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Welcome to Hive Open Mic Week 289, I still remain @joel419 , it quiet a great privileged to be here again. So, today I will be presenting you a song "Marmari Na".It an Hausa song which can translate as "Longing for"or "To Crave". That silent void between what we currently have and what we aspire to is a reflection of human longing. "Marmari Na" describes desire, a longing that exists in everyone's heart, whether it be for fulfillment, love, growth, or tranquility. It encapsulates the strong attraction that pushes us to look for purpose outside of our everyday lives. Everybody has a sense of emptiness in life that cannot be satisfied by material possessions alone. Marmari Na talks about that inner yearning as movement rather than melancholy. It narrates the tale of our quest for fulfillment, which molds our identities and influences our way of life, and our journey toward something bigger.

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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.

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Woo!!!Hello guys, welcome to Hive Open mic Week 288. It’s your guy, @joel419, and today I’ll be presenting you with an acappella cover on the song titled “Yaweh” It’s just a simple worship, and I hope this will be an enjoyable piece.The song "Yaweh" is a powerful call for God's tangible presence, the Shekina, to come and dwell among us. Shekina (spelled S-H-E-K-I-N-A) refers to God's dwelling or manifest glory. It is more than just a doctrine; it is a living reality that transforms worship, community, and our daily routines. Yaweh invites us to anticipate. The lyrics ask God to be present with us now, to move into our gatherings and individual hearts. When Shekina arrives, everything changes: fear is silenced, brokenness meets healing, and everyday moments become sacred. The song reminds us that true worship is about hospitality, not technique or performance , making room in our hearts for the Divine Guest. According to the Bible, Shekina manifested as fire, cloud, or light—all outward manifestations of God's approach. Today, the Holy Spirit, who resides within believers and manifests in the community, is that presence. That biblical desire is echoed by Yaweh, which pushes us to go beyond our daily routine and into a state of surrender where God's glory can shine on us. The preparation to respond to Yaweh must come from within. By living in accordance with holiness, being humble, admitting our shortcomings, and giving sincere thanks, we invite Shekina into our lives. Although presence cannot be created, it can be embraced. The song encourages us to adopt the straightforward stance of expecting, repenting, and receiving. Use Yaweh to guide your meetings practically: start with a prayer for God's presence, make time for quiet and listening, and give priority to worship that points to God rather than to ourselves. Encourage people to share their Shekina moments and faith-building tales of transformed lives.

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Wow! Hello guys, welcome to Afritune Week 188. It’s your guy, @joel419, and today I’ll be presenting you with an acappella cover on the song titled “Glorious God.” It’s just a simple worship, and I hope this will be an enjoyable piece.

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Hello guys, welcome 🤗 to *VIBE WEB 3 MUSIC COMPETITION * week 42 , I still remain my humble self, @joel419. Today, I'll be presenting a medley of two worship songs, and I hope you're going to enjoy this. I would like to take a moment to discuss something very basic but very important: gratitude. You see, when things get busy and difficult, we sometimes find ourselves focusing more on what we lack than what we have. However, the reality is that being grateful can alter our viewpoint. It serves as a reminder that despite difficulties, there are blessings everywhere. Giving something big isn't the only way to express gratitude. Saying a sincere "thank you" to someone who has helped you, expressing gratitude to a friend who has checked in on you, or simply giving thanks to God for another day can be enough at times. The attitude of the heart is more important in expressing gratitude than the size of the gift.Being thankful not only makes other people feel important, but it also improves your own mood. Consider this: doesn't it motivate you to put forth more effort when someone recognizes even the slightest effort? That's the power of having a grateful heart; it fosters better relationships and spreads optimism. Humility is also taught by gratitude. It serves as a reminder that we are not alone in everything. Parents, teachers, friends, or even complete strangers are always there to contribute to our journey. And we become kinder, better people when we accept that.

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Hello guys, welcome 🤗 to Afritune week 186 , I still remain my humble self, @joel419. Today, I'll be presenting a medley of two worship songs, and I hope you're going to enjoy this. The fact that I'm here, breathing, is something I'm constantly amazed at. It's a sensation that lifts my spirits and makes my heart leap. Nothing less than a miracle occurs to me when I consider the life I get to live, the sun on my face, the air in my lungs, and the chance to share it all with you. I can't help but feel drawn to worship because of that. It's a dance of gratitude and flirtation between me and the person who made it all possible, not a chore. Worship, for me, is a vibe. It's that moment when a song comes on and the lyrics just hit you right in the soul. It's in the way I move, sing, and speak from the depths of my heart. It's my way of saying, "Thank you, God, for this amazing, beautiful, messy, and incredible life." It's my daily confession that every good thing in my life, every laugh, every moment of love, and every day that I get to wake up and do it all over again, is a gift from God.

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Welcome 🤗 to Hive Open Mic week 284, I still remain @joel419, I have presented you cover titled YAWEH ft pelumi Deborah Yaweh is the name of the eternal God who has no beginning or end and whose name means "I Am That I Am." He remains constant, dependable, and ever-present in the lives of those who seek Him out. We enter a state of reverence when we listen to this song, realizing that He is the source of our strength and very existence. The necessity of acknowledging God's sovereignty is one obvious lesson to be learned from "Yaweh." We frequently face challenges, setbacks, and unanswerable questions in life. However, Pelumi's song serves as a reminder that God is supreme. Singing Yaweh is a declaration that He is superior to our situation and can create a path where none appears to exist. The song encourages thankfulness as well. God is the source of all our blessings, including life, health, peace, and provision. By referring to Him as Yaweh, we are recognizing Him as the origin of all good, not merely repeating a name. This song teaches us to worship with thankfulness, which should be our daily response. "Yaweh" also invites us to have a close relationship with God. Worship is communion with the Father, not just music. Singing this song is a call to get closer, experience His presence, and fully give ourselves to Him.

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Welcome 🤗 to Afritune week 184, I still remain @joel419, I have presented you cover byEbuka Songs' song "Armour of God",which serves as a potent reminder of the call for believers to live in strength and readiness via Christ. The spiritual truth that life is a battlefield not just one of flesh and blood, but also one against invisible forces of darkness—is emphasized in the song, which takes its message from Ephesians 6:10–18. Ebuka awakens the Christian to the significance of being completely armed with God's armor through straightforward yet powerful language.The armor serves as a spiritual covering in addition to providing physical protection. We are challenged to live honorably and morally by the belt of truth. We are called to chastity and holy living by the breastplate of righteousness. The gospel of peace's shoes serve as a reminder to spread hope wherever we go. The helmet of salvation anchors our thoughts in the certainty of Christ's completed work, while the shield of faith protects us from fear and uncertainty. Lastly, the Word of God, the sword of the Spirit, gives us the ability to defend ourselves with the Bible.This song teaches that God's empowerment, not human strength, is the key to victory. Singing "Armour of God" is more than just music; it's a statement of faith and a way to get ready for life's challenges. It encourages us to remain watchful, pious, and grounded in the Bible. This song exhorts every believer to remain steadfast, clad in divine armor, and prepared to triumph in a world full of distractions and difficulties.

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Hi everyone, it's great to be back for Week 40 of the Vibe Web 3 Music Competition. I'm @joel418, and I'm thrilled to share my performance of Judikay's "Capable God" today. I really hope that you enjoy listening to this week's performance as much as I enjoyed making it. I put a lot of effort into it. I must say everybody stands on the brink of their strength at times in life. You have made every effort imaginable, but the wall remains immobile. It feels like the end at that moment. Oddly enough, though, that is also where the unexpected helping hand frequently shows up, completely changing the course of events.Limitations are more human than divine, I've discovered. We quantify life in terms of connections, money, and effort, but there is a power that transcends all of these. What we consider impossible is merely a prelude to something bigger. There is always more to come.

Lyrics: Capable God by Judikay

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Hello guys, welcome to Afritunes Week 182. I'm @joel419, and today I'll be doing a cover of Volume of the Book by Moses Akoh.I was reminded that God has already written a story for each of us when I listened to Volume of the Book. Nothing about us is incorrect, even though life can be confusing at times. The song demonstrates that there is a bigger plan than what is visible to us.

Lyrics: Volume of The Book by Moses Akoh

I will do your Will

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Jesus my perfect example the sacrifice it took

The earth forever will tremble because the heavens shook!

And as my hours pass like in the hour glass

I stay reminded at your feet is where I’ll bow at last

It is finished, it is finished I’ll say

Well done my faithful servant you will be saying to me Lord

It is finished, it is finished I’ll say

Well done my faithful servant you will say to me Lord

I will do your Will