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A Call to Total Dependency

Reflecting on her experience, Oluwapelumi reiterates that as Christians, we have been called to a life of total dependency on God. For her, total dependence requires that we reverence God, seek His will, and practice contentment. She notes that as long as we keep a backup plan in our hearts, we will miss the best of what God has for us.

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Total Dependency on God: A Journey of Trust

Oluwapelumi was initially resistant to being posted to Kano for law school instead of her preferred Abuja. Then, she experienced a profound shift towards total dependency on God. Faced with crumbled plans and fear, she turned to prayer. This unexpected journey, though initially daunting, led to deep spiritual growth, divine provision, and protection, teaching her to rely completely on God’s guidance and care.

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Faith in the Marketplace: Lessons from Rishi Sunak for Christians

Abiola Fajimi asserts that personal faith can be integrated into public life. As a Christian, your witness in the marketplace may be the only gospel someone sees. The way you lead, serve, and respond to pressure can open hearts and spark curiosity about the hope you carry. Hence, Abiola advises us to confidently live out our faith in the marketplace, as the marketplace is a mission field for God’s influence.

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AYF / ASF – Jubilee Reunion! Outpouring

AYF/ASF holds a special place in our hearts, nurturing friendships and leaders at OAU. As we mark 50 years of God’s faithfulness with our Jubilee Reunion, themed “Outpouring,” let’s reflect on our shared journey and look ahead. It’s a precious chance to reconnect, inspire the next generation, and seek spiritual renewal. Please save the date: 3rd–5th October 2025. We warmly encourage everyone to attend this landmark celebration, whether in Ife or online!

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The Dominion Life

The 21st century presents faith challenges, yet believers possess God’s indwelling life. Kikelomo Okewole discusses how this life transcends mere longevity, demanding a revelatory understanding of God. Such understanding transforms daily actions, enabling dominion over adversity. Guided by scripture, we are called to empowered authority, not mere religion. Hence, Kike charges us to persist in God’s truth until it manifests.

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Arise and Shine!

In this poem, Yemi Olufidipe reflects on the Christian journey, emphasizing God’s constant presence and unwavering love despite life’s challenges. He speaks of redemption, renewal, and the victory over sin and darkness through faith in Christ. The call to “Arise and Shine” encourages believers to embrace their identity as children of God, trust in His promises, and live in the light of His truth and grace.

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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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