• Listen up, Men! Never Joke with Your Source of Income—Get Money at All Costs

    Let me tell you this personally: If you don’t have your money right, you’re going to suffer. The world is brutal to broke men. You don’t get sympathy, handouts, or free passes. You’re not a woman who gets free stuff just by existing.

    Women are born with their value. A beautiful woman can walk into any room and instantly get attention, validation, and resources. But as a man, you have to EARN your value.

    Here’s Why You Must Never Joke with Your Source of Income:

    1. Respect Comes from Power, and Power Comes from Money
    A broke man has no power, no authority, and no say. If you want people to respect your presence, you need money.

    2. Nobody Feeds a Broke Man
    If you’re down and out, nobody’s coming to save you. There are no safety nets, no sympathy, and no handouts. You’re either grinding or you’re invisible.

    3. You Can’t Protect or Provide Without Resources
    As a man, your value is tied to your ability to provide, protect, and lead. Without money, you’re a liability, not an asset.

    4. Financial Independence Is True Freedom
    Without your own income, you are a slave to your job, your boss, and even the opinions of others. Money gives you choices, freedom, and control over your own destiny.

    5. Broke Men Are Easy Targets for Manipulation
    A man with no money is an easy mark for manipulation. People use, discard, and disrespect broke men because they know they have no leverage.

    6. Women Lose Interest Quickly in Broke Men
    No matter how nice or loving you are, if you’re broke, she’s going to lose interest. Women are wired to seek security and stability—if you can’t provide that, you’re done.

    7. You Have No Voice Without Resources
    In this world, money talks. You can’t make moves, take risks, or have influence if you’re broke.

    8. Survival Demands It
    There’s no dignity in poverty. You must get money at all costs because your survival, your dignity, and your future depend on it.

    Final Warning

    Don’t let anyone distract you from your grind. Don’t let relationships, drama, or laziness stop you from getting your money right. Chase the bag, secure your income, and build your empire.

    A man without money is a man without options. Make sure you always have options. #motivation #preciousandfamily #Marriage #follower #Relationship
    Listen up, Men! Never Joke with Your Source of Income—Get Money at All Costs Let me tell you this personally: If you don’t have your money right, you’re going to suffer. The world is brutal to broke men. You don’t get sympathy, handouts, or free passes. You’re not a woman who gets free stuff just by existing. Women are born with their value. A beautiful woman can walk into any room and instantly get attention, validation, and resources. But as a man, you have to EARN your value. Here’s Why You Must Never Joke with Your Source of Income: 1. Respect Comes from Power, and Power Comes from Money A broke man has no power, no authority, and no say. If you want people to respect your presence, you need money. 2. Nobody Feeds a Broke Man If you’re down and out, nobody’s coming to save you. There are no safety nets, no sympathy, and no handouts. You’re either grinding or you’re invisible. 3. You Can’t Protect or Provide Without Resources As a man, your value is tied to your ability to provide, protect, and lead. Without money, you’re a liability, not an asset. 4. Financial Independence Is True Freedom Without your own income, you are a slave to your job, your boss, and even the opinions of others. Money gives you choices, freedom, and control over your own destiny. 5. Broke Men Are Easy Targets for Manipulation A man with no money is an easy mark for manipulation. People use, discard, and disrespect broke men because they know they have no leverage. 6. Women Lose Interest Quickly in Broke Men No matter how nice or loving you are, if you’re broke, she’s going to lose interest. Women are wired to seek security and stability—if you can’t provide that, you’re done. 7. You Have No Voice Without Resources In this world, money talks. You can’t make moves, take risks, or have influence if you’re broke. 8. Survival Demands It There’s no dignity in poverty. You must get money at all costs because your survival, your dignity, and your future depend on it. Final Warning Don’t let anyone distract you from your grind. Don’t let relationships, drama, or laziness stop you from getting your money right. Chase the bag, secure your income, and build your empire. A man without money is a man without options. Make sure you always have options. #motivation #preciousandfamily #Marriage #follower #Relationship
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  • "Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand."
    — Isaiah 41:10
    "Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand." — Isaiah 41:10
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  • CRYPTO SPACE CAN MAKE YOU WEALTHY...............
    JUST KNOW THE RIGHT DOOR TO ENTER

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    CRYPTO SPACE CAN MAKE YOU WEALTHY............... JUST KNOW THE RIGHT DOOR TO ENTER SEE UUUUU
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  • “Hey, how are you?” the eraser asked the pencil kindly.

    “I’m not your friend,” the pencil snapped. “I hate you.”

    Surprised and hurt, the eraser asked, “Why?”

    “Because you erase everything I write.”

    “I only remove the mistakes,” the eraser replied gently.

    “That doesn’t make it right,” said the pencil.

    “But that’s what I’m here for. It’s my purpose.”

    “Then your job is meaningless,” grumbled the pencil. “Writing is more important than erasing.”

    “To erase the wrong is just as important as writing the right,” the eraser said.

    The pencil paused, then quietly said, “But I see you getting smaller each day…”

    “That’s because I give a little bit of myself every time I help correct a mistake.”

    “I feel smaller too,” the pencil admitted.

    “We can’t do good for others unless we’re willing to sacrifice something,” the eraser smiled.

    Then she looked at him and softly asked, “Do you still hate me?”

    The pencil smiled back:
    “How could I hate someone who gives so much of themselves?”

    Each day we wake up with one day less.
    If you can’t be the pencil that creates joy for others, be the eraser that wipes away their pain, planting hope and reminding them:
    *The future can still be better than the past*.

    *Be grateful, ALWAYS!*.
    “Hey, how are you?” the eraser asked the pencil kindly. “I’m not your friend,” the pencil snapped. “I hate you.” Surprised and hurt, the eraser asked, “Why?” “Because you erase everything I write.” “I only remove the mistakes,” the eraser replied gently. “That doesn’t make it right,” said the pencil. “But that’s what I’m here for. It’s my purpose.” “Then your job is meaningless,” grumbled the pencil. “Writing is more important than erasing.” “To erase the wrong is just as important as writing the right,” the eraser said. The pencil paused, then quietly said, “But I see you getting smaller each day…” “That’s because I give a little bit of myself every time I help correct a mistake.” “I feel smaller too,” the pencil admitted. “We can’t do good for others unless we’re willing to sacrifice something,” the eraser smiled. Then she looked at him and softly asked, “Do you still hate me?” The pencil smiled back: “How could I hate someone who gives so much of themselves?” Each day we wake up with one day less. If you can’t be the pencil that creates joy for others, be the eraser that wipes away their pain, planting hope and reminding them: *The future can still be better than the past*. *Be grateful, ALWAYS!*.
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  • *FOR THOSE OF US MINISTERS OF GOD WHO TOTALLY LIVE GOD'S WORK TO PURSUE MONEY, ESPECIALLY THE EVANGELISTS, MAY YOU REPENT SO THAT YOUR WEALTH NOT BE A CURSE TO YOUR CHILDREN, IN THE NAME OF JESUS, AMEN.*.
    👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

    PROPERTY WAHALA: 3 CHILDREN VS THEIR MOTHER
    Today at Ikeja High Court I witnessed the court give judgment in a case between a mother and her 3 biological children.

    Their father/husband died leaving a large estate. In his Will, he made their mother & another, executors of the Will. The man died about 12 years ago.

    Since then, the old woman has been managing the estate as an executor. One of the lawyers in the case told me she pays each of the 3 children 1 million Naira monthly from what she realises from the estate. Yet her children dragged her to court . These her children all live abroad o! And are all highly educated.

    They were telling the court to ask their 73 year old mother to render accounts. They are also alleging that she is senile and can't manage the estate, so the court should remove her as an executor of their father's estate. The court was able to determine that the woman is of sound mind. All allegations of mental incapacity were not true.

    Imagine the extent a woman's biological children went to discredit their mom's mental capacity because of greed and property they didn't work for. It is also wrong that their mom does not render account of how she manages the estate.

    Anyways, the court ordered their mom to render account of the estate since she started managing it in 2013. Also, it made one of the children an executor who will now join their mother in running things. The court did not grant their wish of removing their mom as an executor.

    Shey Una dey see wetin property dey cause? Leaving wealth and property behind can also be a curse. See how this small nuclear family is being torn apart. Make Una enjoy Una money now when Una dey alive.
    *FOR THOSE OF US MINISTERS OF GOD WHO TOTALLY LIVE GOD'S WORK TO PURSUE MONEY, ESPECIALLY THE EVANGELISTS, MAY YOU REPENT SO THAT YOUR WEALTH NOT BE A CURSE TO YOUR CHILDREN, IN THE NAME OF JESUS, AMEN.*. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 PROPERTY WAHALA: 3 CHILDREN VS THEIR MOTHER Today at Ikeja High Court I witnessed the court give judgment in a case between a mother and her 3 biological children.🤨 Their father/husband died leaving a large estate. In his Will, he made their mother & another, executors of the Will. The man died about 12 years ago. Since then, the old woman has been managing the estate as an executor. One of the lawyers in the case told me she pays each of the 3 children 1 million Naira monthly from what she realises from the estate. Yet her children dragged her to court 😳. These her children all live abroad o! And are all highly educated. They were telling the court to ask their 73 year old mother to render accounts. They are also alleging that she is senile and can't manage the estate, so the court should remove her as an executor of their father's estate. The court was able to determine that the woman is of sound mind. All allegations of mental incapacity were not true. Imagine the extent a woman's biological children went to discredit their mom's mental capacity because of greed and property they didn't work for. It is also wrong that their mom does not render account of how she manages the estate. Anyways, the court ordered their mom to render account of the estate since she started managing it in 2013. Also, it made one of the children an executor who will now join their mother in running things. The court did not grant their wish of removing their mom as an executor. Shey Una dey see wetin property dey cause? Leaving wealth and property behind can also be a curse. See how this small nuclear family is being torn apart. Make Una enjoy Una money now when Una dey alive😉.
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  • WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN?

    BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES.

    - Bishop David Abioye

    While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'.

    He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
    WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN? BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES. - Bishop David Abioye While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'. He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
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  • WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN?

    BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES.

    - Bishop David Abioye

    While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'.

    He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
    WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN? BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES. - Bishop David Abioye While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'. He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
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  • WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN?

    BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES.

    - Bishop David Abioye

    While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'.

    He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
    WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN? BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES. - Bishop David Abioye While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'. He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
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  • WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN?

    BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES.

    - Bishop David Abioye

    While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'.

    He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
    WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN? BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES. - Bishop David Abioye While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'. He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
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  • WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN?

    BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES.

    - Bishop David Abioye

    While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'.

    He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
    WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN? BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES. - Bishop David Abioye While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'. He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
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  • WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN?

    BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES.

    - Bishop David Abioye

    While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'.

    He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
    WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN? BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES. - Bishop David Abioye While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'. He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
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  • WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN?

    BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES.

    - Bishop David Abioye

    While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'.

    He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
    WHAT ARE YOU DOING PLAITING YOUR HAIR OR PUTTING ON EARRINGS AS A MAN? BEHAVE CULTURALLY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T KNOW SCRIPTURES. - Bishop David Abioye While preaching at the Anointing To Reign Service, Bishop Abioye encouraged young men to recognize their royalty in Christ and avoid appearing like 'street boys'. He said, "Kings are recognized for royalty, mentally and physically. Royalty! Stop behaving like a street boy. Royalty, including your appearance, don't dress carelessly. Royalty is synonymous with kingship. Carry yourself in a manner that when people see you in public, they see something unique about you. Don't look like a rogue. Even in the system of the World, you don't see people in position dress anyhow. Church Gist. Put earrings as a man, what are you doing with it? Plaiting your hair as a man, what are you doing with it? I know many young people won't like what I'm saying, but I have to show it to you from Scriptures and from culture. Even if you don't know Scriptures, behave culturally. What is fitting, is fitting. Why would you like to be like a woman, when He created you like a man? Why aren't you satisfied with the way God made you? Royalty reflects spiritually, mentally and physically. Behave it, act it, look it!"
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