I WILL NOT MISS MY BLESSINGS

What a sad story.
A man met a Lady On Facebook and they started Chating and become friends, they both agreed to meet each other in a hotel room on valentine's day,.
after they have
enjoyed themselves with food and drinks

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In the room, the man changed into a big python and swallowed
the girl.
The girl knelt down and was begging the
python who happends to be the Man but the
python refused and
swallowed her up.
This is a leason to all girls and ladys, who always likes to go out
with Unknown Men, especially in the time of celebration of
valentine Becareful and mind the kind of people you
follow, but my
prayer for you is that, you will never make a
mistake that will
take away your life this year.
God bless you as you type amen.
Amen

THE CHOICE IS YOURS

One of the greatest gifts God has given us is the freedom to make decisions. Every day, we wear, what to eat, what to say – What kind of choices are you making? What kind of life are you living? The choices you make today

are faced with choices – what to determine the future you have tomorrow. If you choose to lie, cheat, steal today, what will your future look like tomorrow? All of us who have fallen made a decision, and all of us who have not fallen faced similar temptation but made a different decision. The Bible makes us to understand that we are free moral agents; we can yield ourselves either to God or the devil. Mind you, serving the Lord, our Saviour, Jesus, is the only road to comfort and peace while serving the devil is a sure way to bitterness, pain and death. Today, make a decision that will create the future you desire, not the future you fear. The wisest decision is what you do with Jesus. Jesus Christ created you; you can choose to let Him help you in all you do. “Now fear the Lord and serve him with all faithfulness. Throw away the gods your ancestors worshiped beyond the Euphrates River and in Egypt, and serve the Lord. But if serving the Lord seems undesirable to you, then choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve, whether the gods your ancestors served beyond the Euphrates, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land you are living. But as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord” (Joshua 24:14-16)

  

Theme:Living the Dream

Theme:Living the Dream
One of my favorite inspirational stories is of a young African
boy who crossed over 3,000 kilometers of hostile jungle
territory on foot because he had a vision and determination.
Legson Didimu Kayira was born in the 1940s to a life of total
poverty in the Tumbuka tribe, Malawi, but he dreamed of
studying in the United States. When he was 16, he decided to
make his way on foot to Egypt and find work on a ship sailing
to the U.S. He left home with only a small ax, a blanket, a
map of Africa, a map of the world, and two books—a Bible and
a copy of The Pilgrim’s Progress.
Fifteen months later, Legson arrived in Kampala, Uganda,
where he came across a directory of American colleges. He
wrote to Skagit Valley College in Mount Vernon explaining his
situation and asking for a scholarship. The dean was so
impressed he granted him both admission and a scholarship,
while the student body collected $650 to cover his fare. In
December 1960, Legson finally arrived at Skagit Valley
College, still carrying nothing but what he’d left home with
two years before.
Later, Legson became a professor at Cambridge University
and authored six novels and the prize-winning
autobiography, I Will Try.
Here’s another: In 1938, Soichiro Honda began developing a
new piston ring, which he dreamed of selling to the Toyota
Corporation, but it was rejected.
He went back to the drawing table, and two years later he
had a new piston ring. This time, he won the contract with
Toyota, but he had no factory, and concrete was rationed due
to WW2. Undaunted, Mr. Honda invented a new formula for
making concrete and got his factory built. Unfortunately, it
was bombed—twice—and finally leveled by an earthquake.
After the war, Japan suffered a gasoline shortage. Mr.
Honda couldn’t afford to drive his car, so he attached a small
engine to his bicycle. His neighbors were soon asking him to
make “motorized bikes” for them too and encouraging him to
build a plant to manufacture his engines.
Because he had no capital, he wrote all 18,000 bike shop
owners in Japan a personal letter, explaining his vision and
asking for financial contributions. Five thousand of them
agreed to advance him capital for his invention … and the
rest, as they say, is history.
What these men, and others like them, have in common is that
they refused to let the limitations of their circumstances limit
their dreams.
—
Psalm 31:24 ESV - Be strong, and let your heart take
courage, all you who wait for the Lord!
Jeremiah 29:11 ESV - For I know the plans I have for you,
declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give
you a future and a hope.
2 Chronicles 15:7 ESV - But you, take courage! Do not let
your hands be weak, for your work shall be rewarded.

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You are a person with a promise

YOU ARE A CHILD OF A PROMISE
The promise of God for your life is wonderful, the
plan of God for your life is beautiful, and the picture
God has for your life is stunning. You are a child of
promise! Think about it. You have come a long way
full of troubles and hurdles. If you were not a child of promise, you would not have been alive today. If you
consider your journey right from your mother's
womb, you would realize the number of times the
unseen hand of God has protected you, preserved
you and provided for you. So, what promise of God are you carrying? What
situation are you in now? Does it guarantee the
fulfillment of that promise? Remember, Joseph was a
child of promise. Did his situation in the dry pit
guarantee the fulfillment of God's promise in his life?
The answer is NO. Yet he must move on, because to him the end has not come yet. If the situation you are
in right now does not guarantee your future, don't
lose heart; the end has not come yet. Since the end
has not come, the best is yet to come! Since the best is
yet to come, move on! Prayer: Ask God to give you the grace to move on!