I want to sincerely welcome you all to the official website of the
Minna Diocesan Youth Council (MDYC). This platform
has been designed for all the members of the council at home and in
diaspora to bring to you all the happenings in the
council. The website has been packaged to meet the rising daily demands
of the youths. You can seek counselling by calling on us by click just
follow this link to communicate with the diocesan youth chaplain.
You can also send in your prayer requests and testimonies to enable us help pray for your needs. The council is out to
help you conform to the image of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Just take advantage of it to help you grow in your Spiritual
life.
If you want to be getting updates from us, like our facebook page .You will
be informed on time when new updates are made. For any your questions and comments,email us ayfminnadiocese@gmail.com
You can as well
make use of our site to advertise any Christian material you want to get across to the public.
Thanks, have a happy surf. Once again you are welcome and Remain Bless in Jesus Name.
Fellowship! In Christ Jesus.
Sincerely yours,
Bro. Ifeanyi Christian Okeke
Diocesan Youth President.
Friday, 31 July 2015
Wednesday, 22 July 2015
The Word For Today.
AFFAIR-PROOF YOUR RELATIONSHIP
Written by Bob & Debby Gass
Written by Bob & Debby Gass
Tuesday, 21 July 2015
Be careful not to fall.' 1 Corinthians 10:12 CEV
Most people don't plan on getting into an affair. They just happened to be with the wrong person, at the wrong time, in the wrong frame of mind. The Bible plainly warns, 'Even if you think you can stand up to temptation, be careful not to fall.' When you think, 'It couldn't happen to me,' you're a target for Satan!
So how can you affair-proof your marriage? By consistent communication. (1) Communicate regularly with God. Jesus said, '...when you pray, [say]...Give us this day our daily bread' (Matthew 6:7-11 NKJV). Daily communication with God arms you against marital mischief. He also knew you'd need to pray together. 'Our Father...Give us...forgive us our sins' (Matthew 6:11-12 NLT) assumes we're needy people praying together. Couples praying together are harder to pry apart. (2) Communicate faithfully with God's Word. Books about marriage can inform you, but only the Bible, God's marriage manual, has the power to transform your life together. Shared Bible reading illuminates your understanding; it exposes, sensitises and purifies your hearts' intentions; it safeguards your relationship. (3) Communicate openly with each other. Build 'relationship hedges' so that temptation doesn't get a foothold. Establish sensible guidelines for interacting with the opposite sex. Be open and honest with each other about your social, workplace and church relationships. Anything that makes your spouse uncomfortable should be noted and, where possible, changed.
Next to God, you are each other's best protection. So, listen, learn and love!
SoulFood: 2 Pet 1-3; Matt 27:33-44; Ps 14; Pro 19:1-4
Be Blessed Today.
Be careful not to fall.' 1 Corinthians 10:12 CEV
Most people don't plan on getting into an affair. They just happened to be with the wrong person, at the wrong time, in the wrong frame of mind. The Bible plainly warns, 'Even if you think you can stand up to temptation, be careful not to fall.' When you think, 'It couldn't happen to me,' you're a target for Satan!
So how can you affair-proof your marriage? By consistent communication. (1) Communicate regularly with God. Jesus said, '...when you pray, [say]...Give us this day our daily bread' (Matthew 6:7-11 NKJV). Daily communication with God arms you against marital mischief. He also knew you'd need to pray together. 'Our Father...Give us...forgive us our sins' (Matthew 6:11-12 NLT) assumes we're needy people praying together. Couples praying together are harder to pry apart. (2) Communicate faithfully with God's Word. Books about marriage can inform you, but only the Bible, God's marriage manual, has the power to transform your life together. Shared Bible reading illuminates your understanding; it exposes, sensitises and purifies your hearts' intentions; it safeguards your relationship. (3) Communicate openly with each other. Build 'relationship hedges' so that temptation doesn't get a foothold. Establish sensible guidelines for interacting with the opposite sex. Be open and honest with each other about your social, workplace and church relationships. Anything that makes your spouse uncomfortable should be noted and, where possible, changed.
Next to God, you are each other's best protection. So, listen, learn and love!
SoulFood: 2 Pet 1-3; Matt 27:33-44; Ps 14; Pro 19:1-4
Be Blessed Today.
Tuesday, 21 July 2015
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