childhood Deja vu
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In church today, I saw a small child in the arms of his mother. The child looked so happy and he was indeed chubby, because he was well feed. I was glad for his mother. One interesting thing that i noted was the fact that immediately the child was breast fed, he began sleeping, and in his sleep he appeared so peaceful as though nothing could ever disturb him in life. Yes what could disturb him when he was in the comforting arms of his mother?
The other day I saw two small kids dancing happily to a song that was playing in the distance, I was...
An Ode to Nigeria At 50 by iwuh dozie
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WITH LOVE AND STRENGTH AND FAITH...
these are all virtues that would be generated by those who have received the love of their father, who have seen the strength and resolve, of their father, in seeing that justice and peace maintained, who have seen the unshakable faith of their father, a faith that can move not mountains but planets. And yet our father possesses in great quantum the opposite. He is the chief custodian of vice, this is because all he has trained to lead us in the way of right have shown us how vice-inclined they are. If our...
An Ode to Nigeria At 50 by iwuh dozie
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Stand up Nigerians and recite your National anthem. Yes, recite your national anthem, and remind yourselves of who you are and what you should be. Come to think of it is there any element of truth in that national anthem or was it a product of forced compromise among the warring tribes of this Nation?
ARISE OH COMPATRIOTS... who is this line referring to? Us? Are we really compatriots or combatants. If we are truly compatriots as the line says then we should arise, arise and face what you have turned this country into, arise and see what a nation...