Visionary❤️ Jesus ❤️☺️

Train, start counting when it hurts.
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Using a 2 second and out of context video is very shameful. He actually said he is more gifted than God because God does not need gifts to be God. God gives gifts yet He Himself does not need one.
Another prophet from Nigeria 🙌🙌, I feel bad for Nigerians who go to this prophet's church.
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Amazingly, no one or let me say “NO ONE” has been able to provide any man that existed before Jesus who performed works equal to or greater than His, nor is anyone doing so now, nor will anyone ever do so. Jesus is God
When I speak with atheists, one thing I often point out is this: the serious historical debate has generally not been about whether Jesus of Nazareth existed, but about who he was. You do not have to believe Jesus is divine to acknowledge that he was a real historical figure. Even many non-Christian and atheist scholars accept that much. And if you are willing to treat the biblical writings as ancient historical sources, rather than dismissing them simply because they are religious texts, there is substantial material to examine. The real question then becomes not merely, “Did Jesus exist?” but, “What should we make of the claims made about him?” When that road is followed the only logical conclusion after fact is that he was God, else you’d have to refute the historical claims, the things he did, or show another man in history who did the same, or at best replicate it now.
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Because even though Jesus is God, His aim/mission on earth was not to reveal Himself over The Father but to reveal The Father and do His will. John 6:38
Jesus said, “I am ascending to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God” (John 20:17). If Jesus is God, why does he speak of having a God?
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Jesus is coming soon. Repent, believe and be baptized in Him.
The Gospel is the good news of Jesus Christ: God created us, we all sin and fall short of His glory (Romans 3:23), but He sent His Son who lived sinlessly, died on the cross for our sins, and rose again. Whoever believes in Him receives forgiveness and eternal life (John 3:16; Ephesians 2:8-9).
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Facts check out. Jesus is King.
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Jesus is God!
Because the request was to remove the fake gods. Jesus did not qualify.
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You lack understanding, even in scripture. May God help you.
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Today, once again, my wife and I are preaching the Gospel together. Please keep us in your prayers as we share the Good News of Jesus Christ. May God protect us, open hearts to His Word, and bring many souls to salvation. All glory to God! ✝️🙏
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Was Muhammad SINLESS?
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I think I had always wanted to know what was on the other side. I grew up in a Christian home. Daddy is an Evangelist (Pastor), and Mum is a deeply devoted believer. So growing up, everything was church, Jesus, prayer, Bible study… everything. And honestly, at some point, it started to feel like a burden to me. I wanted to know what life outside all of that looked like. I wanted to experience the world for myself. And eventually, I did. I got to see the other side. At first, it was fun. It felt exciting. I thought, “So this is what I’ve been missing?” But it didn’t take long before things started changing. I lost my peace. I started drifting further and further away from God. And before I knew it, I was becoming someone I didn’t even like. I had no joy. No peace. And definitely no hope. The things I thought would make me happy were actually taking more from me than they gave me. And then, somehow, I found my way back to Jesus. Or maybe I should say, Jesus found me again. And honestly, running back to Him became one of the best decisions I have ever made in my life. Because now I know something I didn’t know then: There was nothing on the other side that was worth losing Jesus for. And I pray someday soon, you will find your way back to Jesus
Omo I suffer that year, Christianity really be aging you. Carrying Holy Ghost on my head, na craze I Dey craze. Was 15 in the first picture the second I’m 18 and atheist
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Anything Muhammad wanted, a “revelation” showed up. He was a Nepo Prophet. Even Aisha got fed up and said it out loud: “I feel that your Lord hastens in fulfilling your wishes and desires.” Sahih al-Bukhari 4788; Sahih Muslim 1464 (on Quran 33:51) He didn’t like guests lingering after meals and was too shy to tell them to leave, boom, Quran 33:53: “that was troubling the Prophet, and he is shy of dismissing you. But Allah is not shy of the truth.” He wanted his adopted son Zayd’s wife, Zaynab, but feared the backlash, boom, Quran 33:37: he “hid in himself what Allah was to disclose” and “feared the people,” then “We married her to you” so believers wouldn’t feel awkward marrying the ex-wives of adopted sons. Adoption itself was cancelled (33:4–5). He limited other men to four wives and wanted more wives. then boom, Quran 33:50: extra wives and women who “give themselves” were made “only for you, excluding the other believers.” He wanted the captive women his right hand possessed after war, also written into 33:50. When he swore off something lawful (Maria the Copt / the honey incident) to please jealous wives, boom, Quran 66:1: “O Prophet, why do you prohibit what Allah has made lawful for you, seeking the approval of your wives?”
Ex-Muslim Testimonies 🇳🇱
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0 jeets on Xlayer Not a single red daily close. #Laika
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Before I left Islam, I was debating a Sudanese Christian who challenged me to name one good thing about Muhammad. Just one. I thought: easy. We Muslims practically worship Muhammad as the greatest man who ever lived. So I tried to recall good qualities, honesty, compassion, mercy, love, anything, any single story, and I couldn’t remember one. So I went to Google and typed: “the qualities of the Prophet.” Islamic websites came up, and I thought, good, now I’ll have plenty of examples for this guy. I opened them and was stunned: even the Islamic websites offered no good qualities in the sense he’d challenged me to find. They praised his courage in spreading Islam, his fighting of Allah’s enemies, his physical strength, and his strictness. Not one of the qualities the man had asked for. Even the famous mercy at Mecca, sparing the people who had supposedly persecuted him, turned out to be for strategic reasons. And when I started digging into the Quran and the sira for myself, I found that he married a child, he took Safiyya, a Jewish woman, the same day he killed her father, her brother, and her husband, trading his companion Dihya seven other captives for her, and posting a guard by the tent in case she tried to avenge them while raping her. He had the men of the Jewish tribe beheaded, down to boys checked for pubic hair. He raided trade caravans and took other tribes’ treasures. He lied and broke truces he asked for. He slept with all of his 9 wives the same night. He killed anyone who mocked him. He recruited raiders with the promise of other cities’ women. And when his own fighters hesitated to touch married captives, because their husbands were alive and watching, Muhammad told them it was fine because allah said so. Even the pagans of Arabia had higher morality than he did. Every one of these acts was stamped with Allah’s approval. He even married his adopted son’s wife by divine decree. And this is just the tip of the iceberg. I left Islam when I met this disgusting man, a man who turned his qualities into a religion, transmitted it to every generation of Muslims since, and made himself the ceiling of their morality. This is the man Mamdani wants you to learn from.
Mawlid al-Nabi Mubarak to Muslims in New York City and around the world. Today, we honor the life and enduring legacy of Prophet Muhammad (May Peace Be Upon Him), whose teachings of compassion, generosity, justice, faith, and service have inspired communities for more than 1,400 years. Here in New York City, his example reminds us that caring for one another, embracing our diversity, and serving our communities, makes us stronger as we work to build a better New York City for everyone. Wishing joy, peace, and blessings upon all who celebrate.
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🚨 Atheist pretends to be Christian for 20 days and ends up converting.
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Are you also asking; can Jesus Really change me? Watch this 👇
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Islam lacks real miracles, so Muslims have to resort to AI.
Look closely at the waves… 🌊👀 It looks like the name “Muhammad” ﷺ. SubhanAllah. 🤍
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The most beautiful transformation in the world: ☪️ → ✝️
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Muslim Scholar ATTACKS The Bible…Then GETS COOKED Right now, somewhere in the world, someone is hearing about Jesus for the very first time. Not millions. One person. With a name. With a story. With a life that will never be the same. You're watching this for a reason. ───────────────────────────────────── Subscribe to GodLogic: youtube.com/@GodLogicApologe… Help Support GodLogic: patreon.com/GodLogicGL Follow GodLogic on Instagram: instagram.com/godlogicgl Relevant Articles / Sources: answering-islam.org/authors/… answering-islam.org/Quran/Co… Full Clip: youtube.com/watch?v=VasPTV-1… (This channel is not run by those associated with the clips). ───────────────────────────────────── HELP REACH THE UNREACHED Partner Monthly: patreon.com/TowardsJesus Join the Channel: youtube.com/channel/UCtsq4U2… God Bless you for standing with this mission 🙏 #Islam #Quran #Muslim
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