A sermon on how righteousness sustains nations, condemning bribery and corruption while calling Christians to live their faith beyond church walls. The speaker argues that responsible citizens must be prepared for emergencies and warns that misusing information for blackmail fuels wars and innocent deaths.
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Dear Christians, I'm begging you, wake up. It's not by shouting in church. Righteousness upholds a nation. You're a Christian police. Don't take bribe. What's there? Don't take bribe. Start from there and start to be contented. They saw me, I don't know, you were the one driving, we're going to a The road safety people saw me. You were in the car. The guy used one stick. I said, see, listen, don't do that. We are responsible citizens. You stop us, don't stop us like an animal. Stop us well. The guy say, oh God, oh God. Before I could talk like that, I've had to ask him, fire extinguisher? E dey. License? E dey. Do you even have dustbin basket in the car? I dey. Jack? I dey. Is the tire good? It's good. Because if you don't have complete things, you can't stand your ground. They have something on you. It's the reason why the problems of the land can't be solved. If there's something on you, you can't solve it. I'm trying. At the highest height of power, information is not to kill anybody, it's for blackmail. This is one of the reasons nations go to war and innocent men die. Know the game. Don't just be nodding your head like— know the game. May we be mighty in the land. So heaven on earth is not just about church service. It should be felt in every sector.