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Internet Missions Conference 2017
The conference will be loaded with skills acquisition and empowerment in the following area: the art of podcasting, tweetcasting, web design & hosting, social media and mobile ministry, installation and management of online radio station, online payment systems, cybercrimes and personal online security, multimedia management and business blogging.
Last year, we had a swell time also. Workshop fee will be FREE! It will be 100% practical workshop.
The Best Couple of the Year
Part 1
Welcome to Nigerian campuses where little girls are practising ‘wifely functions’! Just visit the boys’ hostels and you would be disappointed to find out that it is now common for a girl to live in with a course mate. It is now common for her lover to give her the popular compliment ‘you look sexy my gal’ and she would gladly reply ‘thank you honey’ with a flirty voice and a romantic smile. Who is her lover? A 300 level student whose CGPA is barely up to 1.78! And they are aiming for the next best couple award for the session by the departmental association. So, the girl needs to live in with him to prepare along. Read More …
Recognise a favour
When someone does something good to you, no matter how little it may seem, please appreciate it. If its something that warrants thanksgiving in church, go ahead, praise God but never forget to also praise the man or woman God used. Many people remembers to thank God but forgets to thank the person God used. Appreciation they say is an application for more. This does not mean you should worship the person, it only means that you should say ‘Thank you’ privately and openly. This is how Apostle Paul does it – 1Co 1:4 “I thank my God always on your behalf, for the grace of God which is given you by Jesus Christ”
– adapted from ‘The 12 golden rules of keeping a relationship’ by Emeka Ogbuju
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The boss is a colleague too
An old Igbo adage says ‘when a man completes his growth, he waits for the others’. You will loose your relationship with people if you think or act as if they will perpetually remain small to you. A time comes when people you are mentoring will grow to become your colleagues. You must be wise to recognise this stage in their lives and treat them as such. The only difference would be that you are now the senior colleague. We learned this from Jesus – John 15:15 “Henceforth I call you not servants; for the servant knoweth not what his lord doeth: but I have called you friends; for all things that I have heard of my Father I have made known unto you.”
– adapted from ‘The 12 golden rules of keeping a relationship’ by Emeka Ogbuju
Thank you for reading our post!
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© Rev. Emeka Ogbuju – Director, Web Missions Africa.
+234 (0) 803 261 8951 | E-mail: info@webpulpit.org
Web Missions » Cybermissions | Web/Blog Training and Development | Mobile Discipleship | Workshops & Conferences | Live Events Management | Relational Empowerment | +234 (0) 903 079 7424
The Test of Humility
If you do something good to someone and talk about it by yourself as a favour to him or her then you are proud. A truly humble man will never praise himself – Pro 27:2 “Let another man praise thee, and not thine own mouth; a stranger, and not thine own lips.” Allow that man you had helped to testify by himself of how God used you to help him. This will give you respect and honour.
-adapted from ‘The 12 golden rules of keeping a relationship’ by Emeka Ogbuju