Hi everyone
Unfortunately I won't be able to post as much due to my busy schedule but I will try my best to pop on as much as I can.
In other news, I have learnt a valuable lesson this week that I believe will stick to me until the end of time.
"KNEEL BEFORE SPEECH" . The simplest way for me to interpret this is, if you are about to make a decision while your emotions are fluctuating, Please take a step back from your so called BIG picture and get on your knees and speak to your heavenly father before making any permanent decision.
As females or even human being, we tend to think we know what we are doing when our emotions are all over the place, its like having the same plaster for about weeks on the same wound, if you do not pay attention the wound, how will you know if it's healing or not?. We tend to not pay attention to the lesson and how much our emotions is taking over our situation and once the damage is done, its like the plaster has not been taken off and you can see the big mess at the bottom.
However once a mistake is made, God is all loving and forgiving, Kneel before God but without complaints. Its an insult to complaint at God as it is an act of unbelief towards him. Accept your doings as this will bring you true peace.
Acknowledge your wrongs and ask God to fix it, but also you must check yourself. Checking yourself starts with a change in your behaviour, and this begins with a change in the heart.
Shalom
G
Tuesday 2 December 2014
Sunday 26 October 2014
V.O.T.D
V.O.T.D - Voice Of The Day
Holding on to the hurt will only harm you, it's a decision you have to make! So go ahead exhale, and release forgiveness (Mathew 6:12-15)
I pray this blesses your spirit as much as it has blessed mine.
shalom
Grace
Holding on to the hurt will only harm you, it's a decision you have to make! So go ahead exhale, and release forgiveness (Mathew 6:12-15)
I pray this blesses your spirit as much as it has blessed mine.
shalom
Grace
Monday 13 October 2014
Growing with God
Firstly I am going to highlight the story of Joseph, for those who are not very familiar with this story: CHECK: Genesis 37
One thing I have learnt from his story is that, He didn't fight the process but there was a lesson in every step and he was humble throughout. It was painful for him but the most important thing that was sufficient for him was in trust an faith in God.
I have learnt to handle every moment of my life with prayers because my life is fragile without God. I spend my time chit-chatting with my heavenly father and honestly I CAN explain the experience, it is PEACEFUL and REASSURING!
How? You may ask? (Hebrew 11:1)
Learning to depend on God means not running to people and having a pity party about yourself!
Their advice will not fill that void. The advice may work for that day but the next day what will you do? Run back to them again for advice? You need to LEARN to GROW by yourself and begin to love yourself in the process!
The arms that holds the universe is holding you, how can you honestly not be at peace with that??
You are a heir to the throne of the most high(GET TO KNOW YOURSELF through Christ) Pour your heart out to God because he knows everything you're going through, he is the only one that can listen to us without getting tired and understands us 100%!
It's funny a lot of us have that 1 friend whom we tell anything but here's a question - half of the things you tell this person, do you even tell God? Then when problem occur we say "oh God why didn't you show me this would happen?! News flash did you inform him when you made that particular decision? If you have a relationship with someone, you have to understand communication works both ways that's the same with God! You have to ask first, then he will instruct you. You can't do it, then ask him why he allowed that to happen. The BIG question is WHY didn't you tell him at first?
Shalom
Grace
I don’t need you, but I still want you
Firstly I know this title is probably baffling to a lot of
you, but the Holy Spirit ministered this to me as I finished studying today. I was
getting up to enjoy my leisure time but in between this I was speaking boldness
into my life.
Don’t you find it funny that, God thugs on our heart and
tries to pull us nearer for our own sake, but then we keep running, and he sits
back and watch we act like we do not need
him then when we want something we want
him? The definite truth is we cannot choose when we want God, and when we don’t,
this will lead to frustration because God is not a genie that will pop out when
we want him to. Seeking the spirit without the word will not work as these two
cannot be separated, because they always work together in perfect harmony.
I find myself asking this question each day “Do I love God
because of what he does for me, or because of who he is?” (John 6:26-27). I am
grateful to the almighty that my answer is not in the department of what he
does for me.
I have learnt over the previous months, when you take time
away from God, you are inviting the devil to feed you his lies, and you
eventually fall into the trap of believing him, then we come running back to
God and asking “WHY?” I don’t know about you but I am terrified for the day God
will give me an answer to my many “WHY’s”. God should never be an option in/on
our menu, he should be THE MENU.
God has called us to be dependent on him for everything,
neediness is holy in the eyes of our heavenly father. In needing God we must
learn to totally surrender our pride and control so that God can then mold us
into the person he longs for us to be.
Shalom
Grace
Monday 16 June 2014
SCARS
Usually
when we have a scar because we've been wounded and eventually you
use (medications) to treat the wound. You pay close attention, and you ask
doctors, your family what can ease the pain or make the wound heal faster and
once it’s healed sometimes you can scrape off the scar to disappear from your
skin and sometimes it doesn’t go away so every time you look at it, you are
reminded of how you got it and how it became s scar.
So now
tell me why we always beat ourselves up about our emotional scars? I know I do
it, sometimes I still do it in fact, and it’s inevitable. What about that scar
disgust you so much that you start stressing out once you see it again? (TAKE
YOUR TIME TO THINK ABOUT THIS). You see with your physical scar you take time
to treat it, why not do the same with the emotional scars? SPEAK to God, ASK
him to HEAL your wound, and once he does they will eventually turn to scars or
sometimes disappear but some of us will always have that mental scar.
You should
never have to look at your scars and feel more pain, NO!
Your
scar is a reminder of where you’ve been and not where you are going. It is a
reminder of overcoming what could have killed you or hurt you even more
but God did not let it. So why do we stare at our scars and begin to ask God
why?
“Why
what?” Unless you’re asking God why he healed your scar, why you deserved the
healing, there should be no questions? But most of us already know the answers
to our questions (Psalm 106:1). Usually after God heals your scars, he gives
you something new, all that you need to focus on (2 Corinthians 9:8)
Usually when
you treat your physical scar careful, you begin to see changes, now you see you
can take the same step for the emotional scars. You just have to replace the
medication with the word of God, SPEAK to God and he will take it from there. It’s
funny we trust mere man (doctors) to prescribe the right medications for the
wound but sometimes we find it hard to trust God when he instructs us, when we ask
for the best remedy to ease our pain. How can we ask for help, get the help? but yet still question the help?
It’s
funny we ask God to heal our scars, then again we find ourselves looking at the
scars and having regrets or getting mad at ourselves, or even asking God why he
allowed the scars?. Be thankful for your scars, I know I used to look at my
scars and cry, now I look back I can’t even explain why I was crying. It’s
better to thank God when we ask him to bring us out of a situation rather than
question him (1 Chronicles 16:34).
SCARS:
Leads to our own personal growth. During the transition from your physical
--------------Wound >>>Scars
You
learn about the most effective medications, or home remedy for you. That’s the
same with the emotional scars. You see what suits your spirit better. Does
singing uplift your spirit? , spending time with God daily helps you in letting
go of your scars and appreciating them, praying with your peers?: whatever it
is that works for you find out BUT don’t look at your scars and take yourself
back to where God has removed you from. Appreciate your scars, Love your scars
because without them? You have no story.
Blessings
Grace
Saturday 14 June 2014
Case of The Ex
We've all had that one Ex we've tried so hard to pack our stuff and leave behind right?? And I have been wondering why it is so hard to let go of a relationship that continuously causes us pain or confusion?. I mean what is it about the pain that you love so much? I still don’t have the 100% answer.
During my process I found myself asking God to fix
me, and once he does I find myself once again running back to the exact thing
he saved me from. You see all this while I thought I was the problem not
knowing the problem was as simple as “IT’S NOT FOR YOU”. But I kept hoping and
thinking maybe just maybe, if I fix myself up and change they’ll accept me and
we’ll live happily ever after.
Sis/Bro sometimes you need to take a step back from
the situation and simply pray and ask God to show you what it is he’s trying to
tell you. Most of the time both parties are not to blame, neither is God, it
just means that relationship is NOT for you, and forcing yourself to stay and
stay loving in a painful relationship will hurt you even more than the
relationship itself. There were times when it couldn’t be any less obvious that
God was speaking to me, but I kept ignoring it because of what I wanted and I ended
up hurting myself. And guess where I turned to after that? I ran back to the
same person and only one that has my interest at heart (My Redeemer).
Through my personal experience on this subject, I have
learnt to really listen to God in the midst of my hardship. And it’s okay to
admit and submit your feelings to God. I was not afraid to tell God how I was
feeling, in fact I spoke to him about the situation more than I ever did with
any of my peers.
There’s been times when all I did was cry and kept
begging God to do so and so, I look back now and laugh because I know God was definitely
telling me “You Gonna Learn Today”. And I did, I still am, and the lesson is to
keep trusting God even if the lesson hurts because what comes after those
lessons? Will surely be blessings. I have learnt to stop obsessing about the mess in the relationship or outsiders opinions. It is a blessing when God 'MOVES' you from a situation you refuse to leave.
NOTE: God will never give you something you don't need, he is our provider, he only supplies what we NEED
NOTE: God will never give you something you don't need, he is our provider, he only supplies what we NEED
The
“GO” STEPS
1. Cut
all communications with your ex, what are you both talking about after the long
break up? The more you speak to each other, the harder it will be to let go. Don’t
suddenly call on their birthday or any occasion to start a conversation, you
won’t heal if you keep focusing on them. Be civil with one another, e.g- if
they say hello, say it back and keep it moving. Bitterness is not part of the
spiritual fruits.
2. Do
not listen to the ‘maybe’s of getting back together one day’ because that will
only stop you from focusing on God. You will spend so much time thinking about
the ‘maybe’s’ and distract yourself on the present things and where God is taking you
3. ‘GO’
out there and find people with similar interest as yourself, networking with the
right people can bring new connection. And I am not talking about a new
relationship. Continue to build yourself and stay prayed up, ask God to bring people that'll help you to grow better, and live a Godly life
4. Learn
to be content with your situation, don’t look at your newlywed friends and
become bitter and start crying to God, screaming where is mine. Stay strong in Christ
and be content in your season. it's okay to cry when you feel tired, it is normal but don't use that as an excuse to run to God and start bickering about what your Ex did. He knows!
5. Let the PAST GO! You won't blossom unless you look ahead and wait on what God has for you. Don't start stalking your Ex on social media to see if he has a new girl. This will become a new headache. rather thank God for a new blessed day, and believe his plans for you are greater than what you can see
Blessings
Grace
Grace
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