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@earthworkrr
Sep 11, 2020 • 6 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
This morning, on the @pssbcnigeria group chat, it has been about love and experiences with the gospel of Jesus in it's simplicity.

No Airs. No Brags. Just Jesus!

Why?

The one whom Jesus raised as Teacher for us have opened us to the reality of LOVE!
So for the last 3 hours, it has been about love.

I recall some discussion I had with @GbengaWemimo on the communion and how most of the accounts of Acts, written by Luke was from the communion table.

The Apostles had the bread and wine on the table, sharing experiences...
All they spoke was about Jesus and all the successes and learning along the way since they started preaching.

The atmosphere must have been so charged with the presence of Glory that bread became body and blood became wine by just speaking about JESUS!

Oh Jesus!
Today, we are having 6 hours in tongues and finishing with a Holy Communion service.

I want you to join us. Whatever time works for you, please join us. There is something special about today's communion.

The breakthroughs will be definitive and Assertive!
GSWMI is inviting you to Holy communion worship.

Sep 11, 2020 06:00 PM West Central Africa
GSWMI 6 Hours Prayers and Global Communion

Please click the link below to join the webinar:
us02web.zoom.us/j/83800142527?…
The table is set and the Resurrection and the Life bids you come.

Do Come!

@earthworkrr

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There was something about the way Ushe fought. His entire face lacked a fighter’s expression.

There was no tell to his move or punches. He would look so casual and almost weak but for those of us experienced, we knew by his footwork.

It wasn’t the Ali shuffle.
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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.

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Ushe (Not Uche)

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The atmosphere was tense as both partners paced around with fists guarding.

Both fighters were stripped to their shorts with well rimmed torsos. The scene reminded him of the pugilists of the 1800s.
It was a long awaited match between Semiu better known as “Semié” and Ushe.

This was what we called him even though we knew his name. It was how the southwestern boys would spoil a name yet make it tough.

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The Prophet and A Brother

There was something unique about him right from the day he saw him. He was one of those who had touched greatness but was never far from his roots.

He was accessible and diligent. No one could ever question his wisdom and kindness to all and sundry.
He was one of those who would ask you “How are you?” and would genuinely listen to what was said.

There wasn’t a disconnect with him. He was someone that would naturally carry burdens of many without making a fuss about it.

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Everyone was silent.

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.”
I was pulled into His Light.

It amazed me how His voice could sound like the rushing of many waters because that was the best way to describe Him calling my name.

His Light wrapped my soul and peeled away the layers of darkness I had brought myself into.
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How could He see me in the dark I sometimes wondered but like the Psalmist said: darkness is Light to Him.

He began to speak, telling me that His love for me is not what I can earn.
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