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  1. Abel damina speaking through Faith and believe in God's word says when Jesus die then we die with Him and rose with Him and assended with Him and sitteth far above princepality and powers as a believer, when we walk then Jesus walk bcz we are the image of invisible God, but Jesus is our Lord and Savior

  2. We all are one and the same. No one of us is Better than the other. Some of us are more privileged than others, but none is better than another. God, Jesus, Dr. Damina and Apostle Orokpo, none are better than me. I say this in all humility. Let us know these things and have Peace. God made everything and everyone Good! We introduced better and that is why we are struggling today. Shalom!!!

  3. Did I just heard Orokpo said this young generation is confused 😊😊
    My dear no body, I mean no One is confused because even you Orokpo is amongst those teaching and preaching false and I thank God for Damina for bringing out the true gospel

  4. It is not necessarily for everyone to understand everything a prophet says. The issue is how the prophet has constructed and communicated it—the spirit behind the message, what we might call spiritual intelligence. There are certain things that people who are spiritually mature or operating within that realm may understand differently.

    But our world has changed. We have more access to information, more exposure, and a younger generation asking difficult questions. Because of that, there are certain things that should be communicated with wisdom and sensitivity.

    I am concerned about a new culture among some preachers that seems increasingly focused on bragging rights, self-praise, accomplishments, influence, and what has been attained. Sometimes too much information is revealed publicly—information that perhaps was never meant to be public. Some things are in-house matters, not out-house matters.

    When you are speaking publicly, you have to break things down and put them into context. Remember that you are not only preaching to believers; you are also speaking to unbelievers and people who are searching. There is a genuine hunger in Nigeria, particularly among young people. That hunger requires sensitivity.

    We have to learn to teach people in love rather than approach them antagonistically. You don't have to scare people into Jesus. Jesus came for everyone and died for everyone. This culture of threatening people with mantles, prophetic pronouncements, curses, fear, or spiritual intimidation is unnecessary.

    That becomes a form of religious thuggery—almost religious terrorism—when spiritual authority is used to intimidate rather than teach, correct, restore, and guide. Spiritual authority should not be weaponized.

    And this is why I believe the Church needs to take a serious look at why we are losing our young people.

    Even from VDM's perspective, I think we can agree on one thing: many young Christians have misunderstood what this revival is supposed to represent. And it is not only VDM. A significant number of young people within the Church have misunderstood the message of revival itself.

    I have done my own research and spoken with people. I don't only look at people from the pulpit; I look at people from the ground. I am a preacher's child, and also a minister myself in the way God called me to serve; so I understand that there is a difference between what people see from the pulpit and what is actually happening among the people.

    When certain things are preached without proper explanation, or when spiritual principles are applied without wisdom, young people can take those teachings in directions they were never intended to go.

    Some young people are now treating street preaching and church activity almost as a full-time occupation without developing a sustainable means of livelihood. That is concerning.

    I appreciate the example of my father in the Lord and the way his church approaches this. If you don't have something productive that you are doing, you are encouraged to have your wife or family participate in something that supports the household. The church should not become someone's excuse for refusing to work.

    The Church should feed people spiritually, but we must also teach responsibility. You cannot simply stand on the street and convince someone to give "by fire, by force" while neither side understands the biblical principles of giving, stewardship, work, and responsibility.

    So, in some ways, both sides can be wrong, and both sides can have a point. It depends on the angle from which you are looking at the issue. Both the Apostle and VDM are wrong and right at the same time.

    The answer is not more threats. The answer is approach, teaching, explanation, patience, and love. That is how you win people.

    Belittling someone does not bring them back to Christ.

    And when people call VDM names or dismiss him as just a young man, we need to remember something: he is a child who was raised in the house of God. We don't know all the ways the Church may have failed him. If someone has been hurt, confused, or disappointed by the Church, shouldn't our response be to bring that person back with love?

    This should not simply be viewed as an attack against the Church. But a real awakening, a call for us to do better.

    Perhaps what he is challenging is false teaching and practices that have consequences for society as a whole, particularly for our young people.

    The Church should not be afraid of questions. The Church should be willing to examine itself, correct what needs correcting, explain what has been misunderstood, and bring people back—not through intimidation, but through truth, wisdom, and love.

    Because ultimately, Jesus did not come to frighten people away from Him.

    He came to save them.

  5. Make umma keep quiet, was Jesus born through a woman virginity? Are you there when she was dating joseph? It was written that joseph didnt meet with mary before she consive? Was that written by jesus himself or man? Whatbis your proof? Pls break down what the bibke meant by flesh of my flesh and bone of my bone…..

  6. That man infact I don't know who he's standing for, I guest he's actually for Satan
    Scripture records Christ never sinned but God made Him sinner so that in Christ we'er put right with God
    How dare Mr damina say JESUS is not better that us?
    I beg you Sar keep your teachings in your pockets

  7. No sane young believers will look up to you pastors because even the unbelievers are far better than all of you put together and I am not sorry to say this. You guys are dragging christianity on the mud than unbelievers will ever do. Your shame is shaming us

  8. Abel Damina is a false teacher. If by that statement he mean that every believer has value before God, I agree that God loves us and has given us dignity. But if he meant that he are equal to or greater than Jesus Christ, then Scripture does not support that position.

    Jesus is not merely another man, another prophet, or another servant of God. John 1:1 says, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” John 1:14 then identifies that Word as the One who became flesh.

    Jesus Himself said, “Before Abraham was, I am” (John 8:58). Thomas, after encountering the risen Christ, addressed Him as “My Lord and my God” (John 20:28).

    The Bible also says that God has given Jesus a name above every name, and that every knee will bow and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord (Philippians 2:9–11).

    So, respectfully, no pastor, apostle, prophet, bishop, or believer can place himself on the same level as Christ. We are servants; He is the Lord. We are saved by Him; He is the Saviour. We follow Him; He does not follow us.

    Paul himself, despite all his revelations and apostolic authority, said, “For I determined not to know any thing among you, save Jesus Christ, and him crucified” (1 Corinthians 2:2).

    We should therefore be very careful with statements that can diminish the unique person and position of Jesus Christ. Whatever spiritual authority God has given us, it is received from Christ and can never make us greater than the One who gave it.

  9. Abel Damina is mistaking logical correctness for theological correctness.

    Deep within me, i believe he knows what he's doing. He is choosing to be intentionally controversial. 😂😅

    Those of us who know this will not bother ourselves about him, but for the sake of the weak in faith, we'd choose to speak up.

  10. Many of us bashing Dr Damina keep proving and displaying your stupidity and ignorance. When this was brought up, he clearly stated that Jesus isn't equal with us when it comes with deity…but in identification we are made in His likeness. That is to say, He is our model and what is found in Him is seen in the believer.

    Get sense

  11. if Jesus is not better than me, it means I can worship myself and it also mean I can pray in my name……. in the name of Victor I pray, can someone say amen

    Listen to me there is no level in which man can be equal to Jesus (God). wait till we get to heaven.

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