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Promises By Maverick City Music
~5.6 mins read
Faithful through the ages
… God of Abraham
You're the God of covenant
And of faithful promises
Time and time again
You have proven
You'll do just what You said
… Though the storms may come and the winds may blow
I'll remain steadfast
And let my heart learn, when You speak a word
It will come to pass
… Great is Your faithfulness to me
Great is Your faithfulness to me
From the rising sun to the setting same
I will praise Your name
Great is Your faithfulness to me
… When the seasons change
You remain the same
… God from age to age
Though the earth may pass away
Your word remains the same, yeah
Your history can prove
There's nothing You can't do
You're faithful and true
… Though the storms may come and the winds may blow
I'll remain steadfast
And let my heart learn, when You speak a word
It will come to pass
… Great is Your faithfulness to me, oh
Great is Your faithfulness
From the rising
From the rising sun to the setting same (I will praise Your name)
I will praise Your name
Great is Your faithfulness to me, yeah, yeah (oh, oh)
… Your faithfulness, it never runs out (yeah)
It never runs out
Oh-oh, Your faithfulness
Oh, it never runs out (it never runs out)
It never runs out (it never runs out)
… I put my faith in Jesus
My anchor to the ground
My hope and firm foundation
He'll never let me down
I put my faith in Jesus
My anchor to the ground (my hope and firm foundation)
'Cause my hope and firm foundation (He'll never let me down)
He'll never let me down (oh, I put)
I put my trust (faith) in Jesus (yes, I do)
My anchor to the ground
My hope and firm foundation (my hope and firm foundation)
He'll never let me down (He'll never let me down)
Never let me down
I put my faith in Jesus (I put my faith in Jesus)
My anchor to the ground (my anchor to the ground), oh
He's my hope, my only hope, my only hope (my hope and firm foundation)
He'll never let me down (He'll never let me down)
He'll never let me down
… Great is Your faithfulness to me (faithfulness, oh, great)
Great is Your faithfulness to me (from the rising sun)
From the rising sun to the setting same
I will praise Your name
In every season, great is Your faithfulness to me
… Say, I put my faith
I put my faith in Jesus
My anchor to the ground (He's my hope)
My hope and firm foundation (and He'll never let me down)
He'll never let me down (I put my faith)
I put my faith in Jesus (my anchor)
My anchor to the ground (He's my hope)
My hope and firm foundation (never let me down)
He'll never let me down (come on sing it loud)
Say, I put my faith
I put my faith in Jesus (my anchor to the ground)
My anchor to the ground (my hope and)
My hope and firm foundation (never let me down, He'll never)
He'll never let me down (never let me)
I put my faith in Jesus (I put my faith in Jesus)
My anchor to the ground (my anchor to the ground)
He's my hope and firm foundation
My hope and firm foundation
He'll never let me down (He'll never let me down)
No, He'll never let me down (He'll never let me down)
… Great is, great
Great is Your faithfulness to me
In every season, great is Your faithfulness to me (great is Your faithfulness)
From the rising sun
From the rising sun to the setting same (hey)
I will praise Your name
From the rising sun
From the rising sun to the setting same (hey)
I will praise Your name
From the rising sun
From the rising sun to the setting same (let it go up and let it go down)
I will praise Your name (I'll still bless You, I'll still praise You)
… From the rising sun to the setting same (let it go up and let it go down)
I will praise Your name (and I'll still bless You, I'll still praise You)
From the rising sun to the setting same (let it go up and let it go down)
I will praise Your name (and I'll still bless You, I'll still bless You)
From the rising sun to the setting same (and I'll still bless You, I'll still bless You)
I will praise Your name (I'll still bless You)
… Great is
Great is Your faithfulness to me (I'll still bless You)
Great is Your faithfulness to me (I'll still bless You)
From the rising sun (I'll still bless you)
From the rising sun to the setting same (I'll still bless You)
I will praise Your name (I'll still bless You)
Great is Your faithfulness to me (I'll still bless You)
… Yes, I'll still bless You
In the middle of the storm, in the middle of my trial
I'll still bless You
In the middle of the road, when I don't know where to go
I'll still bless You (yeah)
In the middle of my storm, in the middle of my trial
I'll still bless You (yeah)
When I'm in the middle of the road and I don't know which way to go
I'll still (I'll still bless You)
I'll still bless You
I'll still bless You, oh (I'll still bless You)
I've got a reason to bless You, yeah
I've got a reason to bless You (I'll still bless You)
I've got a reason to bless Your name
You've been faithful, You've been faithful (I'll still bless You)
You've been so good to me, You've been so good
Come on just lift up your praise
Just lift up your worship to him
You've been so good, you've been so good
Let this, oh, this body be filled with Your praise
Be filled with Your praise (we bless Your name, we bless Your name)
We bless Your name, oh-oh-oh
I'll still bless You, oh-oh-oh
I'll still bless You, oh-oh-oh
I'll still bless You, oh-oh-oh
I'll still bless You
Great is Your faithfulness
… Great is Your faithfulness to me (great is)
Great is Your faithfulness to me (from the rising sun)
From the rising sun to the setting same
I will praise Your name (from the rising sun)
From the rising sun to the setting same
I will praise Your name (from the rising sun)
From the rising sun to the setting same
I will praise Your name (great is)
Great is Your faithfulness to me
Youngtigerish
3 yrs
143
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Youngtigerish
For S3x Lovers
~1.7 mins read
How to have great sex on your first time
Having sex for the first time can bring up a mix of emotions – it can feel daunting, exciting and everything in between. The main thing is to be sure you want to have sex and that it’s the right time for you and your partner. It’s also important to think about how you can have safer sex on your first time.
The best kind of sex is the kind that feels good for both you and your partner. Here's a few things to think about before you get down to it.
Do you actually want to have sex?
This is the single most important thing to ask yourself before you decide to get down to it. You might want to know how to please your partner but it's more important to be sure that you’re happy and confident with the idea of having sex – and that your partner is on the same page as you.
It’s totally normal to be nervous before having sex for the first time! That said, it’s good to check that you’re not confusing nerves with simply not really being ready to have sex.
Also, try not to worry or feel rushed if your friends say they’ve had sex. It’s best to wait until it feels like the right situation for you.
Feeling unsure? Read our guide to knowing if you’re ready to have sex – it can help make it clear in your own mind.
Even if you decide you’re ready for sex, remember: people change their minds all the time and you can too – especially for something as personal as sex.
If, after thinking about it, you're sure you’re ready to get busy, think about what protection you might want to use. It might seem like a small detail, but many people find that being prepared makes the first time more relaxed. Condoms protect you from sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unwanted pregnancy.
Also, people might not tell you this, but the first time can be a bit awkward, clunky and even slightly painful. So if your first time isn’t earth-shattering, don’t stress – the fun is in exploring!
Youngtigerish
3 yrs
90
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Youngtigerish
This Is For S3x Lovers Only
~1.7 mins read
How to have great sex on your first time
Having sex for the first time can bring up a mix of emotions – it can feel daunting, exciting and everything in between. The main thing is to be sure you want to have sex and that it’s the right time for you and your partner. It’s also important to think about how you can have safer sex on your first time.
The best kind of sex is the kind that feels good for both you and your partner. Here's a few things to think about before you get down to it.
Do you actually want to have sex?
This is the single most important thing to ask yourself before you decide to get down to it. You might want to know how to please your partner but it's more important to be sure that you’re happy and confident with the idea of having sex – and that your partner is on the same page as you.
It’s totally normal to be nervous before having sex for the first time! That said, it’s good to check that you’re not confusing nerves with simply not really being ready to have sex.
Also, try not to worry or feel rushed if your friends say they’ve had sex. It’s best to wait until it feels like the right situation for you.
Feeling unsure? Read our guide to knowing if you’re ready to have sex – it can help make it clear in your own mind.
Even if you decide you’re ready for sex, remember: people change their minds all the time and you can too – especially for something as personal as sex.
If, after thinking about it, you're sure you’re ready to get busy, think about what protection you might want to use. It might seem like a small detail, but many people find that being prepared makes the first time more relaxed. Condoms protect you from sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unwanted pregnancy.
Also, people might not tell you this, but the first time can be a bit awkward, clunky and even slightly painful. So if your first time isn’t earth-shattering, don’t stress – the fun is in exploring!
Youngtigerish
3 yrs
161
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Youngtigerish
A Boy Pray For His Only Best Friend
~0.6 mins read
Dear Lord, there are few things in this life more precious than friendship. You have blessed me with a best friend who has always been there for me. I thank You, Lord, for bringing her into my life. Therefore, I ask that You continue to bless our friendship. Help it to bear much fruit, I know am perfect and I don't deserve her kindness but I need her every second of my life.
Lord please give my treasured friend love and blessings without end. Bring contentment in her life; Comfort her in times of strife. Always keep her safe, secure; Let her path to You be sure. Lord, I pray my friend will be close to you, eternally, protect her for she's all I have. I know my sin's deep lord please let her kindness lead the way.., Amen
Youngtigerish
3 yrs
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How To Approach A Girl In Person For The First Time
~0.5 mins read
If you're approaching a girl in person, give her a warm smile and read her body language to see if she seems ready to talk. Then strike up a conversation about where you are, ask her friendly questions, no go dey ask her if here mama dey sell yam, make her laugh, and leave her wanting more by asking for her contact information.
Don't end it there, ask for destination, follow her slowly and the friendly conversation going, ur interest should base on making her smile, try ur best to draw her attention to ur face, let ur eyes do the talking for some seconds then smile tell her she's beautiful... At this point u choose whether to keep going or end it there...
Youngtigerish
3 yrs
38
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How To Remember What You Read
~2.3 mins read
It happens all the time. You read an amazing book, one so packed with wisdom that you think it’s going to change your life forever. Then…it doesn’t. Why? Because when you’re finally in a situation where you could use its insights, you’ve completely forgotten them. Time is our most valuable resource, so we shouldn’t waste it. The investment we make in reading should have a positive, lasting impact on our lives.
Consuming information is not the same as acquiring knowledge. No idea could be further from the truth.
Learning means being able to use new information. The basic process of learning consists of reflection and feedback. We learn facts and concepts through reflecting on experience—our own or others’. If you read something and you don’t make time to think about what you’ve read, you won’t be able to use any of the wisdom you’ve been exposed to.
One of the reasons that we read books is because they offer a rich tapestry of details, allowing us to see the world of the author and go on their journey with them. Our brains can learn not only the author’s ideas but also when their conclusions about how to live are likely to work and when they are likely to fail (thanks to the vast amount of details that authors share about their experiences and thought processes).
But if you only remember six things after reading this article, it should be the following truths about reading:
Quality matters more than quantity. If you read one book a month but fully appreciate and absorb it, you’ll be better off than someone who skims half the library without paying attention.
Speed-reading is bullshit. Getting the rough gist and absorbing the lessons are two different things. Confuse them at your peril.
Book summary services miss the point. A lot of companies charge ridiculous prices for access to vague summaries bearing only the faintest resemblance to anything in the book. Summaries can be a useful jumping-off point to explore your curiosity, but you cannot learn from them the way you can from the original text.*
Fancy apps and tools are not needed. A notebook, index cards, and a pen will do just fine.
We shouldn’t read stuff we find boring. Life is far too short.
Finishing the book is optional. You should start a lot of books and only finish a few of them.
* (By the way, the book summaries we write for Farnam Street members are definitely not in the same class as the standard fare. We make a significant time investment in each one, including reading the book several times and doing background research on the author, context, and content. And we still don’t pretend they’re as valuable as reading the book!)
In this article, we’ll explore multiple strategies for getting more out of what you read. You don’t need to use all these strategies for every book. Using just a couple of them, whether you’re trying to learn a new philosophy or reading a work of fiction, can help you retain more and make deeper connections.
What you read can give you access to untold knowledge. But how you read changes the trajectory of your life.
Youngtigerish
3 yrs
27
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Popular Singer "Teni" Got Engaged
~0.9 mins read
Singer, Teniola Apata, popularly known as Teni, has playfully announced that she is engaged to be married pretty soon.
Through her verified Instagram page, the 29 year old I Want To Be Billionaire crooner revealed that she can’t hide the supposed good news anymore.
“Can’t keep this no more”, she wrote while flaunting a huge silver engagement ring.
Although, the identity of Teni’s lover is not known yet, her friends and fans continue to wish her well via the comment section.
Recall that this not lot the first time, Teni is talking about marriage engagement
In an earlier video shared on her Instagram page, Teni made it clear that she might be the one to propose, saying: “It’s either they propose to me or I propose, whichever one…”
The singer concluded that she would have to learn how to cook meals like egusi soup because she can only “cook corn flakes, spaghetti and indomie.’
Teni has previously stated that she was under pressure from her mother to get married.
The singer recently declared that she sees nothing wrong in a woman proposing to a man, an opinion which earned her criticism on social media.
Youngtigerish
3 yrs
20
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Youngtigerish
Ned Nwoko Breaks Silence On 'marriage Proposal Talks' With Emmanuella Share This Post
~0.7 mins read
Ned Nwoko has broken silence on reports that he was proposing marriage to the family of comedienne, Emmanuella.
One Darlington Chidera Ibekwe, had reported that the politician and actress Regina Daniel’s husband had approached the family of Emmanuella for their daughter’s hands in marriage but he was turned down.
His post reads:
“Emmanuella’s family shuns Ned Nwoko’s marriage list and informs him that Emmanuella is not Regina Daniels.
“What exactly is wrong with Ned Nwoko? This isn’t ordinary honestly.Following the report by Ibekwe,
a fan asked Ned Nwoko on social media if the rumors were true.
Oga Ned it’s ok, I hear say you wan marry Emmanuella, is it true or false?”.
Responding, Nwoko said: “I have beautiful wives”.
However, Emmanuella had also rubbished the report.
Reacting to the news which had gone viral, Emmanuella told a fan on social media; “FAKE news ma. Thanks”.
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