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For Immediate Release!!!  WOMEN ON THE FRONT LINES CONFERENCE 2016… PRAYER, WORD, WORSHIP, IMPARTATION!      It's possible that you have heard of their Twitter and Whatsapp conferences. You must have also heard of the exploits that those who attended these conferences are making in their world. Here comes another opportunity to be blessed! Women On The Front Lines LIVE conference 2016 will be holding next week Saturday, October 22nd, 2016 at BenRhodes hall, Oregun, Ikeja!!!       Get ready to stay in an atmosphere where you can be yourself before the Lord; where you can pray, learn, and cry freely! At the Women On The Front Lines Conference 2016, there would be a feast of the undiluted word of God, an unusual kind of worship, prayer, an atmosphere of God’s glory, impartation and healing. Hence, there is a lot in-store for every attendee.           This year’s conference is a classic and classy conference reaching ...

    It is always such a blessing to sit under the ministration of one my mentors (some of my friends must have heard me talk about her) Pastor Damilola Otolorin. Last Sunday was really great as she preached on 'Intimacy With God' and she explained how we can use the Five Love Languages to build a very intimate relationship with God. I'll just share my little understanding of the message.     Intimacy is a close, familiar, personal, usually affectionate relationship with a deep knowledge or understanding with an entity.     God created us in His image and that explains why the love languages are also applicable to getting intimate with God. In no particular order, here are the 5 love languages and a little bit on how to use them to get closer to God. 1. QUALITY TIME : How much time do you spend fellowshipping with God? Is it just the daily routine morning and sometimes, evening prayers? Is it just on Sundays at church? Why not spend more ti...

BEAUTY FOR ASHES - 1      There has been a lot of talks, quotes, seminars, admonishments on self love, self confidence, embracing of skin colour, shape, size, and personality. Yet, some people still cannot relate to all of these. Now, this could be because of a lot of events such as bad past experiences, sexual abuse, habits, skin faults, lack of love from people that matter to them, scars, physical deformity, or just lack of contentment.           It seems easy for someone to teach or preach all the self love, acceptance and high self esteem thing and yet another still can't relate to them, I know because I have been there.           Of course I knew the importance of having a high self  esteem and all but I couldn't practice all that I heard and had been taught about it, because for some time in my life, I didn't like myself, I felt that I was just one unhealthy looking, thin and very smallish girl and th...

Dear Jhummie,     I love you so much and I want the very best for you that is why I have decided to write this letter to you.        Do you know that a man can be 'LOOKING' handsome, godly, and gorgeous BUT has been rejected by God. Eliab was handsome, had the appearance of a king, but was rejected by God. 1 Sam. 16:6-7.      My dear, don't settle for him who has just the appearance of a king but wait for your rightful king, the chosen one, to come. He will be just like David. 1 Samuel 16:12 (NIV) says; '... He (David) was glowing with health, and had a fine appearance and handsome features...' (NLT)  '... He was dark and handsome with beautiful eyes...' and then he was anointed and chosen by God himself... OMG! now that's the kind of man I'm talking about, the kind of man I want you to pray for, wait for, prepare for, the kind made for a QUEEN like you. But, you have to remain a queen to get a king like him.     ...

When I rise, full of love for life and laughter, and the me that I am, Love will meet me... When I rise, above my own neediness fears and frustrated tears, and allow myself to be warmed by the Son, Love will shine on me... When I rise, past prayerlessness, desperate hopes, sleepless nights and wondering why I'm alone, Love will wrap me in its arms... When I rise, beyond sacrificing who I am, mistreating my heart and giving my affections too freely to the ungrateful... When I rise, above accepting scraps when I crave for a whole slice of cake,  reaching for carrots that are merely mirages of together forever,  accepting another's rejection as validation of my undesirability... When I rise, oh when I rise. When I rise above it all, my wings will carry me to a place called faith and deliverance, a place where the lies whispered in the dark must flee in the face of such intense light. For this is the place where God is and love dwells, ...

                         There are things I wish I knew before now There are steps I wish I took before now There are decisions I wish I made before now Also, there are BOOKS I wish I read before now. One of such books is 'SECRETS OF AN IRRESISTABLE WOMAN'        We all desire to be that lady that is admired by all, a lady who is respected by all, especially by her God-given man. Hence, the need to know the principles!        I am very sure that  I would not have made some of the mistakes I made if I had read and practiced the principles from this book.        With principles backed up with the words of God, powerful and strategic prayer points that will help to shape you emotionally, physically, spiritually... and all the 'allys' needed to contribute to making us that irresistible woman/lady, why then sh...

      Mrs. Grace Tinuke Oyelude was the first Miss Nigeria, 1957. From the story of the 84-year old ex-beauty queen, the Miss Nigeria beauty pageant has gone through an evolution.          She said, 'I was living in Kano then and like I always said, I have always been repeating the same thing. My brother saw the advertisement in the newspapers and advised me to go to Lagos for an interview to be selected as a Miss Nigeria contestant. He applied, and the result was that I was supposed to be in Lagos for the Miss Nigeria contest and I was working in the UAC then, and they also were involved in the pageant. The following day they got me on a plane to Lagos and that was it.       We arrived in Lagos, there was no accommodation, so we all had to look for our accommodation, we were later asked to come to the Daily Times office after, so we all met, about 200 of us. I was the only one from Kano. After the interview and...