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Afritune Week 189//Ali oh(cover)@joel419
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=joel419/rgqenruo
welcome to Afritune Week 189, It’s your guy, @joel419, and today I’ll be presenting you with an acappella cover on the song titled “Ali oh” and I hope you are going like this piece. Will be Emphasizing on Revival part of the song. So, Emotional moments, large gatherings, and booming prayers are not always associated with revival. It can sometimes start subtly within us. To resurrect ourselves is to awaken something that has been dormant inside of us. Finding life again in places that have become routine, forgotten, or cold is the goal. We frequently follow our habits throughout life, losing the passion and purpose that once motivated us. Simply put, revival is the process of rediscovering that spark that allows one to care, believe, and live with meaning once more. We don't always need a church service or an audience to revive ourselves. Honesty starts with examining ourselves closely and acknowledging our lapses. Perhaps our faith, love, or patience have been lost.Perhaps it's difficult to feel God or even our own passion because life has gotten too loud and heavy. The good news is that a small decision to turn, breathe, and realign is the first step toward revival.
We make room for Christ's life to manifest in us when we start to revitalize ourselves. His serenity is evident in how we respond to difficulties. His generosity is evident in the way we treat other people. Revival is about living light, not just yelling "fire." It's about letting Christ's life subtly mold our behavior, attitudes, and personalities until others notice something new and vibrant about us.Reviving ourselves means going back to our core values of love, truth, gratitude, and hope. The goal is to nourish what makes us stronger and eliminate what depletes us. We allow the presence of Christ to naturally shine through us when we make the decision to renew our hearts every day. One willing heart, yours and mine, is where true revival starts, not a crowd.
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By JOEL GYANG YAKUBUhttps://3speak.tv/watch?v=joel419/rgqenruo
welcome to Afritune Week 189, It’s your guy, @joel419, and today I’ll be presenting you with an acappella cover on the song titled “Ali oh” and I hope you are going like this piece. Will be Emphasizing on Revival part of the song. So, Emotional moments, large gatherings, and booming prayers are not always associated with revival. It can sometimes start subtly within us. To resurrect ourselves is to awaken something that has been dormant inside of us. Finding life again in places that have become routine, forgotten, or cold is the goal. We frequently follow our habits throughout life, losing the passion and purpose that once motivated us. Simply put, revival is the process of rediscovering that spark that allows one to care, believe, and live with meaning once more. We don't always need a church service or an audience to revive ourselves. Honesty starts with examining ourselves closely and acknowledging our lapses. Perhaps our faith, love, or patience have been lost.Perhaps it's difficult to feel God or even our own passion because life has gotten too loud and heavy. The good news is that a small decision to turn, breathe, and realign is the first step toward revival.
We make room for Christ's life to manifest in us when we start to revitalize ourselves. His serenity is evident in how we respond to difficulties. His generosity is evident in the way we treat other people. Revival is about living light, not just yelling "fire." It's about letting Christ's life subtly mold our behavior, attitudes, and personalities until others notice something new and vibrant about us.Reviving ourselves means going back to our core values of love, truth, gratitude, and hope. The goal is to nourish what makes us stronger and eliminate what depletes us. We allow the presence of Christ to naturally shine through us when we make the decision to renew our hearts every day. One willing heart, yours and mine, is where true revival starts, not a crowd.
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