HOW TO ACHIEVE RESTORATION

By Babatope Babalobi babalobi@yahoo.com +234 80 35 897435

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Matthew 11 vs 12

And from the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven suffereth violence, and the violent take it by force.

One popular slogan in Nigeria in the year 2024 is “No gree for anybody”.
This is rarely a commendable slogan that has fired people to be focus, diligent, and determined.
But I love what a pastor said few days ago.
Pastor Bunmi Pelemo of the World Overcomers Church in Lagos, Nigeria said in last Sunday sermon that “No gree for anybody” means that you must be ready to take it back and that is best done spiritually.
She went further to say that taking it back is not a gentle man’s prayer.
So, in effect, “No gree for anybody” in spiritual language means “No gree for Satan” which is your enemy.
No gree for anybody means no gree for spiritual idleness and procrastination
No gree for anybody means settle every matter in prayer and refuse to have agreement with failure or stagnancy.
In summary, you can’t remain a gentle man in spirit realm for anybody.
But the moment you declare a disagreement with midnight sleep in your comfortable mattress, then you have enter into an agreement with success in Jesus’ name.

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