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https://3speak.tv/watch?v=aowilson/xzwhsdxr
My interpretation!!!
The first song speaks about being saved, to be remembered when the end of time comes, when the real future will begin, the song pleads with the Lord of the future not to leave us behind but carry us into his future. Where he has prepared for his people. May we be remembered ohh.
The second song talks about the desire to be alive. We need eternal life to live in the future that he prepared. It's the life we would live up there. Eternal life is a sweet life.
So in conclusion, future is not a time, because it is not time-bound, future is a location. Future is a place where, you must shed off this current state of you to enter into it or rather walk into it. Because as much as future comes, we must consciously walk into it
Peace out βοΈ π«΄
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=aowilson/dmjgjkfc
Greetings to y'all in Hive blockchain technology. I go by the name @aowilson and this is my entry for AFRITUNES WEEK 187. This week I will be doing another cover song to share with you, a song composed by Istifanus John titled "Mai magani na nan". I hope that you enjoy my entry for the week and not just that, I also hope that you will be blessed by my entry.
Reason for choice of song
Nothing is bigger than him, nothing is too high. God is my healer, he is my sanctifier. My preserver. So I think this writer has once encountered this great mercy and grace of God, the healing power. If it is God who created us, he can heal any alteration that may rise and manifest as sickness both medically, physically and physically.
Peace out βοΈ
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=aowilson/iukdvcsn
My interpretation!!!
You know I believe the true definition of wealth is not having it in abundance but that whenever I need it, it comes. That when I am in need of something, my needs are met because I am connected to a source that never runs dry. That's what I define wealth to be. Connected to a source that never runs dry. Riches can finish, but wealth never finishes because a system has been built to ensure that it never goes off.
So I rather have Jesus and have everything I need. Riches answers to wants, but wealth answers to needs and that's how a man ought to live. It's not in the extravaganza or wastage....it is a maintainance of that source of wealth.
I choose wealth, I choose health. Only one who knows the principle of wealth can keep wealth, riches cannot be passed to generations but wealth can.
I will stay with Jesus, all my needs are met!!! Oh thank you minstrel Lemuel for this song.
As you listen, be blessed!!!
Peace out βοΈ π«΄
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=aowilson/uejmbygo
Greetings to y'all in Hive blockchain technology. I go by the name @aowilson and this is my entry for AFRITUNES WEEK 186. This week I will be doing another cover song to share with you, a song composed by Apostle Daps Dalyop titled "My alter is calling you". I hope that you enjoy my entry for the week and not just that, I also hope that you will be blessed by my entry.
So why did I chose to share this song with you this week? Why now? Why at this moment? I will tell you why, just stay with me.
I chose the song, "My alter is calling you" because I know that you will love the songπ I mean, you'all are lovers of good music and this particular piece is a good sound, so I figured that you will love it definitely.
The writer of this song wrote a heart cry. He pours his heart to the God of heaven whom he believes only him can change situations. He raised an alter and is using that alter to call upon this God
Brethren, we need alters to commune with spirits, we need raised alters. An alter is an exalted place where prayers and communication goes on with a spirit. Your heart can be your alter... sacrifices are made on alters...you can make our body to be an alter at the same time a living sacrifice unto the Lord. Sweet smelling sacrifice.
Only then will God answer and send π₯ son us.
Peace out βοΈ
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=aowilson/ymqyuxdi
How do you do? My name is @aowilson, I am a guitarist. I did a cover of a song that I want to share with @soundmusic community as my entry for praise and worship week 77. I love music so much that I find myself doing it like maddd. So I want you to sit and enjoy the music, let your soul feel and feed as you watch me
You can sing along!!
It's a cover song of "Ina marmari Zumunta DA Kai" sung originally by Pastor Chingtok Ishak, he is a psalmist, and he lead pastor of God's life Assembly, Jos. He hails from Plateau state.
This is an interesting and amazing song to study oh, because I can't really comprehend the revelation the writer of this song had. I can't seem to imagine the light that flooded him to write this. The Grace and supplication. Mehhh. Because this is truly a heart cry not just a song, it is a prayer that is prayed from the heart
It all begins from a Desire to want to please God to wanting to stay with him always. He has promise never to leave us but what about qus.. are we promising to do the same? Are we gonna leave him when things gets hard or we are gonna endure with him first.
This should be our cry for repentence
Peace out βοΈ βοΈ
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=aowilson/hrupxjdx
Reason behind the song...
Ah yeee, this kind God another one no de is very popular in Nigeria praise lines. I hardly see a praise ministration without this line. It's actually a deep song when you pause to look at the meaning critically, God is one and there is no other. There is no other God aside the mighty God.
The second song goes and flows in the same progression of the first. When you see me dance, I dance like a winner man. That means that I am dancing like someone that has won a lottery. A winner is happy and joyful and will dance to celebrate his or her victory and that's why I dance to celebrate the victory that Christ gave to me...I am a winner, I am victorious, I am not a loser so I dance to the glory of God.
Enjoy the little piece of mine
Peace out βοΈ π«΄
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=aowilson/bzrklngq
My interpretation!!!
Basically the song is not too filled with lyrics, that is because worship doesn't need much words. And I love the lyrics how it went. We hail the lion, homage and praises. We throweh cap for am, for our odogwu.
We hail the lion, and we worship the lamb. It's so mysterious how one being can be both things at he same time. A lion is not soft as the lion, he is scary. But he is still a lamb in the case that he is calm. Looks conflicting but it's a mystery. And that's why you need to keep worshipin so that you can unveil and understand some of these things.
Adoration is given to him, the lion of Judah in the second song. We hail you, lion of Judah, ooo oo ohh hail your name. Kaii these songs are doing something to my heart ohh my spirit is bubbling.
Receive my worship, THE BIGGEST CAT THAT EVER LIVETH
Peace out βοΈ π«΄
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=aowilson/teabktin
Greetings to y'all in Hive blockchain technology. I go by the name @aowilson and this is my entry for AFRITUNES WEEK 185. This week I will be doing another cover song to share with you, a song composed by minister Mr wealth titled mi Amor. I hope that you enjoy my entry for the week and not just that, I also hope that you will be blessed by my entry.
I am sharing this song because I am at this stage of my life realizing that the lyrics are talking about me, practically and seasonally. I want to love him more and more mi Amor. That's my heart cry, I want to love you Jesus, I want to please him, I want to do anything possible to put smiles on his beautiful face
God is love and all I want to do in this life is to love him back, I must do this to survive. Here I am Lord, here I am standing, my prayer is that our saturate my heart with your love, fill me to the brim with your love, till I overflow with fountains of love and sweet love. Saturate me with your beauty, fill me Jesus with your love. So that I can love you as I ought to. That's a prayer guys π₯Ί
Peace out βοΈ
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=aowilson/gyutjmpe
Hello guys, wonderful people.
How do you do? My name is @aowilson, I am a guitarist. I did a cover of a song that I want to share with @soundmusic. I love music so much that I find myself doing it like maddd. So I want you to sit and enjoy the music, let your soul feel and feed as you watch me
You can sing along!!
It's a cover song of Glory sung originally by Minister Theophilus Sunday, a psalmist, hails from Kogi state. I started following him since 2020 and till today I find him so fine to follow.
So this song speaks of how the glory of God will cover us, the weight of God's glory to cover us, it's a cry!!! All his songs are cries. I can't even seem to be able to explain them because it's when you sing them that you will see the weight of it, it comes like a burden and then you feel the weight of the conviction that birthed the song.
How much can you achieve without glory, how long can you go without glory, how smoth can you ride? We must go back to our roots ohh if not wHala go de ohh.
He sang, Kadosh Kadosh, Kadosh Kadosh Kadosh, the weight of your glory, cover us again. With the word again it means he has experience it before but it's gone. Oh that by mercy he will cover us again with his glory, overflow us and overwhelm us with his glory.
Let's sing together and lift up insence together
Peace out βοΈ βοΈ
https://3speak.tv/watch?v=aowilson/cgxcywxo
The theme for this week is COME BACK, and so I decided to do a cover song of Sau Dari by Mr Yells . The title of this is in Hausa and in English it means One Hundred Times.
After living, if you had the opportunity to come back and live, what will you hold on to? What is that one thing that you are currently doing or engaging that even after this life you will love to continue. You know this will really help to shape our priorities because whatever is not worth it, we will have to drop them as they will not be a necessity in coming back.
There are things we hold on to that after 10 years, those things are not even attractive anymore, 10 years is even too much. We can desire things that don't have a lasting value and be so desperate to have them that it puts us in trouble.
Let's seek for those things that have the real value, the things that it's value don't fade, they maintain their power and attraction despite trial by time.
Enjoy my cover or Sau Dari as we reflect on the theme this week.
As you listen, be blessed!!!
Peace out βοΈ π«΄
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