FLOW IN THE REALMS OF WORSHIP WITH GOD'S GENERAL - DUNSIN OYEKAN

SPIRIT CONTROLLED TEMPERAMENTS

 

SPIRIT CONTROLLED

TEMPERAMENTS

Temperament provides both our strengths and weaknesses. God has given Christians the Holy Spirit, Who is able to improve our natural strengths and overcome our weaknesses – as we co-operate with Him. 

The real you. 

The 4 temperaments: Sanguine, Choleric, Melancholy and Phlegmatic, were first identified in Proverbs 30:11-14 when the wise man saw four kinds of people. About five hundred years later, the four were given names by Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine. Temperament is the combination of inborn traits that subconsciously affects all our behavior. It is a person’s temperament that makes that person outgoing and extrovertish or shy and introvertish. Character is the real you. The Bible refers to it as “the hidden person of the heart” 1 Pet. 3:4. It is the result of your natural temperament modified by childhood training, education, and basic attitudes, beliefs, principles, and motivations. It is sometimes referred to as “the soul” which is your mind (Imagination and memory), emotions and will. At the Palace of Creativity Youth Center this coming Sunday we shall be having a short overview of the 4 temperaments which I must point out is not a perfect fool-proof theory, though no theory of human behavior is. For prayers and counselling opportunities please contact by WhatsApp: 08035690386. Website: bit.ly/ccyiglobal. Facebook group: palaceofcreativity

DAVID OYEDEPO FOUNDATION APPLICATION

 

David Oyedepo Foundation (DOF) 

2022/2023 Scholarship Application Portal

The David Oyedepo Foundation scholarship programme is our major platform for promoting the Foundation’s vision and goals. The scholarship program awards full-ride scholarships to qualified individuals who are indigenes and residents of African countries. The scholarship seeks to develop youth leaders who are ready to put their learned skills to work in leading organizations, communities, and their local countries. The scholarship grants students the opportunity to study at Covenant and Landmark University, Nigeria. Please visit https://portal.davidoyedepofoundation.org/ for more information.

Table of Content

• About DAVID OYEDEPO FOUNDATION
• David Oyedepo Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship
• Aim and Benefits of David Oyedepo Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship
• Requirements for David Oyedepo Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship Qualification
• Interview date, Process and Venue for David Oyedepo Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship
• Documents Required for Application
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

About DAVID OYEDEPO FOUNDATION

Dr. David Oyedepo is the founder of the David Oyedepo Foundation (DOF). He had his early education in Nigeria and later earned a PhD in Human Development from the Honolulu in Hawaii, USA. He is also the President and Founder of the David Oyedepo Ministries International, an umbrella non-profit organization which birthed among others, the Living Faith Church worldwide. The David Oyedepo Foundation is a Christian non-profit organization that is committed to showing the love of Christ to the world by developing platforms that would bring about change to the economy of Africa as a continent and b... read more

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David Oyedepo Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship

• TypeUndergraduate
• OrganisationDAVID OYEDEPO FOUNDATION
• Country to study-
• School to studyCovenant University, Landmark University
• Course to studyNot specified
• State of Origin
• GenderMen and Women
• Application DeadlineJuly 31, 2022

Aim and Benefits of David Oyedepo Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship

Full Academic fees for a maximum of 5 years. (In accordance with the University stipulated time for the duration of the chosen course). 

• The scholarship does not cover; 

• Travel allowances

• Feeding allowances

• Medical/Health Insurance or allowance

• Any other fees outside university generated Academic fees for a course at any level. 

Requirements for David Oyedepo Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship Qualification

The David Oyedepo Foundation Scholarship programme is open to Young Africans who meet the following criteria: 

• Are citizens and permanent residents of any African Nation 

• Are between the ages of 16 and 25 at the time of application submission. 

• Are eligible to receive a Nigerian student visa 

• Are proficient in reading, writing, and speaking English 

• Have a record of exceptional performance at the secondary school level which is benchmarked by: 

1. At least 20 points above JAMB cut off points (for Nigerians only) 

2. 80% recorded average or 4.0GPA/5.0 in Secondary/High School Transcript 

3. Already have begun admission applications to Covenant or Landmark University 

Note: The application for the scholarship does not guarantee admission to the specified Universities; all admission to the University is to be secured independently by going through the University’s admission process. Hence, the award of the scholarship is CONDITIONAL on University admission. Applicants not meeting the above technical eligibility requirements will not be forwarded to the selection committee.

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Interview date, Process and Venue for David Oyedepo Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship

The David Oyedepo Foundation Scholarship Program selection process is a need-dependent,

merit-based open competition. After the deadline, all eligible applications will be reviewed by a

selection panel. Following this review, chosen finalists will be interviewed by the David Oyedepo

Foundation team, through an online video conferencing platform.

Aug-Sep, 2022 Finalisation of finalists’ applicants and contact of same

October 2022 Resumption of Scholars in Covenant and Landmark University

 

Documents Required for Application

If advanced to the final round, the applicant must provide; 

• Proof of application to Covenant or Landmark University 

• Proof of citizenship 

• All original copies of documents uploaded during application.

Application Deadline

July 31, 2022

YOUR STAR IS LEADING WISE MEN TO YOUR LOCATION by Kay Daniels

You are not called because you are qualified, God qualifies you and makes you the called. It is not unto you because of your skill, expertise or wisdom, it is all a product of the mercies and favour of God. 

Watch it, they would send for you from places you least imagine that honour would come out from. 

Something hidden in you that you are yet to discover is in you would cause favour to locate you. 

Joseph and Mary could not secure a place in the inn but settled for a manger to deliver their baby. Unknown to them, the baby carried a star within him which had been spotted by wise men from the east. 

Right there in the midst of the manger, they were located and gifts presented. 

I don't care where you might be located right now, your star is leading destiny helpers, promoters and celebraters to your location right now. 

The mercy of God that covers up errors while His favour that flavours up efforts is locating you. 

Visa you did not apply for is locating you. God is dreaming about you. His thoughts for you are good and designed to take you into honour. Jeremiah 29:11

Believer it and it would show up. This is your day. 

 May the mercy and favour of God seek you out for a blessings today. #palaceprayernetwork

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BROWN COLLAR JOB by Kay Daniels

BROWN COLLAR JOB

Many are used to the concept of white collar jobs, which are products of educational degree or qualification. It is going to school to be taught stuff that makes you an employee rather than an employer. It is learning to deploy your acquired knowledge in promoting already established organizations or that of others who were bold enoght to own a business. 

When God created man, He wired into him five inherent abilities. He wired him up with gifts. He gave him capacity to create or produce, to multiply his produce or products, to effectively manage and market his produce, to breakthroughs boundaries and establish the product and brands in every nation. 

This is God's design for mankind. We are designed to discover, develop and deploy our inherent gifts. 

To enable man deploy these inherent gifts, God in his wisdom, planted man in a garden to keep and dress it. He gave man work to do. Work is man's ability to deploy inherent gifts wired up into him by God. 

A job is therefore what we are paid to do while work is what we are designed to do. 

There is therefore a treasure hidden in you craving for expression. 

But how do you uncover this hidden treasure? 

1. Know who you are. Self discovery is key to all forms of recovery. If you must recover whatever is hidden in you, there is need for self discovery. 

Until you discover the hidden treasures in you, you cannot recover it. 

Until you recover it, you cannot trade it. Your profiting is in trading these gifts. 

2. Know where you are from. Identity is strengthened with an understanding of source. 

For instance, the depths of building is what determines how high it can go.

Where you are from says a lot about you, you language, you culture, your habits and can also influence your attitude and character. 

3. You need to know why you are here on earth. A discovery of your purpose is key to knowing what you have been wired for on earth. 

When purpose is not known, abuse is inevitable. Dr Myles Munroe. 

Purpose defines what work you can do, who you can marry, where you can live, with whom you can associate and many more. 

 

GOD IS WORTHY TO BE PRAISED AND EXALTED

 God is truly worthy to be praised brethren

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What is the Christian life supposed to be like? By Praise

WHAT IS THE CHRISTIAN LIFE SUPPOSED TO BE LIKE?

•  The Christian life is supposed to be a life lived by faith. It is by faith that we enter into the Christian life, and it is by faith that we live it out. When we begin the Christian life by coming to Christ for forgiveness of sin, we understand that what we seek cannot be obtained by any other means than by faith. We cannot work our way to heaven, because nothing we could ever do would be sufficient. Those who believe they can attain eternal life by keeping rules and regulations—a list of do’s and don’ts—deny what the Bible clearly teaches. “But that no one is justified by the Law in the sight of God is clear, for, ‘The just shall live by faith’" (Galatians 3:11). The Pharisees of Jesus’ day rejected Christ because He told them this very truth, that all their righteous deeds were worthless and that only faith in their Messiah would save them.

• In Romans 1, Paul says that the gospel of Jesus Christ is the power that saves us, the gospel being the good news that all who believe in Him will have eternal life. When we enter into the Christian life by faith in this good news, we see our faith grow as we come to know more and more about the God who saved us. The gospel of Christ actually reveals God to us as we live to grow closer to Him each day. Romans 1:17 says, “For in the gospel a righteousness from God is revealed, a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: ‘The righteous will live by faith.’” So part of the Christian life is diligent reading and study of the Word, accompanied by prayer for understanding and wisdom and for a closer, more intimate relationship with God through the Holy Spirit.

• The Christian life is also supposed to be one of death to self in order to live a life by faith. Paul told the Galatians, “I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me” (Galatians 2:20). Being crucified with Christ means that we consider our old nature as having been nailed to the cross and we choose to live in the new nature, which is Christ’s (2 Corinthians 5:17). He who loved us and died for us now lives in us, and the life we live is by faith in Him. Living the Christian life means sacrificing our own desires, ambitions, and glories and replacing them with those of Christ. We can only do this by His power through the faith that He gives us by His grace. Part of the Christian life is praying to that end.

• The Christian life is also supposed to persevere to the end. Hebrews 10:38-39 addresses this issue by quoting from the Old Testament prophet Habakkuk: “Now the just shall live by faith; But if anyone draws back, My soul has no pleasure in him.” God is not pleased with one who “draws back” from Him after making a commitment, but those who live by faith will never draw back, because they are kept by the Holy Spirit who assures us that we will continue with Christ until the end (Ephesians 1:13-14). The writer of Hebrews goes on to verify this truth in verse 39: “But we are not of those who draw back to perdition, but of those who believe to the saving of the soul.” The true believer is one who believes to the end.

So the Christian life is one lived by faith in the God who saved us, empowers us, seals us for heaven, and by whose power we are kept forever. The day-to-day life of faith is one that grows and strengthens as we seek God in His Word and through prayer and as we unite with other Christians whose goal of Christlikeness is similar to our own.

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5 Life-Changing Truths to Help You Discover Your True Identity By Praise

 5 Life-Changing Truths to Help You Discover Your True Identity 

 

You’ve probably heard the phrase…”I need to find myself”…or, “I lost myself”…or, “I don’t know who I am.” Every person who has ever lived has probably grappled with these types of questions. Maybe you’ve found yourself asking those same questions. So…do you have an answer yet? Who are you…really?

 

Before you try to answer, stop and think. Strip away what you have achieved, what you own and what you do… and search yourself—who are you? If you’ve accepted Jesus as your Savior, and you say, “I am a redeemed child of God who lives and exists ‘in Christ,’” praise God! You understand a powerful truth that changes the way you relate to God, the world and even yourself.

 

However, if you haven’t accepted Christ or can’t answer that question at all…or maybe you understand that you’re redeemed but don’t know what it means to be ‘in Christ,’ you’re in for an exciting revelation. You are about to learn what it means to be in Christ and it will change… your… life!

 

Below are five truths that will help you discover your true identity in Christ.

 

1. You have a new identity.

“For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago. Don’t forget that you Gentiles used to be outsiders. You were called ‘uncircumcised heathens’ by the Jews, who were proud of their circumcision, even though it affected only their bodies and not their hearts.  In those days you were living apart from Christ. You were excluded from citizenship among the people of Israel, and you did not know the covenant promises God had made to them. You lived in this world without God and without hope.  But now you have been united with Christ Jesus. Once you were far away from God, but now you have been brought near to him through the blood of Christ.” –Ephesians 2:10-13

 

First of all, when you accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior, you became a new person. No, you didn’t receive a new physical body, but you did receive a new spiritual one. At the time of salvation, your spirit was re-created in Christ Jesus; you were born of God. You were given a new identity in Christ.

 

In the above passage, it says that you are God’s workmanship, “created anew in Christ Jesus.” The word created in that passage is the same word used in Genesis 1:1 where God created the heavens and the earth. Believe it or not, He used that same creative power to fashion your new spirit man!

 

2. You are delivered.

“He has enabled you to share in the inheritance that belongs to his people, who live in the light.  For he has rescued us from the kingdom of darkness and transferred us into the Kingdom of his dear Son, who purchased our freedom and forgave our sins.” –Colossians 1:12-14

 

Because of what Jesus did for you on the cross, sin no longer has any hold on you, and this world and all its traps have no power over you. You have been freed from the darkness of this world! The devil may try to convince you otherwise, but God and His Word will always hold true, and as you walk in faith, you will overcome every trap the enemy sends your way.

 

3. You are a joint heir.

“For his Spirit joins with our spirit to affirm that we are God’s children. And since we are his children, we are his heirs. In fact, together with Christ we are heirs of God’s glory. But if we are to share his glory, we must also share his suffering.” –Romans 8:16-17

 

When you accepted Jesus, you became one in spirit with Him. In other words, when God looks at Jesus, He sees you. Jesus didn’t only come into your life; you came into His. At that moment, you joined with Him to become part of Him, or as John 15:7, KJV, says, you are now abiding in Him.

 

4. You are holy and without fault.

“Even before he made the world, God loved us and chose us in Christ to be holy and without fault in his eyes.” –Ephesians 1:4

 

Since you are part of Jesus, you are holy and blameless. God doesn’t look at you and see all your shortcomings. He doesn’t shake His head in disappointment or disgust because you’re not living up to some celestial measuring stick. No, He sees you through Christ—holy and without fault in His eyes.

 

5. You are worthy.

“So we praise God for the glorious grace he has poured out on us who belong to his dear Son.” –Ephesians 1:6

Meditate on that verse a moment—God accepts you… just as you are, because you belong to Christ. He doesn’t accept you and deem you worthy because of your efforts, but rather, because of Jesus’. Because of Jesus, you are worthy and accepted and righteous by God’s grace.

 

All of this—and so much more—is available to you because you are in Christ. Begin studying what is available to you as a child of God. To help, check out the Real Help article, “What’s It Mean to Be In Christ? A Study of Ephesians 1.” Let the Holy Spirit minister the truth of who you are in Christ while the Word rewires how you think of yourself. Then you can face every day with the understanding that you are blood-bought and overcoming in Him!

KENNETH COPELAND

UNVEILING THE MYSTERY SINGLENESS by Kay Daniels

 

UNVEILING THE MYSTERY SINGLENESS

Singleness” is a myth. To be truly single means to be all one (alone), separate,

unique, and whole.

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No human being can meet your ego, soul, or spiritual needs; you might as well settle all of that with

God. You are fit or ready for marriage only when you are totally fulfilled in Him.

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Until you are a separate, single, unique, and whole person, you are not ready to marry!

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Many have confused “singleness” with “being alone.” There should never be a time when you

cease to be a single being who is unique and whole.

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If a state of singleness means “to be unique and whole,” then to be totally single should be every

Christian’s number one goal.

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Instead of running from being single, you should be running toward singleness.

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In Genesis 2:18, God said “It is not good that man should bealone.” He didn’t say it wasn’t good

for him to be single. There is a profound difference between the two.

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To not be alone, all you need are other humans to be your companions and close friends.

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Marriage was not instituted to solve the problems of being alone—human beings were created as

an answer to that problem.

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Many would be wise to consider Adam in reference to singleness. He was so totally unique and

whole that he did not even know that he was alone.

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The vast majority of marital problems arise because a husband or wife (or both) has not seen

himself or herself as a unique, worthy individual—that is, he or she had a bad self-image, was not

whole or separate, and always depended on some other person for happiness. They never maximized

their singleness.

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Marriage will not solve “aloneness.” Many people are in nonworking marriages in which they pray

to become free, sleep in separate beds, or operate in tension. Marriages like that create more

aloneness than those who are single could ever fathom.

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God will not choose your mate for you. If He did, that would violate the free will and power of

choice He gave you.

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If God chose your mate for you, He would be taking responsibility for your relationship; then, if it

failed, the blame could be transferred to Him. God only presents; you choose.

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Many people are misguided by the misconception that God has created only one specific person on

this planet for them to marry. That means the odds are one in six billion for you to find that “right

one.”

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If God has chosen one individual out of six billion on this planet just for you, and He did so without

your knowledge and permission (and without the other person’s), then why would He not also choose

salvation for you? That is a much more vital area of your life.

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Whether or not you use the Word, wisdom, or the characteristics of God’s nature to make your

choice of a lifetime mate, you must take full responsibility for your choice and all the consequences

that come with your decision.

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Providing marriage prospects is God’s responsibility, but choosing a mate is yours. Rely on the

assistance of the Holy Spirit, but do not attempt to transfer the responsibility of choice to Him.

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How much have you refined your separateness and uniqueness from others’? A relationship is only

as good as what the individuals involved bring to it.

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If you are able to grasp the revelation of the difference between being “single” and being “alone,”

then you will never despise the state of being unmarried, and you will not marry based on wrong

reasons.

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Until you get to the state of being

totally whole, totally unique, and totally separate—with the knowledge that you don’t need anyone to

complete you—you are not ready to marry.

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If you do not yet know who you are, then why do you think you will “find yourself” with someone

else?

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When you reach out frantically to others for the wrong motives, you will exploit and use them

sexually, financially, or emotionally to meet your own needs without ever caring about theirs.

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Many have set marriage and “living happily ever after” as their goal in life. The goal of the

Christian is to become the separate, unique, and whole person the Lord wants him or her to be, and

the vessel that will hold the Treasure, which is Jesus.

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How you use time determines your life. You are what you do with time.

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DR MYLES MUNROE