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Conviction is stronger than friendship

Conviction is stronger than friendship

By Paul Dada It is said that if one doesn’t stand for something, they’d fall for everything. I am a man who makes friends easily both online and offline. I am also a man who can sustain a relationship for a long time. But I am one who is not moved if friendship is lost because of my conviction. I have lost many of what I thought to be precious friendships because I would not soften or review my…

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How I left Deeper Life

How I left Deeper Life

By Paul Dada I have heard silly insinuations that I left the Deeper Life Bible Church because I was indulging in a secret sin or because I got offended by someone. The truth is, none of these is true. I had a robust relationship with most people that mattered. I was in the leadership, and I was having it all good. Yet, God wanted me to leave. And it happened this way: my dear sister and family…

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My journey (5)

By Paul Dada Paul Dada TITLE: Deeper Life brother on fire After I had surrendered my life to Christ in 1989, I like other youths, simply caught the fire of evangelism. I would stand before my classmates in school and preach. I would go from class to class to preach the gospel. As a teenager, I didn’t shy away from going to people’s houses to preach. I used to go to Afijalo mini Market at Oshodi…

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My journey (4)

By Paul Dada TITLE: Genuine salvation at Deeper Life Bible Church When Aunty Toun, my mother’s oldest surviving child spoke in tongues at home, our Catholic minds believed she had become a religious nutcase. But she had become born again as a French student on campus. And this was at the time I was still stuck with Catholicism. I think she first attended the Christ Apostolic Church before she…

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My journey (1)

By Paul Dada Title: Raised a Catholic I was raised a Catholic. The first Catholic Church I knew was the parish called Saint John the Evangelist at Oshodi. I remember we had two white priests. Their names, Father Bunigham and Father Laffey (not sure of the spellings). Then in the early 80s my father, Chief Stephen Oladipupo Dada, a polygamist with 13 children from four women, moved most of his…

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