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The President’s Charge for 2025

The SFCN President, Bayo Adeniyi, recalls a successful 2024, marked by impactful programs, strong leadership, and the successful acquisition of a new bus for ASF students. He expresses gratitude for the support of Senior Friends and anticipates a significant 2025, with continued growth and impact, culminating in the 50th-anniversary Jubilee Reunion.

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Would You Keep Your Gate Open and Go to Sleep?

Olumide Fasanmi uses the metaphor of an open gate to emphasize the importance of guarding one’s mind. He advises Christians to be mindful of what we watch and listen to, as everything leaves an impact. He cites biblical references encouraging control over what influences our mind. Olumide warns against the negative effects of media and stresses the responsibility to maintain mental purity.

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Mountain-Moving Faith: Unleashing the Power of Belief

Adebisola unravels mountain-moving faith as a biblical principle emphasizing the transformative power of belief in God, allowing believers to overcome obstacles. Rooted in the scriptures, this faith involves trust in God’s ability to perform miracles. She advises us to cultivate faith through prayer, studying the scriptures, surrounding ourselves with supportive people, and practicing gratitude for God’s promises.

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A Dead-End Situation

As 2024 ends, many persons may reflect on their unmet goals and prophecies, and question their faith. Ngozi Akujor emphasizes the importance of obedience to God’s will as demonstrated by biblical figures. Believers are encouraged to seek divine instructions, remain hopeful, and trust in God’s promises for transformation and fulfillment in their lives.

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The Purifying Power of God’s Peace

Bukayo expresses gratitude for reconnecting with other Senior Friends and sharing their vibrant, godly lives. She emphasizes the biblical concept of peace, referencing Gideon’s story. Like a New Testament letter, she prays that our lives reflect peace that stems from God’s transforming power such that we live as testimonies to God’s glory.

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Pick Up Your Mat and Walk

In life, many challenges can test our faith, often growing louder than moments of peace. Amidst these struggles, the miraculous works of Jesus, symbolized by His command to “take up your bed and walk,” serve as undeniable evidence of His enduring presence and truth. Yemi encourages us to stand firm in our faith, recalling His miracles and the tangible experiences of His love, and boldly declare His reality and truth to the doubters.

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Moving from Consumption to Productivity

Adenike Fajimi encourages us to reflect on David’s brothers who received sustenance but were unable to deliver results on the battlefield. She points to David who manifested the kingdom power, converting blessings into tangible outcomes by overcoming Goliath. We are admonished to not be content with mere consumption but to be fervent in our pursuits of fruitful outcomes that testify to God’s endowments in our lives.

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Ephesians 2:19

Living as Citizens of Heaven on Earth

Dr. Babatunde Ayilola encourages us to remember our identity and commitments: serving God, fellowshipping, supporting each other, evangelizing, and trusting in the Lord. He ties these reflections with Biblical references and his memories from OAU Campus. Dr. Ayilola concludes by expressing his hope for divine grace for the community.

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