Man lands dream job and attributes it to Freeze's preaching

Cool FM OAO, Freeze, who opposes the idea of men of God making money from church members, shared a message he got from a man who just a new job and believes abiding by Freeze's word is what got him the job. Freeze has been known to preach against tithing and fattening the purses of preachers, asking people to instead give to the needy around them. According to the man whose name was withheld, he claims he put Freeze’s preaching into practice by paying the bus fare for every passenger in a bus he boarded then also sent oat for every customer in a barber’s saloon and shortly after, he landed a dream job.Freeze shared a screenshot of the message with the caption; Another testimony from someone who paid attention to my teachings. I decided to cover his name, because he is in the corporate world, but I'm sure many of you still know who he is. It's only the fourth day of 2017 and here is another genuine testimony!I didn't ask him for a gift or money of 10 percent of his income, all I told him to do was love his NEIGHBOUR as JESUS instructed, in a video I posted on Christmas Day. It's still there on my timeline.He tapped into the annointing by boarded a bus and paying for everyone on board, he then went into a barbers salon and paid for everyone there, showing love to strangers! Yesterday, he was blessed with a phone call and an awesome job with a salary increase in this RECESSION!!----------------------Let me lead you to Jesus dear people, Jesus doesn't need your January salary neither does he need 10 percent of your pay check..... Love your NEIGBOR as yourself and take care of the needy is all he asks you to do.....I will be giving out simple instructions from time to time as I teach you the word and the next testimony might just be yours. ~FRX

5 Ways to Boost Tummy Time

Some babies hate it and squall indignantly when placed belly-down on the floor. Others seem to enjoy the view. Still others are indifferent, cooing happily no matter which end is up. Whatever your baby's reaction, he needs to work his way up to 15 to 20 minutes on his tummy every day (always under your watchful eye) to practice his push-ups and develop the muscles in his arms, shoulders, upper back, and neck that will eventually enable him to lift his head. Tummy time also sets the stage for motor skills like reaching, rolling over, and crawling (plus it helps prevent flat spots from forming on the back of his head). By 3 months, most babies can lift their heads 45 degrees (leaning on their forearms); a month later, they can go to 90 degrees (pushing up on their hands).

If your baby protests tummy time, try several brief (one- to two-minute) stints a day, gradually working up to longer belly sessions. He might also tolerate — or even enjoy! — his playtime more if you:
Get down on the floor with him, face to face, and talk to him.
Place an unbreakable mirror in front of him so he can see his own fascinating face.
Tempt him with enticing toys.
Prop him up by placing a nursing pillow (or other firm cushion) under his chest and arms.
Place him on your own tummy while you lie on your back (but watch out for drool!).
Remember, "back to sleep, tummy to play." While tummy time is important, it is never a good idea to put your baby to sleep on his stomach — sleeping in the prone position is a significant risk factor for sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).