Gada.chat family congratulations for a well spent Sunday in the Lord,pls pray before going to bed, 2morrow shall be greater in JESUS Name.

Not every calling is about asking for financial help. Pls, always pick up your calls.

Hallelujah, THE NEW HAS COME!!! This is Day 6 of 14, Remember to Study Psalm 40, Isaiah 43, Luke 1:5–25, 57–75, Philippians 1:19, Revelation 5 Declare with us: JULY TO DECEMBER: THE NEW HAS COME!!! GLORY! FIRE! POWER! HALLELUJAH! The New has come: My second half began with laughter, progressed with favor, and ended in praise! Prophecies are becoming tangible manifestations, Long-awaited answers are arriving; expectations have finally become reality! This is my testimony, for indeed, What God Cannot Do Does Not Exist! The New has come: This is the Word of the Lord over my health, business, career, and finances in the second half of the year - TURN AGAIN! I declare, whatsoever does not look like God’s will for me, Let it turn by Fire! (2 Kings 20:5) The New has come: By the hand of God upon me, and by the speed of the Holy Ghost, Where my labor, energy, human ability, and connections cannot take me, I arrive by FIRE! The Lord has put a new song in my mouth; many will see it and fear! (Psalm 40:3) The New has come: In the same places where I experienced open doors in the first half, as it was for Peter, Iron Gates are opening up for me! July to December: EPHAPHATHA! All doors and gates are open! (Acts 12:10) The New has come: Midianite spirits, powers that arise in my season of harvest or after I have gathered, I say NO! You are a liar! From July to December: Never again! FIRE! (Judges 6:3–6) The New has come: I am in my wealthy place! Any man, woman, or spirit that dares to push me out of where God has brought me, FIRE! My feet are firmly planted in my possession. As I take my place, I push them out, GET OUT! FIRE! (Psalm 66:12) The New has come: El-Roi, my Mighty Man of War, sets an end to darkness, and as He is, so am I! By this, as my new arrives, whatsoever represents darkness, I set an end to you! FIRE! (Job 28:3, 1 John 4:17) The New has come: Holy Fire of God, I raise my hands as a living sacrifice, fall upon my altar! Let there be an outpouring of fresh fire: New heights in prayer, new depths of revelation, new exploits of faith, new results all around! I step into my new not by might, nor by power, but by the Spirit! (Romans 12:1, Zechariah 4:6) The New has come: The season of one person being the light in my family is over! El-Roi, in the order of Psalm 136:7, by Your mercies that endure forever, Let every member of my family emerge as a bearer of great light! The time has come for everyone to arise and shine. Let instant evidences burst forth by mercy! (Isaiah 60:1–3) The New has come: I will not boast in the name of God and end up in shame! Every seed of faith/prayer/fasting/money/time and labor in the house of God I sowed through the first half - July to December: I reap a bountiful harvest in joy, laughter, and celebration! (Psalm 126:5–6) The New has come: I call forth new relationships and divine connections that look like my future! As they arrive, I am sensitive and discerning. I will be where I ought to be, when I ought to be there, with who I ought to be with. Amen. (Proverbs 3:6) The New has come: July to December is my time and my turn to thrust in my sickle and reap a mega harvest! It will be BIG, HEAVY, LARGE! July, position and align me for my waiting harvest! (Revelation 14:15) The New has come: My journey in the new will not be aborted by the old! As the Lord fills me with new wine, let old wineskins fall off! Wrong mindsets, old experiences, outdated revelations, I SHAKE THEM OFF! (Mark 2:22) The New has come: (Call your name) What do you see? I see the New! I send all my days in July on assignment, Every delayed manifestation, suspended answer, and hindered testimony from the first half, Go forth and gather by Fire! Let it arrive early! (Isaiah 60:22) The New has come: But we all, with open face beholding as in a glass the glory of the Lord… (insert family name) family, I arise as the one standing in the gap to declare: Let revival break out! Let every heart begin to burn for Jesus! None shall be left behind! Let there be a release of fresh hunger, focus, and alignment! As a family, we move from glory to glory! (2 Corinthians 3:18) #14DayMidyearFast #TheNewHasCome #WhatGodCannotDoDoesNotExist

DON'T ALLOW YOUR ACTIONS TO BE MOTIVATED BY JEALOUSY. Trust that what GOD did for others is a part of His plan for them. And what He's doing for you is a part of His plan for YOU! •Belittling others won't make you bigger. •Detracting from them won't attract others to you. •Dimming their light won't brighten yours. •Their loss won't guarantee your win. •Envious speech laced with Bible verses is nothing but bitterness seeking to appear spiritual. •Celebrating the success of others is GOD's will for you, especially if you're working on your own success--and even if you think they don't deserve it.

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He that planted the ear , shall he not hear. He that form the eye shall he not see

Stand tall and proud, with a desire in your soul, and determine to reach your goal

KJV: Delight thyself also in the LORD: and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Psalm 37: 4

What God cannot do does not exist, happy Sunday to all my friends and happy new month 💐💐💐

#c12• WHY ALTAR SERVERS DESERVE MORE THAN JUST A NOD AFTER MASS: Let’s address one of the most overlooked ministries in the Church: the Altar Servers. Before I became a priest, I didn’t give much thought to altar servers. In fact, I saw them as just children in oversized cassocks, trailing incense and getting in the way. One is late, one is still tying his cincture during the Kyrie, another forgets to bring the missal to the altar, and one brave soul always drops the bell mid-consecration like it’s part of the liturgy. But then ordination happened—and like Saul on the road to Damascus, my eyes were opened. My dear people of God, our altar servers are the silent strength behind every Mass. After celebrating Mass abroad, where the priest does everything from the crucifix to the chalice without assistance, I began to miss our lively, sometimes chaotic but genuinely dedicated Nigerian altar servers. Now back home, I’ve seen another side of the story. These young boys and girls come early to church, rehearse tirelessly, and stand throughout Mass—rain or shine, hunger or heat—just to make sure the sanctuary runs smoothly. And still, at the end of Mass, we hear: “Thank you to the chairman of the harvest, the MC, our distinguished guests…” And the altar servers? Not even a “God bless you.” Let me say this clearly: DEAR ALTAR SERVERS, WE SEE YOU. WE HONOUR YOU. AND WE THANK YOU. Some of you trek long distances to make it to morning Mass before 6:00 AM. Some wear torn cassocks and serve with dignity. Some go home hungry after multiple liturgies. Yet, you continue to serve—no complaints, no payment, just love for God. If you’ve ever admired how orderly the Mass flows, thank an altar server. If you’ve ever seen the priest lift the chalice with reverence, thank the one who passed it at the right time. If you’ve ever been moved by the incense rising during solemn liturgy, thank the server whose arm is tired but still swinging with grace. To all parishioners reading this: Stop treating altar servers like “background children.” They are liturgical ministers —the youth backbone of the Church. Let’s train them , clothe them properly, and respect their service. Buy them new cassocks. Let them look like the soldiers of Christ they are—not extras from a church drama. Buy proper liturgical materials. Sponsor their formation. Teach them reverence, and they’ll teach the Church discipline. To priests: Say “thank you” after Mass. Even if they forgot to ring the bell or fumbled the incense. At least they showed up— SOME ADULTS DON’T. And to every altar server reading this: May God bless your hands, your feet, your service, and your silent sacrifices. May He reward your hidden devotion, and may your life continue to reflect the dignity of the sanctuary. The Mass is beautiful— but without altar servers, it would be a lot more difficult to celebrate. Tag your parish servers and say: WE APPRECIATE YOU! Author: Rev. Fr. Michael Obioma Eze, (Archdiocese of Onitsha) The sanctuary is not for perfect boys, but for available hearts." #sirpopty

Here's a short story about life in Abuja: The sun set over the Abuja cityscape, casting a warm glow over the bustling streets. Nneoma, a young professional, navigated the crowded markets and modern skyscrapers, taking in the city's vibrant energy. As she sipped zobo at a street vendor, Nneoma marveled at the city's blend of tradition and modernity. From the majestic National Assembly to the serene Abuja National Park, the city was a fusion of culture, nature, and progress. Despite the traffic and chaos, Nneoma loved Abuja's resilience and diversity. She cherished the city's warm hospitality, rich cultural heritage, and the sense of community that brought people together. Abuja, the capital city, was a melting pot of Nigeria's beauty, and Nneoma felt proud to call it home. Would you like more stories about Abuja or Nigerian culture?

The LORD shall open unto thee his good treasure, the heaven to give the rain unto thy land in his season, and to bless all the work of thine hand: and thou shalt lend unto many nations, and thou shalt not borrow.