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THE ROAD REMEMBERS EVERYTHING

THE ROAD REMEMBERS EVERYTHING

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Keep Breathing, Keep Hoping: Nigerian Stories for Hard Times

Keep Breathing, Keep Hoping: Nigerian Stories for Hard Times

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THE HUNGER THAT NEVER STAYS FULL: 9 SIMPLE DEVOTIONALS FOR A RESTLESS SOUL

THE HUNGER THAT NEVER STAYS FULL: 9 SIMPLE DEVOTIONALS FOR A RESTLESS SOUL

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THE WOUNDED SOUL: A LONG WALK THROUGH THE SOVIET UNION WITH DOSTOYEVSKY AND SOLOVIEV

THE WOUNDED SOUL: A LONG WALK THROUGH THE SOVIET UNION WITH DOSTOYEVSKY AND SOLOVIEV

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Divine Navigation: Keeping Your Eyes on Christ in the Eko Hustle

Lagos is a beautiful and bioplolar beast!… By Agbeze Ireke Kalu Onuma, AI-KO https://medium.com/@iagbeze/divine-navigation-keeping-your-eyes-on-christ-in-the-eko-hustle-91299c999f84?sk=5b874a5a71eca0b1e33d88cc7eb8ab77 Lagos is a beautiful, bipolar beast. It’s the city where danfo drivers bark like impatient prophets and okada riders weave through gridlock thicker than overnight stale garri. In…

Divine Navigation: Keeping Your Eyes on Christ in the Eko Hustle

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LUCK CAN ONLY TAKE YOU THIS FAR…

LUCK CAN ONLY TAKE YOU THIS FAR…

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The Graveyard Is the Richest Place on Earth—

A Mother’s Day Sermon, a Book, and the Unlived Life Inside You By Agbeze Ireke Kalu Onuma, AI-KO View at Medium.com I wasn’t ready for the last ten minutes of the sermon. The preacher— our pastor’s wife, a mother—had already led us through Mothering Sunday, celebrating the women who poured themselves out for us, the ones who gave life and then kept giving. At that point, my mind was…

The Graveyard Is the Richest Place on Earth—

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THE COUNTRY WE ARE BECOMING — 2

What public figure do you disagree with the most? The Architecture of Quiet Decay By Agbeze Ireke Kalu Onuma, AI-KO  View at Medium.com There is a particular quality to the silence that has settled over Nigeria — not the silence of peace [we have none], nor the silence of surrender [we have not yet as a nation], but the silence of a people who have learned that speaking sometimes costs more…

THE COUNTRY WE ARE BECOMING — 2

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The Country We Are Becoming — 1

The Country We Are Becoming — 1

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Remains Empty — State Apathy and the Forgotten Guardians of Nigeria

Remains Empty — State Apathy and the Forgotten Guardians of Nigeria

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The Lion, the Fox, and the Cloudburst: Reading FDR Through Nigerian Eyes

The Lion, the Fox, and the Cloudburst: Reading FDR Through Nigerian Eyes

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THINKING WITH MY RAINBOW HATS

THINKING WITH MY RAINBOW HATS

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PROOF

“It’s your life that must change, not your cereal.” Friends, Let us speak plainly. Not in parables. Not in poetry. Not in the comfortable language of religious sentiment that allows you to nod your head without moving your feet. Let us speak in the language of a farmer examining a tree for fruit. Of a builder testing a foundation for cracks. Of a refiner looking at silver for the reflection of…

PROOF

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ORDINARY PEOPLE DOING EXTRAORDINARY THINGS...

Ordinary is a seed for the extraordinary! Let’s bring Amos, Habakkuk, and Jonah into our world. Here are three modern-day biographical sketches—each one a portrait of a believer whose story mirrors the prophet’s journey. As you read, let these lives speak to your own. The Ordinary Prophet (A Sketch from the Life of Amos) Name: Marcus Occupation: High school history teacher and weekend…

ORDINARY PEOPLE DOING EXTRAORDINARY THINGS...

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THE CEASING

“So there is a special rest still waiting for the people of God.” To the Traveler in the Midst of the Storm, Quiet your pulse. There is a frequency I want you to find, one that exists beneath the tectonic grind of your ambitions and the relentless static of your “Lekki-life.” You have spent years—perhaps decades—navigating the “Watchtowers” (2 Kings 17:9) of your own making. You have become an…

THE CEASING

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Focus

Blessings begets Assignments If the answer to your prayer makes you pray less, it wasn’t a blessing; it was a distraction.

Focus

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PRAYER

“This is why we pray for you continually, asking our God to empower you with inner strength to make you worthy of his divine calling. And we pray that by his power he will complete every good work that your faith desires to do.” My Child, Come close now. Not because I am far, but because you sometimes forget how near I am. Not because I am silent, but because the noise of your life has drowned…

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