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Wisdom for Successful Marriage Marriage is a sacred institution that requires a great deal of wisdom and understanding to make it work. It is not enough to simply find someone…
Continue reading →WORK WHILE WAITING (Contribution by Brother Ajayi) Before we go deeply into this topic, I will to first of all define the term ‘WORK’. WORK can be defined as effort…
Continue reading →The presentation is a figure, I’m not asking you to marry a Harlot of the real world. *RELATIONSHIP SEMINAR The Harlot in our allegory is the obnoxious fellow hanging around…
Continue reading →*DON’T HESITATE TO LOVE Tony has everything going for him… He is adorable, light in complexion with a beautiful face to match. He works in one of these oil companies.…
Continue reading →*THE CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE IN 2021* Many marriages after the solemnization has nothing to compare to Christ. Aside the solemnization procedure, nothing else is in Christ nature. Our advisers are out…
Continue reading →DON’T RUN YOUR MARRIAGE ON FEELINGS* Many marriage seminars are human inventiveness to make us happy but without substance to establish bliss in homes. When you want to succeed go…
Continue reading →Those who reach the milestone of 50 years in marriage get there deliberately. Those who get to the 50 years milestone have the vision and they see it afar and…
Continue reading →Everybody wants to play dirty when a relationship go sour. When one partner betray the trust, jilt the other or go into extramarital affairs. What makes the difference? 1. Individual…
Continue reading →REAL LIFE STORY TO HELP FAMILIES IN FINANCES I’m happy coming your way. We believe this program meets you well. This topic is important and very relevant in this period…
Continue reading →REAL LIFE DISCUSSION: FOCUS IS TO HELP TURN FAMILY FINANCES AROUND Many home’s inability to handle their common finance brings an end to a glorious relationship. I’m going to use…
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