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Progress OberikoI write about the things I care about. I am often inspired to write--either by life experiences or by the Holy Spirit. I write about life, singleness, dating, marriage, self-growth, friendship, career, gender equity, God.
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“When I was your age, I trekked to school, and therefore you have to do the same”
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Parents to their children:
“When I was your age, I trekked to school, and therefore you also have to trek to school so that you can learn to be strong and resilient”
Some of the things that happe...
I once heard someone say “Christianity is black and white”
First of all,
Christianity is not black and white!
If it were, we wouldn’t need the Holy Spirit or preachers to give us understanding and help us interpret certain parts of the Bible accurately.
And this is why we have different denomin...
Receiving the wrong thing after fasting and prayers
We don’t talk about how there’s a possibility of receiving the wrong thing whilst waiting to receive what you’ve prayed for.
When you finish praying about something, you become expectant; your heart is open to receive because you trust tha...
“As a woman, if you marry, you are for the man”
You may have seen this trending video of Pastor Sarah Omakwu.
While I see it as a reminder for preachers to study the scriptures and rely on the Holy Spirit for interpretation (particularly in a way that is suitable for our generation), h...
Don’t stay where they left you
Let me tell you a story that happened recently.
But first, lemme say this:
If there’s anything you must do for yourself in this life, it is…
do not remain where they left you!
It is very important that you grow in life and be better tha...
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I am a deep thinker and Writer—I enjoy writing nonfiction & unpacking real life experiences. I write about personal growth, singleness, marriage, dating, 20s/30s, career, gender equity, friendship, God, life. Some anecdotal, others observational.
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