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Cybersecurity > AI > Missions Damilare Fagbemi is a seasoned software engineer and entrepreneur, holding a Master of Science in Advanced Software Engineering from University College Dublin, where he graduated with first-class honors. As the co-founder and Chief Servant of Resilience Software Security, Damari specializes in securing SaaS, blockchain, and AI products. He also co-founded Love Your Neighbor, an initiative aimed at personal growth and community empowerment. The Resilient Software team is also working with our team at un-dark.io in our smart contract and blockchain cybersecurity. 🇳🇬 ♥️ Watch the full interview here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gFyY5f6n You can learn more about Resilient at ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dUQnFEah #interview #cybersecurity #ai #entrepreneurship #podcast #interview #techinnovation #software #blockchain #web3 #web3education #web3community

Over the 35+ years of CV's work in Christian Ministry, I continue to see how vast a biblical harvest awaits Christians. Did you know there are over 3 billion people in Unreached People Groups (UPGs)? Many groups have restricted access to the gospel because of language and cultural barriers. They are why we must embrace technology to scale evangelism. CV's course, 'Unreached People Groups and Why They Matter,' empowers you to bridge the gap with tech. Explore video modules and readings that will inspire and guide your evangelistic efforts. Be empowered to start making a difference today: https://lnkd.in/gWjUQAZS

</ ANJEZË - The Compassionate > Inspired by Mother Teresa In the early 20th century, a compassionate soul emerged to challenge conventions and illuminate the world. Born in 1910 in the Republic of Macedonia, Anjezë would soon become known as Mother Teresa. At 18, she felt an unshakeable conviction to serve humanity and joined the Sisters of Loreto, setting sail for India. In Calcutta, she transformed the city’s poverty into a canvas of compassion, founding the Missionaries of Charity to care for society's most marginalised. In 1948, Mother Teresa left the convent to immerse herself in Calcutta's destitution, donning a white sari with a blue border as her uniform. By 1952, she opened the first home for the dying, providing solace and dignity to neglected souls. Despite critics questioning the lack of conventional medical care, her mission focused on compassion and care. By 2013, the Missionaries of Charity had grown into a global network of 700 missions across 130 countries, including orphanages and hospices. Mother Teresa's unwavering Christian faith guided her controversial stances on abortion, the death penalty, and divorce. Her global recognition soared after Malcolm Muggeridge's 1960s exposé "Something Beautiful for God," culminating in her receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979. Despite health challenges in later years, she continued to oversee her order's diverse branches, embodying inclusivity and understanding. The Vatican beatified Mother Teresa in 2003, and in 2015, Pope Francis proclaimed her sainthood, recognising her as a "generous dispenser of divine mercy." Her legacy endures as a testament to the power of compassion. She taught that "not all of us can do great things, but we can do small things with great love," a philosophy that continues to inspire and challenge us to foster love in action. 👉 un-dark.io

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In 19th-century Punjab, Sundar Singh was born into a Sikh family immersed in the teachings of Sikhism, which rejected idolatry and the rigid caste system. Despite this religious upbringing, destiny led Sundar to question everything he knew. His exposure to Christian teachings at an American Presbyterian Mission school was initially met with resistance. Meanwhile, his mother often took him to seek spiritual guidance from a wise ascetic in the forest. Unbeknownst to all, this Sikh boy would later become a prominent figure in the Christian faith. A tragedy struck when Sundar was 14 years old, with the death of his beloved mother. This loss plunged him into deep despair, causing him to rage against the divine forces he felt had abandoned him. In his grief, he even burned a Bible, an act of defiance against a religion he rejected. However, in his darkest moment, seeking solace on a cold winter night, Sundar pleaded for a divine revelation. His prayer was answered with a vision of Jesus, bearing the marks of crucifixion. This profound experience brought Sundar a peace that transformed his life. Baptized in 1905, Sundar chose a path of asceticism, adopting the saffron robe and turban of traditional Indian sadhus. He committed to a life of celibacy, poverty, and itinerant preaching, becoming known as "the apostle with the bleeding feet." Sundar's mission was to emulate Jesus, living among the poor, sharing their hardships, and spreading the message of love and rebirth through Christ. His life as a Christian Sadhu was filled with mystical encounters and persecution for his faith. His spiritual visions and meetings with demons increased his faith and enabled him to effectively share Christianity with the people of India. Singh believed that Indians needed to be introduced to Christianity in a way that resonated with their cultural background. He said, “Indians are not attracted towards Western Christianity. For them, it is a foreign faith. They need a religion that reflects their culture and traditions.” Sundar's journeys took him across India, from the Himalayas to Tamil Nadu, and beyond to Tibet, Ceylon, Malaysia, Japan, China, Europe, the Middle East, and America. His teachings resonated widely, despite numerous attempts on his life, including poisoning, imprisonment, and stoning. Sundar's life was marked by miracles and simplicity, drawing both admiration and criticism. He documented his spiritual experiences in books such as "At the Master's Feet" and "Reality and Religion," offering insights into his divine communion. In 1929, Sundar embarked on a journey to Tibet, from which he never returned. The circumstances of his final days remain a mystery, befitting a man who defied conventions throughout his life. Sundar Singh's legacy endures, symbolising a life dedicated to spiritual exploration and an unwavering commitment to his faith. His story continues to inspire and challenge those who seek a deeper understanding of spiritual devotion.

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</ PETRA - The Devoted > Inspired by Perpetua the Martyr In the heart of Carthage, amidst a city teeming with life and ancient tales, Perpetua defied societal norms and embraced her faith in Jesus, despite the perilous environment for believers. Arrested for refusing to worship Roman deities, she faced persecution alongside her companions, setting the stage for a journey of faith and fortitude that would redefine the boundaries of martyrdom. Within the cold confines of her cell, Perpetua faced the storm of her father's rage as he demanded she renounce her faith. Yet, her steadfastness only deepened, and despite the shadows of despair in the dungeon, her unwavering spirit prevailed. Separated from her infant son, Perpetua's journey continued with providence allowing a reunion within the confines of their imprisonment. Public interrogations and brutal beatings followed, yet her resolve remained unshaken, even as the specter of execution loomed ever closer. As the day of reckoning arrived in the arena, Perpetua and her companions faced wild beasts with a silent defiance, knowing their true battle lay not with the animals, but with the darkness seeking to extinguish their faith. Embracing her own death with dignity, Perpetua's final moments echoed her unwavering commitment to her Christian beliefs. The animals turned on their captors, but Perpetua, undaunted, ultimately embraced her death, ensuring her faith remained unyielding to the end. Her legacy endures as a symbol of courage and steadfastness in the face of persecution, leaving an indelible mark on the history of Christian martyrdom. 👉 un-dark.io