Realities and Truth

Philippians 4:6 KJV [6] Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. In continuation of the write up last week, I feel so impressed in my spirit to continue where i stopped. We looked at the fact that the relevance and out come of things depends on whose hands it is. It is important to know how to place things in the right place, it makes things easier when we put things where they should be and makes one more organized and effective. It allows you spend less time looking for items. When you know where you have kept something, you just go there to pick it up and you’ll be at rest knowing it’s in a safe place. Items dropped in the wrong place over time eventually become a big task clearing or cleaning up. Same thing goes for issues we are faced with. Where we place issues determine a lot in our lives, if not we find ourselves under pressure, restless and unable to sleep. Learn to lay aside anything that

1 Peter 5:7 KJV [7] Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you. I listened to something that blessed me on the importance of where we place things and I thought to share it. If you take a basket ball and put it in my hands, it’s worth a little but if you put it in the hands of a professional like LeBron James it’s worth millions. If you take a gulf club and put it in my hands, it’s worth will just be the selling price but if you put it in the hands of Tiger Woods, it is worth several million dollars. It depends on whose hands it is in. A rod in my hands may just be something to play around with but in the hands of Moses, it parted the Red Sea. A sling shot in my hand becomes something to toy with but in the hands of David, it slayed Goliath.    Five loaves and two fish will probably just be a meal for few. Putting it in the hands of Jesus, it fed thousands and still had twelve baskets left over. Nails fastened to my hands on a wood will lead to loss of blood, if not death bu

1 Timothy 2:1-2 KJV [1] I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men; [2] For kings, and for all that are in authority; that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and honesty. The Bible enjoins us to pray for all men, kings and those that are in authority. We’re also implored to pray for the peace of Jerusalem. Someone is saying I don’t live in Jerusalem. Pray for the peace of the nation where you come from and the nation where you dwell. So many things are happening all over the world. Threats within and outside the nations, pandemic grossly affecting people’s health and finances, unstable economy, religious conflicts, political brouhaha, epileptic power supply, archaic educational curriculum and a lot more. So many people are entering into depression and insecurity is the order of the day. There is so much to contend with. We think we know the answers and clamor for what we regard as change

Jeremiah 32:27 KJV [27] Behold, I am the Lord, the God of all flesh: is there any thing too hard for    me? There’s nothing too difficult or hard for God to do. What God can not do does not exist. This write up is dedicated to the Oyesusis and the act of God in their lives and to everyone out there trusting God for miracle. This is to encourage you that your faith should not fail and you should not faint in the days of adversity. These ones are example of believers. fervent christians serving the Lord with all they have in and out of season, yet they had been waiting on the Lord for children for about nine years. God did not promise us that we will be exempted from affliction because we serve Him but He promised that He will deliver us from them all. This couple had gone through thick and thin, different stages of challenges. Read a brief description of their journey below;  We have been married for 9 years without children. We prayed and fasted but nothing was happened. The most chall