Paul’s message of grace contrasts the traditional Jewish understanding of justification through adherence to the law. Under the law, one had to keep all of God’s commands to be considered righteous, which was “impracticable” and led to judgment. Is it possible for a Christian to live above sin?
There seems to be a difference between God GIVING a king versus God RAISING a king
““After that He gave them judges for about four hundred and fifty years, until Samuel the prophet. And afterward they asked for a king; so God gave them Saul the son of Kish, a man of the tribe of Benjamin, for forty years.”
Acts 13:20-21 NKJV
“And when He had removed him, He raised up for them David as king, to whom also He gave testimony and said, ‘I have found David the son of Jesse, a man after My own heart, who will do all My will.’”
Acts 13:22 NKJV
‘Grace Obomanu Foundation’ Christmas Outreach to the Elderly is an extension of our ‘Elderly Persons Support Program’. We offer free medical consultations and treatment, food packs, eye tests and treatment, etc
Jesus shares a similar example on the power of persistent prayers in Luke 18:1-8. An unjust judge is persuaded to act against his natural tendencies and grant a widow justice because of her persistent request. God is just and a good Father, so He is inclined to respond to His children if they do not give up in prayer.
According to the Bible, there is “The Way of The Righteous”, which is the expected life pathway or “lifecycle” of a righteous person. Proverbs 4:18 narrates the life journey of the righteous…
While this pattern of progression is what is expected of the righteous, unfortunately not every Christian will walk this path. Psalm 1:1-2 gives two prerequisites for the righteous to walk in this path…
Romans 3:27 shows us that there is a Law of Faith. Just like seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, day and night (Genesis 8:22), the Law of Faith is a constant—always present, always working. When you understand this law, you can use it to maximize everything that is available to you in Christ.
As subtle as it might seem, verbal abuse can be as harmful as physical abuse. If you feel your self-worth and confidence is eroding from continuous exposure to insults, ridicule, abuse, especially from people you love and respect, maybe it’s time to take a stroll. You’re probably in the wrong place, with the wrong company, in the wrong relationship.
We Are Hiring! Yes! Here is a Ministry Opportunity- Administrative Assistant, at Grace Obomanu Foundation.
Job Title: Administrative Assistant
Workplace Type: Hybrid (onsite and offsite)
Job Location– Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Job Type: Part Time
Organization: Grace Obomanu Foundation (GOF)
Grace Obomanu Foundation (GOF) is a faith-based nonprofit organization committed to engaging, educating and helping communities in need. We adopt a multi-faceted approach to reach and support needy persons in underserved communities by leading projects that deliver healthcare, education, food supply, and housing to needy persons. Therefore, we invest in supportive projects for the elderly, educational and mentoring programs for young girls, food supply to the poor, as well as Christian faith-based teachings and counselling. Visit our website for more information.
The Administrative Assistant at GOF will be required to provide support on the day-to-day running of the organization, identify, advice and process funding and/or grant opportunities for projects, manage communications across different platforms, as well as support onsite projects and outreaches.
He/She must have experience working with an NGO, basic experience with grants writing and very knowledgeable about the workings of social media platforms. He/She must have good writing and communication skills, be organized, with ability to work independently- under minimal supervision.
Being an active member of a bible-believing church is an added advantage.
Interested Applicants should email CV and cover letter to- info@graceobomanufoundation.org
Expected Start Date: November 1, 2025
Salary: To be discussed.
Biblically recommended disposition from a neighbor is the attitude and life of love. A neighbor is a Good Samaritan- selfless, compassionate and helpful. A neighbor is a love agent.
The keys to unlocking every blessing in the Kingdom of God is in our words/decrees, and the keys to condemning/refuting every consequence of the curse is in our words/judgement.
