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Eu me converti lendo a Bíblia para tentar convencer uma crente da faculdade que ela estava errada. Era ateu.
30 anos depois, tenho 30 anos de conversão.
Amo Jesus. Quero ser igual a Jesus. Quando partir deste plano que ser recebido na Glória de Jesus.
* estou casado há 25 anos com a crente que queria “desviar”.
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An 11-year-old girl disappeared into a Florida swamp filled with alligators, leaving her parents terrified she might never come home. For four days, helicopters, search dogs, and rescue teams searched desperately, but found nothing.
It happened in Winter Springs, Florida. Nadia Bloom had gone out on her bicycle to photograph nature when she wandered into the dense swampland and became hopelessly lost.
As the days passed, her terrified parents continued praying for her safe return. But there was still no trace of Nadia, and with each passing night, the chances of finding her alive seemed to grow smaller.
Then a man named James King, who attended the family’s church, felt God calling him to search the swamp again. He ventured into the wilderness alone, praying and asking God to guide his steps.
James pushed deeper into the thick vegetation, calling Nadia’s name again and again. He later said he believed God was directing him where to go. Then, after calling her name once more, a little voice answered, and against all odds, he had found her alive.
But getting her home was another challenge. The swamp was so dense that rescuers couldn’t immediately reach them. James used toilet paper to signal a helicopter overhead while rescue crews fought their way through the vegetation.
After four days alone in the swamp, Nadia was finally carried to safety, suffering only dehydration, bruises, and insect bites.
Sometimes God answers prayers through people willing to listen and act. Share this story with someone who needs that reminder.
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I watched as my dad slip away for two years until his end, from dementia, he was 92.
Dad was a cruel and hateful "Atheist" of a man, who heaped some terrible things upon his family and my sisters, of which I vowed at 12 to ki-ll him.
He stayed with us those last two years of his life.
Wheeling around the house, making demands and leering at my wife, which I put a stop to.
It was exhausting.
I watched as he started forgetting names and even where he was at.
One time he thought my family was a different family masquerading as mine.
Those two years, I read the bible nightly, mostly Psalms
and explained God's love for us and His hatred of sin.
I talked to dad one night recounting what he had done to my one sister and some of the other terrible things he had done.
I did that, as he was never told he was a sinner and it needed to be told.
I did actually tell him the gospel message and the sin of mankind because he came to me one day and asked me what changed me after I got saved.
Dad was genuinely curious.
The last two weeks of his life he started seeing things that he would reach out for.
Strangely, dad was still coherent and we would talk, though his voice sounded like he was coming from a different dimension or was in a tunnel.
One night I came to make sure dad was comfortable and to add some glycerin to his dried lips as he was taking in little water, and had stopped eating.
When dad exclaimed loudly "I'm so sorry for the bad things I've done."
I barely breathed and thought what is this?
I decided after some brief silent prayer, to share the gospel yet again with a man who never apologized in his life.
I asked dad do you want Jesus to forgive you of your sin?
Do you believe now as you lay dying, Jesus is truly the Son of God.
He said yes.
I led him in prayer and we talked some more and I left the room.
The following day as I entered His room he spoke first telling me "Jesus was the truth, He spoke truth."
Two days later dad passed on into the hands of Jesus.
I remember I cried like never before at the salvation of my dad, and the wonder of the salvation process.
I remembered the story of King Nebuchadnezzar and how in his insanity gave praise to God and God restored him to his former place.
My point?
Never give up praying for anyone for any reason.
God's grace extends to everyone.
Titus 2:11 “For the grace of God has appeared, bringing salvation for all people.
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It's all real
Written account of Jesus rising from the dead identified in 2,000-year-old manuscript, study suggests trib.al/caFpzVT
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The football World needs to come together and fight for Mbappe. This is ridiculous. Mbappe didn’t create any of those memes. The football world did. #Istandwithmbappe
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A school bus carrying 51 children was hijacked by the very man trusted to drive them safely home.
He took their phones, threatened to kill them, and poured gasoline inside the bus. But one 13-year-old boy was willing to risk his own safety to give everyone on board a chance to survive.
It happened near Milan, Italy, where the driver suddenly changed course and took the children hostage. Some were restrained with cable ties as he drove toward an unknown destination.
But 13-year-old Ramy Shehata had managed to keep a phone hidden. Pretending to pray, he secretly helped get a call out for help while the driver was nearby. One wrong move could have exposed him to the man threatening to kill everyone on board.
Police raced to intercept the bus and forced it to stop. But as officers moved in, the driver set the bus on fire. Police smashed the windows and desperately pulled children to safety as flames spread through the vehicle.
By the time the fire was extinguished, the bus was a burned-out shell. But miraculously, all 51 children had escaped alive.
Ramy was later granted Italian citizenship in recognition of his courage. He was just a schoolboy trying to get home, but when dozens of children were in danger, he found the courage to act.
Let’s give this young hero the recognition he deserves.
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I just saw the soul of someone here who passed away a few years ago. He was not too surprised that i could see him as he walked passed the mall.
Although he wasn’t a follower and according to him, was one of those who criticized me but not openly, he wished he had listened. Now trapped in the land of the unconscious souls. None is conscious of the presence of any other.
He walks past this mall but in his realm, there is no mall. No figures. Limited air. No food or living organisms. Just rocky terrains, dry land and what on earth you can liken to cactus plants.
He doesn’t see any mall. That mall is something else in his region. He has seen only one soul since he arrived there. He hasn’t seen it again in a while.
A lone soul in an entire “country”. He believed nothing and therefore you cannot see or experience what you do believe exists.
I look around him as i speak with him, i see a lot of animated activities and peoples of different races but he cannot see, hear or feel anything. He sees me cos of a certain reason, although weakly.
He is someone who needs urgent guidance through the lands and i wish him well. Many people will experience this when they pass. I pray he doesn’t have to linger there for decades, basking under each fading night that will come without a star.
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Today, I was honoured to join our Presidential Candidate, His Excellency Peter Obi, and other distinguished leaders at the National Democratic Congress (NDC) National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting and the commissioning of our national headquarters.
These events mark important milestones in our shared mission to build a strong, united, and progressive political movement.
Our gathering reaffirmed our collective commitment to purposeful leadership, internal democracy, and a people-centred approach to governance.
At a time when Nigerians are yearning for security, economic relief, jobs, and greater opportunity, we must rise to the moment and present a credible alternative, one that restores hope and places the welfare of our people first.
As we strengthen our party and look toward 2027, I remain confident that with unity, discipline, and a clear vision, we can build a Nigeria in which every citizen has the chance to thrive. - RMK
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NIGERIANS!!!
I BEG YOU BY THE MERCIES OF GOD!!!
PLEASE IF THIS IS ONLY RIGHT THING WE DO IN OUR LIFE TIME, LET IT BE THIS!!!
I AM HONESTLY BEGGING YOU!!!!
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Vote Peter Obi
Vote NDC
Vote the peace (✌️) sign
Your vote counts
Make Nigeria Great Again.
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I’m out now and phone wan die. I will continue when I get home later. Una too plenty ooo. My eyes first blur lol. Anyways Big announcement tomorrow. And No it’s not a new artist or new single. Love always. 🤍
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Gonna need a computer screen for this. My phone no fit see all dis tweets o. Egbami 🙆🏾♂️
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Oya na refresh your bank app. More blessings. Sent you 1m 🙏🏾🐘
