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"What I tell you in the dark, speak in the daylight; and what is whispered in your ear, proclaim from the housetops." ~ Matthew 10:27

Deborah O Daniel (Toyin) is an Evangelist and a Christian Writer. She grew up in a strict, religiously confused household, but found Christ on her own, when it became clear to her that she had no relationship whatsoever with Him and had no purpose in life, in spite of her upbringing. Deborah surrendered her life to Christ in 1992 but kept running from her calling owing to the severe trials she faced and the cares of the world, until she had a personal encounter with Him years later. She steps out of her comfort zone as led to fulfil her calling. She also speaks openly about her childhood difficulties and the struggles she has had in life, to testify of the mercy of God and His awesome power. For more messages and a heart talk on living a fulfilled life in Christ, get the book, Walk the Winning Walk (English-British and English-American) here, offered for free by Divine Literature International, and available to Born-again Christians ONLY - particularly new believers.

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Deborah Toyin Daniel

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What God Rejects

Reflection: Proverbs 15:8-9

God rejects anything we offer Him with wicked and unrepentant hearts. He rejects prayers, worship and praise uttered with slanderous and malicious lips, no matter how loud and fervent they are. He also rejects what we claim to give to advance His kingdom, gotten from fraudulent activities, theft, dishonest contracts/jobs, gambling, prostitution (regardless of the level or class), and all other forms of wickedness. To offer such is disrespectful to God, more so if we are born-again, in which case we are expected to know better. For people who are not born-again that do these, we already have the answer - it's a case of pouring a bucket full of water into a basket. If we have a problem believing how detestable the sacrifice of the wicked is to God, then turn to Acts 5:1-11.

Further, if we, who serve in the vineyard, have been indiscriminately receiving funds, donations, etc. from shady persons and unscrupulous sources, due to our desperation to do His work, He is not impressed as well, and may He speak to us.

Shalom!

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