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@tvanigeria 2. First, it is important to clarify that many modern issues and conundrums that we wrestle with today and try to find Biblical insight into did not exist in Bible times (e.g., medically assisted conception [like IUI and IVF], online church, online dating, etc.).
@tvanigeria 2. The answer to this question is quite straightforward, but also a bit nuanced. So, I will try to split the issues into discrete units that can then be handled individually, shedding appropriate light on each one.
@tvanigeria Those who needed a financial breakthrough got it!
@tvanigeria The Lord will rise for your help and stand up to protect and rescue you. You will not become prey to the wicked, nor fall victim to the wiles of the evil one. 
I know that the fact that you are a child of God does not exempt you from the turbulence and turmoil of life. I know that walking in faith will not shield you from the hardest punches that life can throw at you. 
...that the world around me looked like a pale, washed-out facsimile that I had little interest in. 
I was raised in a family of modest means.
He didn't really go deeply into any one of them. I guess that he was just curious to see what else was out there apart from the Islam that he was born into and the Christianity that he had embraced later in life. 
...with a distinctly "CAC" flavour. So, they gave a lot of time to energetic and vigorous prayers with heavy spiritual warfare connotations. PO was really passionate about the ministry and was giving it his best (at least as much as he knew how to). 
...Across various socio-demographic spectrums on the African continent. Infection is usually in early-to-late childhood and once it manifests clinical symptoms (onset of symptoms is usually shortly after infection), you have to bear the burden of the disease throughout life. 
I received the prophecy in person and it was given out publicly in church meetings to a point that I sort of became inured to it. 
...George Orwell, etc.). I also picked up a few Latin phrases.
The problem was that, a few weeks to the event, I started feeling a very deep-seated reluctance to attend it. And as the days went by, it became a nearly incapacitating feeling of dread and aversion to the impending journey. 
...But because my brothers told me that he had mellowed considerably by the time I was born. So, even though I had my fair share of our father's firm hand of discipline, I never quite experienced some of the harsher disciplinary measures that my older brothers endured. 
She was warm and approachable, but also stern and extremely disciplined. Did I say she was soft-spoken? Indeed she was, but she had such an acerbic wit that all she needed were just a few strategically chosen words to give you an instantaneous cognitive recalibration. 
My Dad, Adebayo Atanda Adeleke came from very humble beginnings, a gifted child with limited opportunities who grew up on a farm around Oyo Town. His big break in life came when one of his uncles came to visit and saw that he was not going to school at the age of 12 years. 
I was not interested in considering any other person for a while. But this was a season when, for reasons I could not readily fathom, it was as if a spotlight had been beamed on me and eligible sisters were showing interest in me both overtly and covertly. 
I met Adeshola Olafusi in 2006 in UCH Ibadan. I was pastoring a church on the campus and she had come to visit a patient in the hospital, whose brother was playing drums for us. So, she came along for a meeting in the church. 
@harvesthouseng @tvanigeria My wife and I attended our first service back there on Sunday, 10 March 2019. Apostle Bukki Gbenro was not in the church that day, but we were recognized by Prof. Debo Olukole who introduced us to the church, and we were warmly welcomed by everyone. 
@PsBukki The next step was that my wife @MrsJeshurun needed to give her consent to me taking up the role, and her decision needed to be reached independently of mine, which consent she eventually gave after a couple of months of praying and weighing the decision. 
I had (and still have) no doubt in my heart that I am called by God -- it is one of the few certainties of my life. But I have never felt the urge to start a church. And I understand that NOT every genuinely called servant of God must start a church!