Saturday, July 21, 2012

THE MOVEMENT ft VC PEREZ and friends.

IThe movement is made up of VC Perez, Lily Perez and Gameman and they have come together to deliver this wonderful song....KAMAJO. I heard the song and I have been dancing all the way. Enjoy!!!!!!!


NEW MUSIC: KOSENITOTO by MOTARA


Hmmm, Motara is a lady I love soooo much (winks). Right below is her new worship song to God.  One question in my heart to us all is, How well do we know God? How well do do we know His Names? How often do we call Him His Names? How often do we take time to revere Him in His Awesomeness. I know He is Inexhaustible.....Incomprehensible...and we can NEVER get to kmow ALL about HIM,but the more we worship and adore Him, the more He reveals Himself to us in His diverse Awesome Nature(s).

I pray...ooh....Motara prays that this song inspires us  all to worship God and get to discover Him in much more ways than we ever knew Him.



KOSENITOTO means NONE LIKE HIM and she also features her friend and sister Juliet Onyeka on the song. The song is produced by an amazing music producer, Minister Sean Keyz.

ENJOY!!!!

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

LIZA-C AND FRIENDS LIVE IN CONCERT






Liza C & Friends’ is always a splendid event! Put together by gospel music diva Liza C, it takes place quarterly and features exciting evening of fun, glamour, comedy, dance and music. The next edition taking place on July 22nd by 4pm at The Gloryland Dome, 20 Odo-Olowu Street, Apapa-Oshodi Expressway, Ijesha-tedo, Lagos will feature A-list gospel music artistes – One Movement All-stars, Kefee, Segun Obe, Onos, Righteousman, Nikki Laoye & Kevin Moses; Nollywood stars – Stella Damasus, Adaora Ukoh & Benita Nzeribe; and comedians – Emeka Smith, MC Shakara, MC Acapella & Benji D Joke.  Koffi & Sabina will co-host the event while DJ Gosporella will be on the wheel of steel doing what he does best. Don’t miss this for anything!



WHEN GOD IS SILENT.........


Awesome piece I got on the internet on the internet on a very sensitive topic, especially for those of us who sometimes wonder if God is listening to us at all or if He is just being silent on our issues.
Read on and be blessed.......



I have to admit, I usually cringe when someone starts a conversation with
“God told me …” It just makes me uncomfortable. I wonder if they’re one
of the weirdo Christian types or a bit delusional. Sure, maybe it’s a
prematurely negative reaction, but having heard people boast “God told
me xyz” during much of my youth has made me somewhat of a skeptic. It’s
not that I doubt God’s ability to speak to us. It’s that I sometimes
question people’s motive for telling me, or their on-the-money
certainty, or the smug look-how-special-I-am attitude with which they
say it.
In the church where I grew up, apparently God was telling all my peers who
to marry and which Bible college to attend. Hearing God was quite the
obsession. Because I didn’t hear God telling me things with the clarity
my friends were, I felt like a religious reject. God was more silent
than not. Granted, I’m sure there were times I didn’t listen and other
times when I should have been paying more attention. I won’t be naive
and deny that. Still, He just wasn’t as transparent and as clear to
see, hear and understand as I believed He should have been. I was
plagued with questions. Why was God ignoring me? What was wrong with
me? What did I do or not do? Was I not sincere? Should I pray more? And
on and on.
I’ve since resolved, or have more peace than not, with the fact that God
doesn’t communicate with me in theatrics, but with a quiet assurance.
Sure, it bothers me every now and then, but I remind myself that it
just happens to be His modus operandi. I don’t have to walk around
thinking I suck because other people are allegedly hearing God talk to
them in flowery soliloquies that could match the length of a novella
and I don’t.
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