I know you’re out there, burdened by the dreams that have ensnared you.
I hear you saying “Is this all there is to being a Believer”.
I incline my ears listening to your many thoughts “I’m always afraid”.
I sense your annoyance “It’s is finished...
...yet I am always fighting battles in the dream”.
You scream “I am more than a conqueror, but I can’t claim a decisive victory”.
You whisper “How can I be a tongue speaking Born Again Christian yet to demonstration of power”.
You’re threatened by a witch. You sleep at night and someone is pressing you in a dream or having sex with you or giving you meals.
Everyday is battle! You oppose, frustrate, cancel, decontaminate and reject yet no change.
Why does this happen? Simple. Many don’t understand or have never be taught the finished works of Christ hence they act based on half knowledge or none!
Without the accurate knowledge, you’ll always be at a disadvantage.
The gospel is simple and the condition simple.
At the Fundamentals of Faith conference,our speakers will be bringing the gospel to its simplicity.
I enjoin you to attend.
The gospel of Jesus is liberating and liberation is to set one FREE.
Watching him bounce on his feet was something else. For the inexperienced eyes, it looked like he was showing off but for us, this meant he never skipped leg day.
His Uncle, Mr. Ibezimakor had began to train him since he moved to Lagos 4 months earlier.
The day he came in, he went straight to him and told him - I want to be a boxer like you and I want you to train me.
I’ll give my all and I’ll make you proud.
Whatever you demand, I’ll give until I have nothing else.
His uncle saw his look and said “Yes, I’ll train you.”
It felt like they all heard that voice that called “Ibukun”.
“When He called my name, all I knew was that everything stopped: the thoughts of suicide, the fear, the anger, the rage, the guilt, the condemnation, everything stopped.”
“Ikenna! Ah ahn?! The way you mentioned the fact that killers came to your house and you hid behind your wife and no one saw both of you is too flippant.” Gozie interrupted.
“These things don’t just happen” continued Gozie “because this isn’t ordinary.
Whilst Gozie was trying to articulate his thought and do what men know how to do - explaining everything away with logic, Laraba was looking intently at Ibukun.
In that look an unspoken conversation ensued and with each look, Laraba realized…
… what was dwelling inside Ibukun wasn’t old but ancient yet familiar and that was for lack of a better word.
She knew that Ibukun had indeed encountered a superior being which she has heard from certain clerics in her hometown.