Meshach Oriaifo is a Christian author, teacher, preacher, and prayer warrior with a deep passion for the Word of God and a burden to see lives transformed through the truth of Scripture.
His ministry and writing focus on Christian living, spiritual growth, youth development, faith, holiness, purpose, and the challenges that confront believers in their walk with God. Through his books, teaching, preaching, and prayer, he seeks to encourage believers to know Christ deeply, live faithfully, and fulfil God's purpose for their lives.
Meshach is the author of several books, including The Distinct Youth, Lust on the Wheel, No Cause for Alarm, and A Nation Under Scribes and Pharisees, among others, available on Amazon.
He is also a technology professional and lecturer, with many years of experience in education and the technology field. However, beyond his professional pursuits, his greatest passion remains serving God, teaching His Word, raising spiritually conscious people, and pointing hearts toward Jesus Christ.
His desire is simple: to use every gift God has entrusted to him, writing, teaching, preaching, technology, and prayer, to edify the Church, strengthen believers, reach the lost, and bring glory to God.
His ministry and writing focus on Christian living, spiritual growth, youth development, faith, holiness, purpose, and the challenges that confront believers in their walk with God. Through his books, teaching, preaching, and prayer, he seeks to encourage believers to know Christ deeply, live faithfully, and fulfil God's purpose for their lives.
Meshach is the author of several books, including The Distinct Youth, Lust on the Wheel, No Cause for Alarm, and A Nation Under Scribes and Pharisees, among others, available on Amazon.
He is also a technology professional and lecturer, with many years of experience in education and the technology field. However, beyond his professional pursuits, his greatest passion remains serving God, teaching His Word, raising spiritually conscious people, and pointing hearts toward Jesus Christ.
His desire is simple: to use every gift God has entrusted to him, writing, teaching, preaching, technology, and prayer, to edify the Church, strengthen believers, reach the lost, and bring glory to God.
- ICT στο Heritage Polytechnic
- ζει στην Lagos
- Από Lagos
- Χώρα Nigeria
- σπούδασε Masters Degree στο Wesley University
- Male
- σε γάμο
- 03/05/1984
- ακολουθείται από 5 μέλη
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- Day 3. Spiritual credentials do not make anyone immune
“Spiritual credentials do not exempt one from lust’s trap.”
Explanation:
This is particularly relevant to Christians, ministers, leaders, and people actively involved in church. Position, anointing, knowledge, ministry experience, or reputation cannot replace personal vigilance. David and Samson demonstrate that a person can have a significant calling and still fall when sinful desire is left unchecked.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FYNH5WMM?lv=shuf&channelId=510&plpRedirect=mhFallbackDay 3. Spiritual credentials do not make anyone immune “Spiritual credentials do not exempt one from lust’s trap.” Explanation: This is particularly relevant to Christians, ministers, leaders, and people actively involved in church. Position, anointing, knowledge, ministry experience, or reputation cannot replace personal vigilance. David and Samson demonstrate that a person can have a significant calling and still fall when sinful desire is left unchecked. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FYNH5WMM?lv=shuf&channelId=510&plpRedirect=mhFallback0 Σχόλια 0 Μοιράστηκε 10 Views - 2. Lust does not begin with destruction
“It begins as a thought, a glance, a fascination. Left unchecked, it develops into a habit, then into a compulsion, and eventually into bondage.”
Explanation:
This is a powerful warning because many people underestimate the beginning of temptation. What appears to be a harmless thought or glance can become a pattern when repeatedly entertained. The important lesson is to confront lust at its earliest stage, before it becomes a controlling habit.
https://tinyurl.com/mtpwwxmx2. Lust does not begin with destruction “It begins as a thought, a glance, a fascination. Left unchecked, it develops into a habit, then into a compulsion, and eventually into bondage.” Explanation: This is a powerful warning because many people underestimate the beginning of temptation. What appears to be a harmless thought or glance can become a pattern when repeatedly entertained. The important lesson is to confront lust at its earliest stage, before it becomes a controlling habit. https://tinyurl.com/mtpwwxmx0 Σχόλια 0 Μοιράστηκε 25 Views - In the next few days, i will be extracting the excerpts from my books and i believe it will bless someone. from my book, LUST ON THE WHEEL.
Lust is desire without discipline
“Lust is desire without discipline, passion without purpose, hunger without holiness.”
Explanation:
This captures the central message of the book in a single sentence. Desire itself is not always wrong, but when desire operates outside God's will and without self-control, it becomes destructive. True Christian living requires that our desires be brought under the authority of God.
https://tinyurl.com/mtpwwxmxIn the next few days, i will be extracting the excerpts from my books and i believe it will bless someone. from my book, LUST ON THE WHEEL. Lust is desire without discipline “Lust is desire without discipline, passion without purpose, hunger without holiness.” Explanation: This captures the central message of the book in a single sentence. Desire itself is not always wrong, but when desire operates outside God's will and without self-control, it becomes destructive. True Christian living requires that our desires be brought under the authority of God. https://tinyurl.com/mtpwwxmx0 Σχόλια 0 Μοιράστηκε 11 Views
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