HEAR WHAT PASTOR ADEBOYE SAID ABOUT NIGERIANS

2016 Prophecy by Pastor E.A Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God. A critical look at the prophecy shows there is hope for everyone

FOR INDIVIDUALS

·        Some families will trace the beginning of their generational blessings to this year.

·        Some will receive help from unexpected sources.

·        Grateful hearts will have more causes to be grateful

·        For many, the pendulum of life in generally on the upward swing now, a chosen few will receive blessings so large they can hardly contain.

 FOR NIGERIA

·        Things are likely to get tougher, before they get better, but things will definitely get better before the year ends.

·        What he started last year, he will finish this year, provided we don’t rejoice too soon.

 INTERNATIONAL

·        Natural disasters, floods, fires, earthquakes, are likely to get progressively worse, until governments realize that these are part of divine judgment against those who have unholy laws. If governments will repent of disdaining Christ and His church, He will help them win the fight against terrorism.

·        A major war will be averted this year

·        A new sexually transmitted diseases will surface

MOST IMPORTED STOCKFISH IN NIGERIA CONTAIN HEAVY METALS CONTAMINATION

Vwoke Enokuophrurhe Franca hails from Ughelli South Local government of Delta. She is a student of the Department of Pure and Industrial Chemistry, Abia State University. She carried out a research that will shock the entire world on consumption of imported stockfish in Nigeria. Her research reviewed that imported stockfish contains heavy metals contamination that is harmful to our body. These are what we consume daily and when sicknesses, for example, cancer, come knocking; we begin to wonder how we contacted them. Consuming heavy metals on regular basis could be dangerous to our health.

Based on her research, she is being invited at the International Journal of Arts & Sciences (IJAS) International Conference for Physical, Life and Health Sciences, for oral presentation which will be held at the Sirius Conference Center, Brunhamstrasse 21, 81249 Munich, Germany to enable publication in their International Journal.

Based on the current economy challenges in the country, Vwoke may not be able to afford the financial commitment for the conference, transport, accommodation, feeding etc. The University where she is currently an undergraduate is not willing to assist. But I think she can be helped so as to encourage a young brain committed to research work that can help save lives of millions of Nigerians and people outside Nigeria.

Assisting the researcher can help save lives of our loved ones. Any form of assistance you give will be appreciated: financial, publishing/posting, connecting her to appropriate authority, channel, or organization.

Thanks.

Her contact:   08134812038 or 08179763662

WHERE IS JESUS?

Something happened in Luke 2:41-52 that I want to draw our attention in this write up. So many people are guilty of that incidence. Mary and Joseph, the parent of Jesus, knew how important Jesus is in their lives. This is someone that Angel has to come with good news before He was conceived and given birth to. They knew Jesus is the savior of the world (Matthew 1:20-23, Luke 1:30-33). But now they have that Jesus, they see Him every day; they became too familiar with Jesus.

Then in Luke 2:41-44, they went for a festival: a Passover festival. The Passover festival supposes to be a spiritual exercise when the Israelites remember how they were saved from the kingdom of darkness, slavery, oppression and suppression. It is an event to remember their salvation experience, and how God transformed them into freemen. Unfortunately, they turned such experience to a normal event, a custom festival (Luke 2:42); a usual, a normal tradition. In the midst of the festival they never knew when Jesus left them. The bible says that they assumed that Jesus was still with them for a whole day.

Thank God they discovered on time. What about you? There are many people that Jesus has left, but they are not aware of it. So many ministries, Jesus has left, but they are still assuming they are with Jesus. Jesus has left so many homes, families, vocations, businesses, marriages, callings, etc. But the danger is that they are still thinking and assuming that they are with Jesus. The parent of Jesus assumed that for a whole day journey.

I want us to reconsider our lives, reconsider your gifting and calling, reconsider your ministry, reconsider your life generally and see if Jesus is still with you or it is a mere assumption? Let’s reconsider our services, music, prayers; etc is it not turning to mere traditions and customs? Is Jesus really there? So many people come to church, not to serve God, but to be entertained. Some that even want to serve God are doing it because they need something from Him (a selfish service). Let us return to the Lord, let us amend our ways, let’s reconcile back to God (2Corithian 5:20).

Thank God Jesus parent later retraced their steps when they realized their mistakes. But the question is, ‘Are you willing to retrace your step back?’ The bibles says that the condition for eating the good of the land is WILLINGNESS AND OBEDIENCE (Isaiah 1:19). There are so many magical prayers we pray in the church today that will not work. The kinds of Christians we have today are those looking for magic from God; they are the types that are not willing to obey God but want God to fulfill His promises. That is the major cause of problems and afflictions in the church today, despite the intensified prayers. God is not a deaf God; His hands are not too short to save (Isaiah 59:1-2). We are the ones at fault (Proverb 19:3). Let us go back to where we have left Jesus, let us go back to true worship and service. Let’s forget the jamboree, the traditional worship, and the magic prayers. Let us do the needful (Deuteronomy 28:1, Isaiah 1:18-19). Let us go looking for the Jesus we have abandoned behind. Let’s go find Jesus. No matter how far and long we have left Jesus, we can still find Him, if only we are willing to retrace our steps. As you seek after Jesus season, it is my prayer that you will find Him.

Wonderful Joseph Onochojare

FOX NETWORK IS SATANIC

Why Is The Fox Network Spending Millions To Bring The Devil Into Your Home?

The Fox network wants you to think of them as the "family channel", and they don't want you to dwell on the fact that they spend millions producing books, television and movies that glorify the Devil, promote the homosexual lifestyle, and trash biblical Christianity. That makes them by definition both anti-family and anti-Christian.

by Geoffrey Grider January 24, 2016

Fox Network offering up a variety of pro-Satanic and LGBT-friendly publishing and programming

“Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” James 4:7 (KJV)
Since it’s inception, the Fox network has portrayed itself as the home of conservatism and family values. But a closer look shows a completely different picture. In fact, they are doubling down on pro-Satanic and horror programming.
Last week, we told you about the Fox network’s new marquee show called “Lucifer“, a show about a cool, “hot looking” Devil who drives a Corvette and owns a nightclub. Today we find out that they are also prepping a new series based on the Exorcist. The drama is a modern reinvention of William Peter Blatty’s bestselling 1971 book, The Exorcist. The project is described as “a propulsive, serialized psychological thriller following two very different men tackling one family’s case of horrifying demonic possession, and confronting the face of true evil.”

If this wasn’t bad enough, the rabbit hole goes deeper. A lot deeper.

Rupert Murdoch’s media conglomerate News Corp. owns the publisher HarperCollins. HarperCollins bought Christian publisher Zondervan. Zondervan says that they are the largest publisher of Bibles in the world, including the Laodicean fanboy favorite the NIV “bible”.

• THE KING JAMES AV 1611 BIBLE VS. THE NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION

HarperCollins then bought Thomas Nelson Publishing, the largest general publisher of Christian material in the world. Combined they represent nearly half of all Christian reading material on the face of the earth. Let that thought sink in.
Rupert Murdoch with the Fox Network owns and controls half of all the world’s Christian publishing.
Now for the other shoe.
Rupert Murdoch’s empire also owns a company called Avon that publishes and promotes Anton Lavey’s book The Satanic Bible. Now do you see why they are pushing all this Satanic programming on their television network? It’s a full court press to make you comfortable with the Devil. They want you to think that the Devil is a joke and that Hell is not a real place. But it is.
When viewed in total, you can clearly see an organized effort by Rupert Murdoch to to use his wealth, influence and power to constantly push a pro-Satanic and pro-LGBT agenda. Rupert Murdoch’s HarperCollins is also the publisher of ‘The Joy of Gay Sex’ and titles by anti-Christian author Richard Dawkins.
“And he said unto them, Go ye, and tell that fox, Behold, I cast out devils, and I do cures to day and to morrow, and the third day I shall be perfected.” Luke 13:32 (KJV)
The Fox network wants you to think of them as the “family channel”, and they don’t want you to dwell on the fact that they spend millions producing books, television and movies that glorify the Devil, promote the homosexual lifestyle, and trash biblical Christianity.  That makes them by definition both anti-family and anti-Christian.
It’s time to dump the Fox.


 SOURCE:    http://www.nowtheendbegins.com/why-is-fox-spending-millions-to-bring-the-devil-into-your-home/

WORLD WAR III HAS STARTED

Is this how World War III begins? Religion, end times, terror and the frightening new Middle East tinderbox

Apocalyptic worldviews and non-state actors make the wars in Syria and on terror all the more dangerous

Phil Torres

world leaders and journalists seem to think so. For example, Jordan’s King Abdullah recently said at a news conference that “we are facing a Third World War against humanity,” and that we must “act fast to tackle the response to interconnected threats.” Similarly, Roger Cohen at the New York Times wrote a poignant article in which he draws a number of parallels between the Syrian war and the beginning of World War I. And last September, Pope Francis visited a military cemetery in Italy and warned that “perhaps one can speak of a third war, one fought piecemeal, with crimes, massacres, destruction.”

The idea that World War III has started isn’t crazy — although neither is it obviously true. The fact is that the Syrian conflict is an international tangle of competing interests and strange alliances. Russia and Iran, for example, both support the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria. Meanwhile, the U.S. supports the Kurds and Syrian rebels fighting against al-Assad’s forces. The U.S. is also leading a coalition of over 60 countries, and France recently started its own coalition to fight the Islamic State, as did Russia. Making matters even more complicated, Turkey is fighting against the Kurds, and the Syrian rebels are receiving additional help from Jordan, Turkey and the Gulf states.

These are just the state actors — there’s also a number of nonstate entities engaged in this conflict. For example, the Lebanese terrorist organization Hezbollah is on the side of Syria, Russia, and Iran, while the al-Qaeda affiliate Jabhat al-Nusra is fighting to topple Assad’s regime and replace it with an Islamic government. There have also been numerous Shia militia roaming around Iraq since the 2003 U.S.-led preemptive invasion, including the Mahdi Army and the Promised Day Brigade. According to the former director of the CIA, David Petraeus, such militias constitute an even greater longterm threat to the region than the Islamic State.

And then, of course, pretty much everyone is at war with the Islamic State, which has grown into the largest and best-funded terrorist organization in human history. It now controls a huge area of real estate in Iraq and Syria (on which some 5 million people live), and has affiliates in countries like Pakistan, Afghanistan, Libya, and Nigeria. This juggernaut of terrorism has also attracted foreign fighters from countries as geographically distant as Denmark, Ireland, Australia, and the US. While its initial aim, after rising to prominence in 2014, was to establish a strong caliphate in Iraq and Syria, it recently expanded its strategy by bombing a Russian commercial plane over the Sinai Peninsula and perpetrating the Paris attacks that left 130 people dead.

So, this is clearly an international war — and a messy one at that. But it’s not the first conflict of the sort since World War II. The Cold War involved countries from around the globe, divided into the Eastern and Western blocs, and the Korean War can be seen as a proxy war between the U.S. and China, backed by the UN and Soviet Union, respectively. Furthermore, the Second Congo War, which is sometimes dubbed the African World War, involved nine African nations and roughly twenty different militias. Our global village has witnessed multiple international confrontations in the seven decades since 1945. The Syrian war is just another in this series.

But there is something that makes the Syrian war unique. Whereas many of the conflicts after World War I were driven by differences in political and economic ideologies — think fascism, communism, and liberal democracy — the war in Syria involves several actors that appear to hold genuinely apocalyptic worldviews.

The Islamic State is perhaps the most obvious example. As the U.S. General Martin Dempsey noted during a 2014 press conference, the Islamic State is motivated by “an apocalyptic, end-of-days strategic vision” according to which its current leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, is the eighth of 12 caliphs in total before the world ends. It also believes that a grand battle — essentially Armageddon — between the Muslims and “Romans,” i.e., the Western forces, will soon occur in the small Syrian town of Dabiq. This is why the Islamic State “fought ferociously” for control of Dabiq in 2014, despite its military insignificance, and it’s why the Islamic State named its online propaganda magazine Dabiq. Each issue of this magazine opens with the quote: “The spark has been lit here in Iraq, and its heat will continue to intensify — by Allah’s permission — until it burns the crusader armies in Dabiq.” For the Islamic State, the Syrian war is one stage in an apocalyptic narrative that’s unfolding before our very eyes.

The reason such beliefs matter is that movements driven by “active apocalyptic” worldviews aren’t “rational actors” in the normal sense of the term. The Islamic State, for example, wants the world to declare war against it. According to a prophetic hadith, it’s expecting a total of 80 countries to descent upon its territories — roughly 20 more than the number of countries in the U.S.-led coalition. Furthermore, the conviction that “This is the war [Muhammad] promised — it is the Grand Battle,” as a Sunni fighter told Reuters in 2014, can produce a sense of moral urgency that true believers can use to justify virtually any act of barbarism or violence, no matter how catastrophic. Consequently, apocalyptic movements like the Islamic State can be far more brutal than state or nonstate actors motivated by the ideologies behind World War II, the Cold War, and other conflicts. The Islamic State wants not just a fight, but a fight to the death.

So, the biggest worry about the Syrian war isn’t that it’s World War III in the making, but that involves an apocalyptic component that raises the stakes considerably. The possibility of a catastrophe is perhaps much greater today than in past wars. In fact, the Islamic State has secretly explored the possibility of weaponizing the bubonic plague, as well as infecting its own members with Ebola and then flying them around the world. It’s also fantasized about purchasing a nuclear bomb from Pakistan, transporting it to South America, and sneaking it through “porous borders” into the U.S.” While this scenario may sound “far-fetched,” the Islamic State notes in a Dabiq article that it’s “infinitely more possible today than it was just one year ago.”

If such a device were to be detonated in New York City or Los Angeles and the U.S. were to respond by “bomb[ing] the sh*t out of them,” to quote a presidential candidate still trying to figure out the difference between the Quds Force and the Kurds, the result would probably only reinforce Islamic extremism in the region. As Graeme Wood correctly observes in an interview with the atheist Sam Harris, more bombs in Syria and Iraq would only confirm a “clash of civilizations” narrative, thereby leading “a particular type” of Muslim who’s “already inclined to believe that the West is at war with Islam” to adopt even more radical beliefs. The war between “civilizations” would thus escalate even further.

What’s the solution to the Syrian conflict — or World War III, if you’d prefer to call it that? There isn’t a good one. The U.S.-led preemptive invasion of Iraq started this mess by destabilizing the region and leading a whole generation of Sunnis and Shi’ites to believe that the end is nigh. And now we’re reaping the consequences of this foreign policy blunder, with no end in sight.

Phil Torres is an Affiliate Scholar at the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, and founder of the X-Risks Institute. He is the author of the forthcoming book The End: What Science and Religion Tell Us About the Apocalypse.

Source:  http://www.salon.com/2015/12/20/is_this_how_world_war_iii_begins_religion_end_times_terror_
and_the_frightening_new_middle_east_tinderbox/

Angola Bans Islam and Shuts Down All Mosques Across The Country

Angola has reportedly declared Islam illegal and ordered for all of the country’s mosques to be closed down.
Minister of culture Rosa Cruz e Silva said that mosques in the largely Christian country would be closed until further notice.
She described Islam as a ‘sect’ that would be banned as counter to Angolan customs and culture.
There are unconfirmed reports that mosques across the African country are being destroyed, according to the International Business Times.
President Jose Edurado dos Santos reportedly told the Osun Defence daily: ‘This is the final end of Islamic influence in our country.’
Along with Islam, which is a religion associated with less than 1 per cent of the population of 19 million, 194 other ‘sects’ have been banned in the nation, where more than half the population is Christian.



Source:  http://community.vanguardngr.com/forum/topics/angola-bans-islam-and-shuts-down-all-mosques-across-the-country

BREATHING EARTH DISCOVERED IN CANADA

'Breathing' Earth Filmed In Canadian Forest

Watch the mossy ground of a forest rise and fall under the feet of a walker who captured the phenomenon on his mobile phone

Amazing footage has emerged of a forest carpet appearing to breathe like a sleeping giant.

The video was captured by Brian Nuttall at Apple River in Nova Scotia, Canada, on his mobile phone.
It shows the ground rising and falling.
What in fact is happening is explained by Mr Nuttall in a Facebook post.
"I believe the larger trees are doomed to blow down but are currently spared, the smaller trees around them help hold each other up, as the wind pushes the trees into one another," he said.

"The punishing prevailing winds have taken their toll on the side hill, the roots have loosened and the mossy ground from the once shaded forest floor are giving way, soon to be toppled over."
Shot by Mr Nuttall on October 31, the video has been viewed more than three million times online and his Facebook post has been liked by more than 13,500 people with over 100 comments.
One person describes it as "creepy and scary", while others refer to it as "Mother Earth breathing" and a "floating forest".

Source:  http://news.sky.com/story/1585693/breathing-earth-filmed-in-canadian-forest