How easy it is to use many words
And give little thought to the things you say
so willingly yield your lips to the lord
and hearts will be blest by them everyday.
– D Dehaan
PENSPEAK ’16
Chimamma: Its on the 19th of may 2016
Chimamma: Burn down the palaces of doctrines and denominations
Chimamma: She is ONE CHURCH
Chimamma: We are gods. Stay close to the centre cos we are nothing but dead gods without the life of Him who gives it
Cindy: so them words carry power if they are Gods and if they be spoken…….. #word
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I am DaNiel Achi-kanu. I am a Son of God, perhaps like you. I’m also a poet, I’d like you to know about PENSPEAK 2016- A spoken word poetry event happening in the UNN this May.
PensPeak ’15 found me in audience starry eyed staring at God’s stars in the sky of our generation…
But it was early in the evening…and as the year evened out even I found myself picking up the pieces of my blown away mind…
PensPeak ’16 found me piecing pieces to Peace and please don’t simply be pleased by this piece of pieces…
Its early in the eve of the evening when its happening. Happen in tune with us…even out the event with us.
UNN, May 19.
Call – Ada +2348160565714
Mimi +2348183527566
Or. Me +2347036013927
Pieces and pens make Pen’s Peak…
Be a piece… Don’t just speak
#PENSPEAK2016 … INVASION
#EVERYDAYJESUS…is silent when…
1.Be silent In the heat of anger – (Prov 14:17)
2. Be silent When you don’t have all the facts – (Prov 18:13)
3. Be silent When you haven’t verified the story – (Deut 17:6)
4. Be silent If your words will offend a weaker person – (1 Cor 8:11)
5. Be silent When it is time to listen – (Prov 13:1)
6. Be silent When you are tempted to make light of holy things – (Eccl 5:2)
7. Be silent When you are tempted to joke about sin – (Prov 14:9)
8. Be silent If you would be ashamed of your words later – (Prov 8:8)
9. Be silent If your words would convey the wrong impression – (Prov 17:27)
10. Be silent If the issue is none of your business – (Prov 14:10)
11. Be silent When you are tempted to tell an outright lie – (Prov 4:24)
12. Be silent If your words will damage someone else’s reputation – (Pro 16:27)
13. Be silent If your words will damage a friendship – (Prov 16:28)
14. Be silent When you are feeling critical – (Jam 3:9)
15. Be silent If you can’t say it without screaming it – (Prov 25:28)
16. Be silent If your words will be a poor reflection of the Lord or your friends and family – (1 Pe 2:21-23)
17. Be silent If you may have to eat your words later – (Prov 18:21)
18. Be silent If you have already said it more than one time – (Prov 19:13)
19. Be silent When you are tempted to flatter a wicked person – (Prov 24:24)
20. Be silent When you are supposed to be working instead – (Prov 14:23)
“WHOEVER GUARDS HIS MOUTH AND TONGUE KEEPS HIS SOUL FROM TROUBLES” (Prov 21:23).
“BE STILL, AND KNOW THAT I AM GOD” (Ps 46:10)
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Well…aren’t you glad you read that? I got it from Azubuike Hannah…
QUICK QUOTEs
The world’s anguish is no different from the love we insist on holding back.
Aberjhan.
THE BRIGHT SIDE…
I have come to realize that most often than not, we do more of complaining. The most comfortable and convenient thing to do, when we are going through life issues, is complain. When we lose loved ones, we complain. When we lose our jobs, we complain. When we go through rejection, we complain. When we seem to be encumbered, the easiest thing to do at those times my friends is to complain.
One of my discoveries about complaining is that it creates a negative atmosphere for bad situations to thrive. The more you talk about a bad situation, the more they are magnified. Sometimes we go so far that we even miss the path to the solution.
I have also realized that we complain to get sympathy. We try to make people believe it was not our fault that we are going through what we are going through. At some of those times, the people we complain to seem not to care. It really may not be that they do not want to show care, but they also have things they are dealing with. Not to sound mean, but just know that people do not owe you to care. So when you complain and it is as though no one cares, do not get distraught, just know they do not owe you to care.
When life throws darts and arrows at you, do not resort to complaining, just locate the bright side. I have emphasized on this series that the things we go through are not meant to destroy us (except we let them), but they are designed to make us better. One key to coming out better after the process is to look on the bright side. This helps you draw positive energy to go through the process. Rather than complain, look on the bright side.
#THE PROCESS
Please share with others and let it bless them as it blessed you
Stay blessed.
and a happy new month to you!
©TRANSFORMING WORDS SERIES
(Transforming the World through the Word)
http://www.transformingwordseries.wordpress.com
QUICK QUOTEs
There is only one secure foundation; a genuine ,deep ,relationship with Jesus Christ which will carry you through any and all turmoil. No matter what storms are lacing all around. You will stand firm if you stand on his love.
Anonymous
QUICK QUOTEs
Cleverness takes you up but it is integrity that keeps you there.
Benson Idahosa
Book Review: MOUNTAIN MOVING FAITH- By Kenneth E. Hagin
Reviewed by: Philipa Oraegbu
Author: Kenneth Erwin Hagin
Book: Mountain Moving Faith
Publishers: Faith Library Publications
Pages: 174pp
Kenneth Hagin (1917 – 2003), a man who at an early age was diagnosed as having a deformed heart and an incurable blood disease, got miraculously healed; following this, he began the “word of faith movement”, ministering round the world and teaching believers about the effectiveness of faith.
In his book, Mountain Moving Faith, Hagin tells the story of his healing. Using as a basis the study of Mark 21:22-26, he ascertains that a believer doesn’t need to pray for faith- every (true) believer already has the God-inspired kind of faith. He reveals the importance of faith in the Christian walk with God, and why every believer ought to ‘exercise’ their faith. Faith, he explains, is measurable, and ought not to remain stagnant but rather increase. He further teaches about having faith for finances and for the meeting of the need of others. Mountain moving faith teaches believers to use and grow their faith.
The author’s use of life experiences to convey his message establishing every scripture he quotes with many more biblical references helps the believer to get an extensive understanding of the biblical concept of faith. Hagin also emphasizes that hoping isn’t merely believing, but is proved in its being acted upon.
Faith is the foundation of the Christian life. Without it, there is really no Christian life to speak of. All we will ever need is available for the taking. God has promised this. And this book simply makes this crystal clear.
Christ a poet 