• THE PRICE OF WEALTH
    STORY OF A YAHOO BOY (EPISODE 7)

    When the coffin was finally opened, it felt as if only a minute had passed. The moment Baba opened the coffin, a sharp wave of cold air hit my face. It was over. Or so I thought. I sat up slowly, my body trembling from exhaustion. My muscles ached, and my mind felt foggy, as if I had been trapped in a dream for ages.

    Yet, somehow, it felt as though only a minute had passed. I blinked, adjusting to the dim light of the room. Baba was standing over me, his piercing eyes studying my every movement.

    "Step out," he commanded. I obeyed, moving cautiously as if my legs had forgotten how to walk. I had survived seven days inside a coffin.

    But what came next? Baba didn’t waste time. He blindfolded me again and placed another calabash in my hands. "Eat," he said simply. This time, the contents tasted different. The first one had been raw, chewy, almost metallic—I didn’t want to think about what it was.

    But this one? It tasted like soup—thick, peppery, with an odd aftertaste that made my stomach twist. I swallowed, forcing myself to finish it.

    After I was done, Baba removed the blindfold and motioned for me to stand up and follow him. At this moment, my mind was screaming for me to run. What if I had gone too far? What if this wasn’t worth it? But I had already made my choice. I was too deep to turn back now.

    Baba led me through another hallway, this one different from the others. Unlike the previous rooms, there were no red and white cloths hanging on the walls. Instead, the entire space was filled with eerie wooden carvings—ugly, twisted faces, some with hollow eyes that seemed to watch me as I walked.

    In the middle of the room, I saw something that made my heart pound. A large black pot. The type usually used for preparing jollof rice for large gatherings. Except this one was different.

    It was boiling heavily, smoke rising from it in thick spirals. But there was no fire. It sat on three massive stones, yet it bubbled furiously like it was placed over an invisible flame. I froze.

    Baba turned to me and said, "Enter the pot." My body stiffened. "Am I the one to enter, or are you referring to your servant?" I asked, half-joking. Baba’s expression darkened. "DO YOU THINK THIS IS A JOKE? ENTER THAT POT NOW!" His voice was like thunder in the small room.

    I swallowed hard and took a step forward. The steam rose, curling around my skin. I lifted one foot and tested the water with my toes.

    To my shock, it wasn’t hot. It just looked like it was boiling. With trembling hands, I stepped fully inside. As I stood in the strange boiling substance, Baba began chanting incantations.

    His voice echoed through the room, sending chills down my spine. After some time, he stopped. The bubbling pot suddenly went still. "Step out," Baba ordered. I obeyed. By now, I was weak. My body felt drained. This entire process was taking a toll on me. But it wasn’t over yet.

    As Baba led me back to the main chamber, I was shocked to see Vince sitting there, waiting for me. "How did you know I was here?" I asked, my voice hoarse.

    He smirked. "When I noticed your laptop was gone, I knew where you had gone." I sighed. "Bro, I feel like my soul is being drained." Vince chuckled. "You’re still standing, aren’t you? That means Baba’s work is successful." Baba walked into the room and handed me my laptop. To my surprise, it was now stained with: Red oil. Native chalk. Drops of blood. I stared at it in disbelief.

    Baba then turned to me and said, "Leave One Thousand Naira for the work I have done." I nodded, left the money, and quickly changed into my regular clothes. The moment I stepped outside, I felt relief for the first time. It was finally over. Vince led me to the car and drove us away.

    As we drove, I sat silently in the passenger seat, my head spinning. I had just spent seven days inside a coffin. I had eaten God knows what. I had stepped into a boiling pot that wasn’t hot. And now? Now, I was expected to return to Yahoo work like nothing had happened.

    Was all this even worth it? My stomach growled painfully. I turned to Vince. "Bro, take me to a restaurant. I haven’t eaten real food in seven days." He laughed. "I knew you’d say that." We pulled up to a local eatery, and I ordered the biggest plate of food I could find.

    As I ate, Vince leaned back in his chair and started talking. "There’s something you need to know, Daniel." I looked up, chewing slowly. "What is it?" Vince’s expression turned serious.

    Episode 8 to be dropped after 100 shâres. If it’s not complete, I won’t drop it, it’s not easy but I am enjoying writing this story just as you guys enjoy reading it.
    THE PRICE OF WEALTH STORY OF A YAHOO BOY (EPISODE 7) When the coffin was finally opened, it felt as if only a minute had passed. The moment Baba opened the coffin, a sharp wave of cold air hit my face. It was over. Or so I thought. I sat up slowly, my body trembling from exhaustion. My muscles ached, and my mind felt foggy, as if I had been trapped in a dream for ages. Yet, somehow, it felt as though only a minute had passed. I blinked, adjusting to the dim light of the room. Baba was standing over me, his piercing eyes studying my every movement. "Step out," he commanded. I obeyed, moving cautiously as if my legs had forgotten how to walk. I had survived seven days inside a coffin. But what came next? Baba didn’t waste time. He blindfolded me again and placed another calabash in my hands. "Eat," he said simply. This time, the contents tasted different. The first one had been raw, chewy, almost metallic—I didn’t want to think about what it was. But this one? It tasted like soup—thick, peppery, with an odd aftertaste that made my stomach twist. I swallowed, forcing myself to finish it. After I was done, Baba removed the blindfold and motioned for me to stand up and follow him. At this moment, my mind was screaming for me to run. What if I had gone too far? What if this wasn’t worth it? But I had already made my choice. I was too deep to turn back now. Baba led me through another hallway, this one different from the others. Unlike the previous rooms, there were no red and white cloths hanging on the walls. Instead, the entire space was filled with eerie wooden carvings—ugly, twisted faces, some with hollow eyes that seemed to watch me as I walked. In the middle of the room, I saw something that made my heart pound. A large black pot. The type usually used for preparing jollof rice for large gatherings. Except this one was different. It was boiling heavily, smoke rising from it in thick spirals. But there was no fire. It sat on three massive stones, yet it bubbled furiously like it was placed over an invisible flame. I froze. Baba turned to me and said, "Enter the pot." My body stiffened. "Am I the one to enter, or are you referring to your servant?" I asked, half-joking. Baba’s expression darkened. "DO YOU THINK THIS IS A JOKE? ENTER THAT POT NOW!" His voice was like thunder in the small room. I swallowed hard and took a step forward. The steam rose, curling around my skin. I lifted one foot and tested the water with my toes. To my shock, it wasn’t hot. It just looked like it was boiling. With trembling hands, I stepped fully inside. As I stood in the strange boiling substance, Baba began chanting incantations. His voice echoed through the room, sending chills down my spine. After some time, he stopped. The bubbling pot suddenly went still. "Step out," Baba ordered. I obeyed. By now, I was weak. My body felt drained. This entire process was taking a toll on me. But it wasn’t over yet. As Baba led me back to the main chamber, I was shocked to see Vince sitting there, waiting for me. "How did you know I was here?" I asked, my voice hoarse. He smirked. "When I noticed your laptop was gone, I knew where you had gone." I sighed. "Bro, I feel like my soul is being drained." Vince chuckled. "You’re still standing, aren’t you? That means Baba’s work is successful." Baba walked into the room and handed me my laptop. To my surprise, it was now stained with: Red oil. Native chalk. Drops of blood. I stared at it in disbelief. Baba then turned to me and said, "Leave One Thousand Naira for the work I have done." I nodded, left the money, and quickly changed into my regular clothes. The moment I stepped outside, I felt relief for the first time. It was finally over. Vince led me to the car and drove us away. As we drove, I sat silently in the passenger seat, my head spinning. I had just spent seven days inside a coffin. I had eaten God knows what. I had stepped into a boiling pot that wasn’t hot. And now? Now, I was expected to return to Yahoo work like nothing had happened. Was all this even worth it? My stomach growled painfully. I turned to Vince. "Bro, take me to a restaurant. I haven’t eaten real food in seven days." He laughed. "I knew you’d say that." We pulled up to a local eatery, and I ordered the biggest plate of food I could find. As I ate, Vince leaned back in his chair and started talking. "There’s something you need to know, Daniel." I looked up, chewing slowly. "What is it?" Vince’s expression turned serious. Episode 8 to be dropped after 100 shâres. If it’s not complete, I won’t drop it, it’s not easy but I am enjoying writing this story just as you guys enjoy reading it.
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  • 1. If you want to own a house, you start by buying a land
    2. If you want to own an empire, you start by growing your business
    3. If you want to be fit, you start by eating healthy
    4. If you want to be wise, you start by reading books
    5. If you want to travel the world, you start by saving money
    6. If you want to be happy, you start by being grateful
    7. If you want to be wealthy, you start by managing your finances
    8. If you want to be a good leader, you start by leading yourself first
    9. If you want to be a good parent, you start by being a good role model
    10. If you want to be successful, you start by taking small steps
    11. If you want to be confident, you start by believing in yourself
    12. If you want to learn a new skill, you start by practicing daily
    13. If you want to be creative, you start by trying new things
    14. If you want to be respected, you start by respecting others
    15. If you want to build strong relationships, you start by being trustworthy
    16. If you want to achieve your goals, you start by setting them clearly
    17. If you want to be organized, you start by decluttering your space
    18. If you want to be free, you start by letting go of your fears
    19. If you want to make a change, you start by changing yourself first

    20. If you want to run a marathon, you start by walking daily
    21. If you want to start a business, you start by identifying a need
    22. If you want to help others, you start by helping yourself first
    23. If you want to learn a language, you start by practicing every day
    24. If you want to be productive, you start by managing your time wisely
    25. If you want to gain knowledge, you start by asking questions
    26. If you want to be healthy, you start by exercising regularly
    27. If you want to be at peace, you start by letting go of grudges
    28. If you want to be strong, you start by enduring challenges with faith
    29. If you want to be kind, you start by being kind to yourself first
    30. If you want to make an impact, you start by being authentic

    Success doesn't happen overnight, and achieving anything significant requires consistent effort. Whether it's owning a home, starting a business, or gaining respect, the journey begins with a single step. Don't get discouraged by the enormity of the goal ahead. Focus on taking that first step, then the next, and before you know it, you'll be well on your way to realizing your dreams. The key is to start, no matter how small, and stay persistent. Keep believing, and you'll see progress.9
    1. If you want to own a house, you start by buying a land 2. If you want to own an empire, you start by growing your business 3. If you want to be fit, you start by eating healthy 4. If you want to be wise, you start by reading books 5. If you want to travel the world, you start by saving money 6. If you want to be happy, you start by being grateful 7. If you want to be wealthy, you start by managing your finances 8. If you want to be a good leader, you start by leading yourself first 9. If you want to be a good parent, you start by being a good role model 10. If you want to be successful, you start by taking small steps 11. If you want to be confident, you start by believing in yourself 12. If you want to learn a new skill, you start by practicing daily 13. If you want to be creative, you start by trying new things 14. If you want to be respected, you start by respecting others 15. If you want to build strong relationships, you start by being trustworthy 16. If you want to achieve your goals, you start by setting them clearly 17. If you want to be organized, you start by decluttering your space 18. If you want to be free, you start by letting go of your fears 19. If you want to make a change, you start by changing yourself first 20. If you want to run a marathon, you start by walking daily 21. If you want to start a business, you start by identifying a need 22. If you want to help others, you start by helping yourself first 23. If you want to learn a language, you start by practicing every day 24. If you want to be productive, you start by managing your time wisely 25. If you want to gain knowledge, you start by asking questions 26. If you want to be healthy, you start by exercising regularly 27. If you want to be at peace, you start by letting go of grudges 28. If you want to be strong, you start by enduring challenges with faith 29. If you want to be kind, you start by being kind to yourself first 30. If you want to make an impact, you start by being authentic Success doesn't happen overnight, and achieving anything significant requires consistent effort. Whether it's owning a home, starting a business, or gaining respect, the journey begins with a single step. Don't get discouraged by the enormity of the goal ahead. Focus on taking that first step, then the next, and before you know it, you'll be well on your way to realizing your dreams. The key is to start, no matter how small, and stay persistent. Keep believing, and you'll see progress.9
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  • THE PRICE OF WEALTH
    STORY OF A YAHOO BOY (EPISODE 7)

    When the coffin was finally opened, it felt as if only a minute had passed. The moment Baba opened the coffin, a sharp wave of cold air hit my face. It was over. Or so I thought. I sat up slowly, my body trembling from exhaustion. My muscles ached, and my mind felt foggy, as if I had been trapped in a dream for ages.

    Yet, somehow, it felt as though only a minute had passed. I blinked, adjusting to the dim light of the room. Baba was standing over me, his piercing eyes studying my every movement.

    "Step out," he commanded. I obeyed, moving cautiously as if my legs had forgotten how to walk. I had survived seven days inside a coffin.

    But what came next? Baba didn’t waste time. He blindfolded me again and placed another calabash in my hands. "Eat," he said simply. This time, the contents tasted different. The first one had been raw, chewy, almost metallic—I didn’t want to think about what it was.

    But this one? It tasted like soup—thick, peppery, with an odd aftertaste that made my stomach twist. I swallowed, forcing myself to finish it.

    After I was done, Baba removed the blindfold and motioned for me to stand up and follow him. At this moment, my mind was screaming for me to run. What if I had gone too far? What if this wasn’t worth it? But I had already made my choice. I was too deep to turn back now.

    Baba led me through another hallway, this one different from the others. Unlike the previous rooms, there were no red and white cloths hanging on the walls. Instead, the entire space was filled with eerie wooden carvings—ugly, twisted faces, some with hollow eyes that seemed to watch me as I walked.

    In the middle of the room, I saw something that made my heart pound. A large black pot. The type usually used for preparing jollof rice for large gatherings. Except this one was different.

    It was boiling heavily, smoke rising from it in thick spirals. But there was no fire. It sat on three massive stones, yet it bubbled furiously like it was placed over an invisible flame. I froze.

    Baba turned to me and said, "Enter the pot." My body stiffened. "Am I the one to enter, or are you referring to your servant?" I asked, half-joking. Baba’s expression darkened. "DO YOU THINK THIS IS A JOKE? ENTER THAT POT NOW!" His voice was like thunder in the small room.

    I swallowed hard and took a step forward. The steam rose, curling around my skin. I lifted one foot and tested the water with my toes.

    To my shock, it wasn’t hot. It just looked like it was boiling. With trembling hands, I stepped fully inside. As I stood in the strange boiling substance, Baba began chanting incantations.

    His voice echoed through the room, sending chills down my spine. After some time, he stopped. The bubbling pot suddenly went still. "Step out," Baba ordered. I obeyed. By now, I was weak. My body felt drained. This entire process was taking a toll on me. But it wasn’t over yet.

    As Baba led me back to the main chamber, I was shocked to see Vince sitting there, waiting for me. "How did you know I was here?" I asked, my voice hoarse.

    He smirked. "When I noticed your laptop was gone, I knew where you had gone." I sighed. "Bro, I feel like my soul is being drained." Vince chuckled. "You’re still standing, aren’t you? That means Baba’s work is successful." Baba walked into the room and handed me my laptop. To my surprise, it was now stained with: Red oil. Native chalk. Drops of blood. I stared at it in disbelief.

    Baba then turned to me and said, "Leave One Thousand Naira for the work I have done." I nodded, left the money, and quickly changed into my regular clothes. The moment I stepped outside, I felt relief for the first time. It was finally over. Vince led me to the car and drove us away.

    As we drove, I sat silently in the passenger seat, my head spinning. I had just spent seven days inside a coffin. I had eaten God knows what. I had stepped into a boiling pot that wasn’t hot. And now? Now, I was expected to return to Yahoo work like nothing had happened.

    Was all this even worth it? My stomach growled painfully. I turned to Vince. "Bro, take me to a restaurant. I haven’t eaten real food in seven days." He laughed. "I knew you’d say that." We pulled up to a local eatery, and I ordered the biggest plate of food I could find.

    As I ate, Vince leaned back in his chair and started talking. "There’s something you need to know, Daniel." I looked up, chewing slowly. "What is it?" Vince’s expression turned serious.

    Episode 8 to be dropped after 100 shâres. If it’s not complete, I won’t drop it, it’s not easy but I am enjoying writing this story just as you guys enjoy reading it.
    THE PRICE OF WEALTH STORY OF A YAHOO BOY (EPISODE 7) When the coffin was finally opened, it felt as if only a minute had passed. The moment Baba opened the coffin, a sharp wave of cold air hit my face. It was over. Or so I thought. I sat up slowly, my body trembling from exhaustion. My muscles ached, and my mind felt foggy, as if I had been trapped in a dream for ages. Yet, somehow, it felt as though only a minute had passed. I blinked, adjusting to the dim light of the room. Baba was standing over me, his piercing eyes studying my every movement. "Step out," he commanded. I obeyed, moving cautiously as if my legs had forgotten how to walk. I had survived seven days inside a coffin. But what came next? Baba didn’t waste time. He blindfolded me again and placed another calabash in my hands. "Eat," he said simply. This time, the contents tasted different. The first one had been raw, chewy, almost metallic—I didn’t want to think about what it was. But this one? It tasted like soup—thick, peppery, with an odd aftertaste that made my stomach twist. I swallowed, forcing myself to finish it. After I was done, Baba removed the blindfold and motioned for me to stand up and follow him. At this moment, my mind was screaming for me to run. What if I had gone too far? What if this wasn’t worth it? But I had already made my choice. I was too deep to turn back now. Baba led me through another hallway, this one different from the others. Unlike the previous rooms, there were no red and white cloths hanging on the walls. Instead, the entire space was filled with eerie wooden carvings—ugly, twisted faces, some with hollow eyes that seemed to watch me as I walked. In the middle of the room, I saw something that made my heart pound. A large black pot. The type usually used for preparing jollof rice for large gatherings. Except this one was different. It was boiling heavily, smoke rising from it in thick spirals. But there was no fire. It sat on three massive stones, yet it bubbled furiously like it was placed over an invisible flame. I froze. Baba turned to me and said, "Enter the pot." My body stiffened. "Am I the one to enter, or are you referring to your servant?" I asked, half-joking. Baba’s expression darkened. "DO YOU THINK THIS IS A JOKE? ENTER THAT POT NOW!" His voice was like thunder in the small room. I swallowed hard and took a step forward. The steam rose, curling around my skin. I lifted one foot and tested the water with my toes. To my shock, it wasn’t hot. It just looked like it was boiling. With trembling hands, I stepped fully inside. As I stood in the strange boiling substance, Baba began chanting incantations. His voice echoed through the room, sending chills down my spine. After some time, he stopped. The bubbling pot suddenly went still. "Step out," Baba ordered. I obeyed. By now, I was weak. My body felt drained. This entire process was taking a toll on me. But it wasn’t over yet. As Baba led me back to the main chamber, I was shocked to see Vince sitting there, waiting for me. "How did you know I was here?" I asked, my voice hoarse. He smirked. "When I noticed your laptop was gone, I knew where you had gone." I sighed. "Bro, I feel like my soul is being drained." Vince chuckled. "You’re still standing, aren’t you? That means Baba’s work is successful." Baba walked into the room and handed me my laptop. To my surprise, it was now stained with: Red oil. Native chalk. Drops of blood. I stared at it in disbelief. Baba then turned to me and said, "Leave One Thousand Naira for the work I have done." I nodded, left the money, and quickly changed into my regular clothes. The moment I stepped outside, I felt relief for the first time. It was finally over. Vince led me to the car and drove us away. As we drove, I sat silently in the passenger seat, my head spinning. I had just spent seven days inside a coffin. I had eaten God knows what. I had stepped into a boiling pot that wasn’t hot. And now? Now, I was expected to return to Yahoo work like nothing had happened. Was all this even worth it? My stomach growled painfully. I turned to Vince. "Bro, take me to a restaurant. I haven’t eaten real food in seven days." He laughed. "I knew you’d say that." We pulled up to a local eatery, and I ordered the biggest plate of food I could find. As I ate, Vince leaned back in his chair and started talking. "There’s something you need to know, Daniel." I looked up, chewing slowly. "What is it?" Vince’s expression turned serious. Episode 8 to be dropped after 100 shâres. If it’s not complete, I won’t drop it, it’s not easy but I am enjoying writing this story just as you guys enjoy reading it.
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  • WANT TO WALK MORE CLOSELY WITH JESUS? THIS IS HOW….

    Many times, we struggle in some aspects of our walk with the Lord for a very simple reason – we forget the OMNIPOTENCE of the One that has called us to glory and honour.

    Let’s illustrate this with the simple story we read in John 6:1-14.

    There was a need to feed several thousands of people that had come to a desert region to hear Jesus teach. In that location, it would have been practically impossible to buy/cook food for such a large crowd.

    Clearly, Jesus knew this! Yet, He asked Philip, “Where are we to buy bread, so that these people may eat?” (verse 5). Then, Andrew gave a response that made little or no sense. Hear him: “There is a boy here who has five barley loaves and two fish”.

    Perhaps, reflecting on the absurdity of his words, Andrew quickly added, “… but what are they for so many?” (verse 9). Yes, truly ridiculous! How can there be a pressing need to feed thousands and thousands of people, and you are talking about a young boy’s lunch!!!

    But, cue in Jesus. And the story changes instantly. At the end, thousands were fed to their satisfaction, and there were even 12 baskets of leftover!

    Why? Because, as we read in verse 6, Jesus Himself KNEW WHAT HE WOULD DO. (That was the key.)

    In an unrelated, but similar story, wine was urgently needed to save a bridegroom from embarrassment at a wedding in Cana, Galilee (John 2:1-12).

    Again, Jesus was there. And He simply told them to fill six large pots with water.

    Water? They were not in a wine factory. So, why tell them to fill the pots with water? Let’s remember that time was of essence – because the event had already run out of wine.

    In that situation, fortunately, there was someone that understood Jesus very well. Mary, His earthly mother. And she had clearly instructed the servants to do WHATEVER Jesus said (verse 5).

    Why did Mary give this counsel? Because, from experience, she knew that Jesus always KNEW WHAT HE WOULD DO.

    Why did I share these two stories?

    As I wrote earlier, we struggle many times in our walk with Jesus, either because we don’t really know Him. Or, because we forget that He’s an omnipotent God that ALWAYS knows what to do.

    Thus, when He tells us to do things that appear to be ridiculous, we balk! We struggle. We quickly engage our silly, tiny human minds and CONCLUDE that what Jesus is asking us to do does not make sense!

    For instance, how can Jesus tell us that, “… having food and raiment, we should be content”? (1 Timothy 6:8) Does He not know that we need other basic necessities of life – house, phones, etc.

    How can He tell us to, “… take no thought for tomorrow…” (Matt 6:34) Really? If we take no thought, how would we feed our family, clothe ourselves, and meet other basic necessities of life?

    So, faced with these clear commandments of Scriptures, what do we do? We, of course, rationalise those divine commandments! And re-interpret them within the scope of our puny human mind.

    We do not understand that by using this human framework, we immediately shut out God! And close the door to WHATEVER way He wants to manifest Himself and manifest His glory.

    For comparison, please imagine if Andrew had not simply obeyed Jesus and brought the boy’s lunch. Also, imagine if the servants at the wedding feast saw no sense in bringing water – when, clearly, wine was needed very urgently.

    Imagine how differently the two stories would have ended!

    And that’s simply because the carnality in the heart of man makes us to forget this simple, eternal truth: Jesus Himself ALWAYS KNOWS WHAT TO DO in the situations we face in life. That is, when we simply trust and obey Him IN SPITE of the alarm bells triggered by our human reasoning.

    For, indeed, in our walk with God, our human mind is our greatest enemy!!! And that’s because our human mind is patterned after the world. Patterned after the world’s value system that God warned us against in Romans 12:2.

    It is for this reason that many of us are stunted in our walk with God, and in our followership of Christ. Not soaring in faith, but trudging in the valley of unbelief – while calling ourselves believers in Christ.

    Do you see the irony clearly? Do you???

    As we follow Jesus, we have to learn to trust Him completely with our lives. For He Himself KNOWS WHAT TO DO in every single facet of our lives.

    So, dear friends, what instruction has the Lord given you, either by personal revelation or by the illumination of His word, that you are struggling with? Just because it does not add up in your tiny, human mind?

    This may have greatly slowed your journey of faith with the Holy One that ALWAYS knows what to do when men trust Him. IN SPITE of their human wisdom and reasoning.

    Please repent today. And pray for the faith to TRUST and OBEY Him in ALL things, and at ALL times.

    For, “God is not man, that he should lie, or a son of man, that he should change his mind. Has he said, and will he not do it? Or has he spoken, and will he not fulfill it? (Numbers 23:19)

    God can be trusted. God can be trusted.

    “He said this to test him, for he himself knew what he would do.” (John 6:6)

    Thanks for reading, God bless you.

    WANT TO WALK MORE CLOSELY WITH JESUS? THIS IS HOW…. Many times, we struggle in some aspects of our walk with the Lord for a very simple reason – we forget the OMNIPOTENCE of the One that has called us to glory and honour. Let’s illustrate this with the simple story we read in John 6:1-14. There was a need to feed several thousands of people that had come to a desert region to hear Jesus teach. In that location, it would have been practically impossible to buy/cook food for such a large crowd. Clearly, Jesus knew this! Yet, He asked Philip, “Where are we to buy bread, so that these people may eat?” (verse 5). Then, Andrew gave a response that made little or no sense. Hear him: “There is a boy here who has five barley loaves and two fish”. Perhaps, reflecting on the absurdity of his words, Andrew quickly added, “… but what are they for so many?” (verse 9). Yes, truly ridiculous! How can there be a pressing need to feed thousands and thousands of people, and you are talking about a young boy’s lunch!!! But, cue in Jesus. And the story changes instantly. At the end, thousands were fed to their satisfaction, and there were even 12 baskets of leftover! Why? Because, as we read in verse 6, Jesus Himself KNEW WHAT HE WOULD DO. (That was the key.) In an unrelated, but similar story, wine was urgently needed to save a bridegroom from embarrassment at a wedding in Cana, Galilee (John 2:1-12). Again, Jesus was there. And He simply told them to fill six large pots with water. Water? They were not in a wine factory. So, why tell them to fill the pots with water? Let’s remember that time was of essence – because the event had already run out of wine. In that situation, fortunately, there was someone that understood Jesus very well. Mary, His earthly mother. And she had clearly instructed the servants to do WHATEVER Jesus said (verse 5). Why did Mary give this counsel? Because, from experience, she knew that Jesus always KNEW WHAT HE WOULD DO. Why did I share these two stories? As I wrote earlier, we struggle many times in our walk with Jesus, either because we don’t really know Him. Or, because we forget that He’s an omnipotent God that ALWAYS knows what to do. Thus, when He tells us to do things that appear to be ridiculous, we balk! We struggle. We quickly engage our silly, tiny human minds and CONCLUDE that what Jesus is asking us to do does not make sense! For instance, how can Jesus tell us that, “… having food and raiment, we should be content”? (1 Timothy 6:8) Does He not know that we need other basic necessities of life – house, phones, etc. How can He tell us to, “… take no thought for tomorrow…” (Matt 6:34) Really? If we take no thought, how would we feed our family, clothe ourselves, and meet other basic necessities of life? So, faced with these clear commandments of Scriptures, what do we do? We, of course, rationalise those divine commandments! And re-interpret them within the scope of our puny human mind. We do not understand that by using this human framework, we immediately shut out God! And close the door to WHATEVER way He wants to manifest Himself and manifest His glory. For comparison, please imagine if Andrew had not simply obeyed Jesus and brought the boy’s lunch. Also, imagine if the servants at the wedding feast saw no sense in bringing water – when, clearly, wine was needed very urgently. Imagine how differently the two stories would have ended! And that’s simply because the carnality in the heart of man makes us to forget this simple, eternal truth: Jesus Himself ALWAYS KNOWS WHAT TO DO in the situations we face in life. That is, when we simply trust and obey Him IN SPITE of the alarm bells triggered by our human reasoning. For, indeed, in our walk with God, our human mind is our greatest enemy!!! And that’s because our human mind is patterned after the world. Patterned after the world’s value system that God warned us against in Romans 12:2. It is for this reason that many of us are stunted in our walk with God, and in our followership of Christ. Not soaring in faith, but trudging in the valley of unbelief – while calling ourselves believers in Christ. Do you see the irony clearly? Do you??? As we follow Jesus, we have to learn to trust Him completely with our lives. For He Himself KNOWS WHAT TO DO in every single facet of our lives. So, dear friends, what instruction has the Lord given you, either by personal revelation or by the illumination of His word, that you are struggling with? Just because it does not add up in your tiny, human mind? This may have greatly slowed your journey of faith with the Holy One that ALWAYS knows what to do when men trust Him. IN SPITE of their human wisdom and reasoning. Please repent today. And pray for the faith to TRUST and OBEY Him in ALL things, and at ALL times. For, “God is not man, that he should lie, or a son of man, that he should change his mind. Has he said, and will he not do it? Or has he spoken, and will he not fulfill it? (Numbers 23:19) God can be trusted. God can be trusted. “He said this to test him, for he himself knew what he would do.” (John 6:6) Thanks for reading, God bless you.
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  • WANT TO WALK MORE CLOSELY WITH JESUS? THIS IS HOW….

    Many times, we struggle in some aspects of our walk with the Lord for a very simple reason – we forget the OMNIPOTENCE of the One that has called us to glory and honour.

    Let’s illustrate this with the simple story we read in John 6:1-14.

    There was a need to feed several thousands of people that had come to a desert region to hear Jesus teach. In that location, it would have been practically impossible to buy/cook food for such a large crowd.

    Clearly, Jesus knew this! Yet, He asked Philip, “Where are we to buy bread, so that these people may eat?” (verse 5). Then, Andrew gave a response that made little or no sense. Hear him: “There is a boy here who has five barley loaves and two fish”.

    Perhaps, reflecting on the absurdity of his words, Andrew quickly added, “… but what are they for so many?” (verse 9). Yes, truly ridiculous! How can there be a pressing need to feed thousands and thousands of people, and you are talking about a young boy’s lunch!!!

    But, cue in Jesus. And the story changes instantly. At the end, thousands were fed to their satisfaction, and there were even 12 baskets of leftover!

    Why? Because, as we read in verse 6, Jesus Himself KNEW WHAT HE WOULD DO. (That was the key.)

    In an unrelated, but similar story, wine was urgently needed to save a bridegroom from embarrassment at a wedding in Cana, Galilee (John 2:1-12).

    Again, Jesus was there. And He simply told them to fill six large pots with water.

    Water? They were not in a wine factory. So, why tell them to fill the pots with water? Let’s remember that time was of essence – because the event had already run out of wine.

    In that situation, fortunately, there was someone that understood Jesus very well. Mary, His earthly mother. And she had clearly instructed the servants to do WHATEVER Jesus said (verse 5).

    Why did Mary give this counsel? Because, from experience, she knew that Jesus always KNEW WHAT HE WOULD DO.

    Why did I share these two stories?

    As I wrote earlier, we struggle many times in our walk with Jesus, either because we don’t really know Him. Or, because we forget that He’s an omnipotent God that ALWAYS knows what to do.

    Thus, when He tells us to do things that appear to be ridiculous, we balk! We struggle. We quickly engage our silly, tiny human minds and CONCLUDE that what Jesus is asking us to do does not make sense!

    For instance, how can Jesus tell us that, “… having food and raiment, we should be content”? (1 Timothy 6:8) Does He not know that we need other basic necessities of life – house, phones, etc.

    How can He tell us to, “… take no thought for tomorrow…” (Matt 6:34) Really? If we take no thought, how would we feed our family, clothe ourselves, and meet other basic necessities of life?

    So, faced with these clear commandments of Scriptures, what do we do? We, of course, rationalise those divine commandments! And re-interpret them within the scope of our puny human mind.

    We do not understand that by using this human framework, we immediately shut out God! And close the door to WHATEVER way He wants to manifest Himself and manifest His glory.

    For comparison, please imagine if Andrew had not simply obeyed Jesus and brought the boy’s lunch. Also, imagine if the servants at the wedding feast saw no sense in bringing water – when, clearly, wine was needed very urgently.

    Imagine how differently the two stories would have ended!

    And that’s simply because the carnality in the heart of man makes us to forget this simple, eternal truth: Jesus Himself ALWAYS KNOWS WHAT TO DO in the situations we face in life. That is, when we simply trust and obey Him IN SPITE of the alarm bells triggered by our human reasoning.

    For, indeed, in our walk with God, our human mind is our greatest enemy!!! And that’s because our human mind is patterned after the world. Patterned after the world’s value system that God warned us against in Romans 12:2.

    It is for this reason that many of us are stunted in our walk with God, and in our followership of Christ. Not soaring in faith, but trudging in the valley of unbelief – while calling ourselves believers in Christ.

    Do you see the irony clearly? Do you???

    As we follow Jesus, we have to learn to trust Him completely with our lives. For He Himself KNOWS WHAT TO DO in every single facet of our lives.

    So, dear friends, what instruction has the Lord given you, either by personal revelation or by the illumination of His word, that you are struggling with? Just because it does not add up in your tiny, human mind?

    This may have greatly slowed your journey of faith with the Holy One that ALWAYS knows what to do when men trust Him. IN SPITE of their human wisdom and reasoning.

    Please repent today. And pray for the faith to TRUST and OBEY Him in ALL things, and at ALL times.

    For, “God is not man, that he should lie, or a son of man, that he should change his mind. Has he said, and will he not do it? Or has he spoken, and will he not fulfill it? (Numbers 23:19)

    God can be trusted. God can be trusted.

    “He said this to test him, for he himself knew what he would do.” (John 6:6)

    Thanks for reading, God bless you.
    WANT TO WALK MORE CLOSELY WITH JESUS? THIS IS HOW…. Many times, we struggle in some aspects of our walk with the Lord for a very simple reason – we forget the OMNIPOTENCE of the One that has called us to glory and honour. Let’s illustrate this with the simple story we read in John 6:1-14. There was a need to feed several thousands of people that had come to a desert region to hear Jesus teach. In that location, it would have been practically impossible to buy/cook food for such a large crowd. Clearly, Jesus knew this! Yet, He asked Philip, “Where are we to buy bread, so that these people may eat?” (verse 5). Then, Andrew gave a response that made little or no sense. Hear him: “There is a boy here who has five barley loaves and two fish”. Perhaps, reflecting on the absurdity of his words, Andrew quickly added, “… but what are they for so many?” (verse 9). Yes, truly ridiculous! How can there be a pressing need to feed thousands and thousands of people, and you are talking about a young boy’s lunch!!! But, cue in Jesus. And the story changes instantly. At the end, thousands were fed to their satisfaction, and there were even 12 baskets of leftover! Why? Because, as we read in verse 6, Jesus Himself KNEW WHAT HE WOULD DO. (That was the key.) In an unrelated, but similar story, wine was urgently needed to save a bridegroom from embarrassment at a wedding in Cana, Galilee (John 2:1-12). Again, Jesus was there. And He simply told them to fill six large pots with water. Water? They were not in a wine factory. So, why tell them to fill the pots with water? Let’s remember that time was of essence – because the event had already run out of wine. In that situation, fortunately, there was someone that understood Jesus very well. Mary, His earthly mother. And she had clearly instructed the servants to do WHATEVER Jesus said (verse 5). Why did Mary give this counsel? Because, from experience, she knew that Jesus always KNEW WHAT HE WOULD DO. Why did I share these two stories? As I wrote earlier, we struggle many times in our walk with Jesus, either because we don’t really know Him. Or, because we forget that He’s an omnipotent God that ALWAYS knows what to do. Thus, when He tells us to do things that appear to be ridiculous, we balk! We struggle. We quickly engage our silly, tiny human minds and CONCLUDE that what Jesus is asking us to do does not make sense! For instance, how can Jesus tell us that, “… having food and raiment, we should be content”? (1 Timothy 6:8) Does He not know that we need other basic necessities of life – house, phones, etc. How can He tell us to, “… take no thought for tomorrow…” (Matt 6:34) Really? If we take no thought, how would we feed our family, clothe ourselves, and meet other basic necessities of life? So, faced with these clear commandments of Scriptures, what do we do? We, of course, rationalise those divine commandments! And re-interpret them within the scope of our puny human mind. We do not understand that by using this human framework, we immediately shut out God! And close the door to WHATEVER way He wants to manifest Himself and manifest His glory. For comparison, please imagine if Andrew had not simply obeyed Jesus and brought the boy’s lunch. Also, imagine if the servants at the wedding feast saw no sense in bringing water – when, clearly, wine was needed very urgently. Imagine how differently the two stories would have ended! And that’s simply because the carnality in the heart of man makes us to forget this simple, eternal truth: Jesus Himself ALWAYS KNOWS WHAT TO DO in the situations we face in life. That is, when we simply trust and obey Him IN SPITE of the alarm bells triggered by our human reasoning. For, indeed, in our walk with God, our human mind is our greatest enemy!!! And that’s because our human mind is patterned after the world. Patterned after the world’s value system that God warned us against in Romans 12:2. It is for this reason that many of us are stunted in our walk with God, and in our followership of Christ. Not soaring in faith, but trudging in the valley of unbelief – while calling ourselves believers in Christ. Do you see the irony clearly? Do you??? As we follow Jesus, we have to learn to trust Him completely with our lives. For He Himself KNOWS WHAT TO DO in every single facet of our lives. So, dear friends, what instruction has the Lord given you, either by personal revelation or by the illumination of His word, that you are struggling with? Just because it does not add up in your tiny, human mind? This may have greatly slowed your journey of faith with the Holy One that ALWAYS knows what to do when men trust Him. IN SPITE of their human wisdom and reasoning. Please repent today. And pray for the faith to TRUST and OBEY Him in ALL things, and at ALL times. For, “God is not man, that he should lie, or a son of man, that he should change his mind. Has he said, and will he not do it? Or has he spoken, and will he not fulfill it? (Numbers 23:19) God can be trusted. God can be trusted. “He said this to test him, for he himself knew what he would do.” (John 6:6) Thanks for reading, God bless you.
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  • WISDOM FROM RICH DAD.
    From the book Rich DAD Poor DAD, by Robert Kiyosaki

    1. Don’t work for money:

    Rich don’t work for money. If you work for money, your mind will start thinking like an employee. If you start thinking differently like a rich man, you will see things differently. Rich works on their asset column, every dollar in their asset column is their hard-working employee.

    2. Don’t be controlled by emotions:

    Some people’s lives are always controlled by the two emotions of fear and greed. Fear keeps people in this trap of working hard, earning money, working hard, earning money, and hoping that it will reduce their fear. Secondly, most of us have the greed to get rich quickly. Yes, many people become rich overnight, but they have no financial education. So educate yourself and don’t be greedy or fearful.

    3. Acquire assets:

    Don’t buy liabilities on your way to financial freedom. People buy liabilities and think these are assets, but they are not. Many people buy luxuries first, like big cars, heavy bikes, or big houses to live in. But the rich buy assets and their assets buy luxuries. The rich buy houses and rent them, and they pay them for their Lamborghinis. The poor or middle class buy luxuries first, and the rich buy luxuries last.

    4. Remember the KISS principle:

    KISS stands for keeping it simple, and ******. Don’t be too overloaded your mind when you are going to start your way to financial freedom. Things are simple and keep them simple. The simple thing to remember is assets put money in pocket and liabilities take money out of pocket. Always buy assets so they put money into your pocket.

    5. Know the difference between assets and liabilities:

    Assets are anything that puts money in your pocket, like stocks, bonds, real estate, mutual funds, rental properties, etc. Liabilities are anything that pulls money out of your pocket, like your house, your car, debt, etc. People think their home is their biggest asset, but it is not. A house is an asset when it generates money like when you rent a house, it generates money, and when your life in that house becomes a liability.

    6. Don’t be a financial illiterate:

    A person can be highly educated and become successful in their profession, but financially illiterate. Financial education is very important for any individual. Our schools and colleges did not teach us financial education. Many financial problems arise as a result of a lack of financial education. Start learning financial education and I suggest you read the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad".

    7. Increase your Wealth:

    Wealth is defined as a person's ability to survive for a certain number of days in the future, or how long they could survive if they stopped working today. Consider your wealth and whether you would survive if you stopped working today for a year.

    8. Mind your own business:

    If you have a job, keep your job and start a part-time business and work it. Use the time that you spend on your iPhone, parties, or any other activity, to build your business. Never leave your job until you build your own business. Don’t struggle all of your life for someone else. Start your own business and grow your business.

    9. Train your mind:

    Your biggest asset is your mind. Many individuals watch opportunities with their eyes, but if you train your mind, you can see opportunities with your mind. If you train your mind well, it can create enormous wealth.

    10. Learn technical skills:

    Your financial IQ will be raised by learning these four technical skills:

    Accounting is defined as the ability to read numbers. If you want to build an empire, then this is an essential skill. By learning this skill, you will be able to understand the strengths and weaknesses of a business.

    Investing: It is the science of making money.
    Understanding markets: It is the science of supply and demand.

    The Law: A person who knows the law of tax advantages and corporations can get rich faster than others.

    11. Find opportunities that everyone else missed:

    "Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen with your mind. "

    You can see many more opportunities with your mind than many people miss with their eyes. It is not rocket science, you just need to train your mind.

    12. Learn to manage risk:

    Investment is not risky, not knowing the investment is risky. If you want to reduce the risk, then increase your knowledge. This knowledge will not come by going to college, it will come by reading books or sitting with people who know the investment.

    13. Learn management:

    The main management skills are:

    Management of cash flow
    Management of system
    Management of people
    Sales and marketing are the most essential skills. The ability to sell and the ability to communicate with another human being, be it a customer, employee, fiancé, friend, or child, is a basic skill of personal success.

    14. Manage fear:

    “Failure inspires winners. Failure defeats losers.”

    Everyone has a fear of losing money.
    WISDOM FROM RICH DAD. From the book Rich DAD Poor DAD, by Robert Kiyosaki 1. Don’t work for money: Rich don’t work for money. If you work for money, your mind will start thinking like an employee. If you start thinking differently like a rich man, you will see things differently. Rich works on their asset column, every dollar in their asset column is their hard-working employee. 2. Don’t be controlled by emotions: Some people’s lives are always controlled by the two emotions of fear and greed. Fear keeps people in this trap of working hard, earning money, working hard, earning money, and hoping that it will reduce their fear. Secondly, most of us have the greed to get rich quickly. Yes, many people become rich overnight, but they have no financial education. So educate yourself and don’t be greedy or fearful. 3. Acquire assets: Don’t buy liabilities on your way to financial freedom. People buy liabilities and think these are assets, but they are not. Many people buy luxuries first, like big cars, heavy bikes, or big houses to live in. But the rich buy assets and their assets buy luxuries. The rich buy houses and rent them, and they pay them for their Lamborghinis. The poor or middle class buy luxuries first, and the rich buy luxuries last. 4. Remember the KISS principle: KISS stands for keeping it simple, and stupid. Don’t be too overloaded your mind when you are going to start your way to financial freedom. Things are simple and keep them simple. The simple thing to remember is assets put money in pocket and liabilities take money out of pocket. Always buy assets so they put money into your pocket. 5. Know the difference between assets and liabilities: Assets are anything that puts money in your pocket, like stocks, bonds, real estate, mutual funds, rental properties, etc. Liabilities are anything that pulls money out of your pocket, like your house, your car, debt, etc. People think their home is their biggest asset, but it is not. A house is an asset when it generates money like when you rent a house, it generates money, and when your life in that house becomes a liability. 6. Don’t be a financial illiterate: A person can be highly educated and become successful in their profession, but financially illiterate. Financial education is very important for any individual. Our schools and colleges did not teach us financial education. Many financial problems arise as a result of a lack of financial education. Start learning financial education and I suggest you read the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad". 7. Increase your Wealth: Wealth is defined as a person's ability to survive for a certain number of days in the future, or how long they could survive if they stopped working today. Consider your wealth and whether you would survive if you stopped working today for a year. 8. Mind your own business: If you have a job, keep your job and start a part-time business and work it. Use the time that you spend on your iPhone, parties, or any other activity, to build your business. Never leave your job until you build your own business. Don’t struggle all of your life for someone else. Start your own business and grow your business. 9. Train your mind: Your biggest asset is your mind. Many individuals watch opportunities with their eyes, but if you train your mind, you can see opportunities with your mind. If you train your mind well, it can create enormous wealth. 10. Learn technical skills: Your financial IQ will be raised by learning these four technical skills: Accounting is defined as the ability to read numbers. If you want to build an empire, then this is an essential skill. By learning this skill, you will be able to understand the strengths and weaknesses of a business. Investing: It is the science of making money. Understanding markets: It is the science of supply and demand. The Law: A person who knows the law of tax advantages and corporations can get rich faster than others. 11. Find opportunities that everyone else missed: "Great opportunities are not seen with your eyes. They are seen with your mind. " You can see many more opportunities with your mind than many people miss with their eyes. It is not rocket science, you just need to train your mind. 12. Learn to manage risk: Investment is not risky, not knowing the investment is risky. If you want to reduce the risk, then increase your knowledge. This knowledge will not come by going to college, it will come by reading books or sitting with people who know the investment. 13. Learn management: The main management skills are: Management of cash flow Management of system Management of people Sales and marketing are the most essential skills. The ability to sell and the ability to communicate with another human being, be it a customer, employee, fiancé, friend, or child, is a basic skill of personal success. 14. Manage fear: “Failure inspires winners. Failure defeats losers.” Everyone has a fear of losing money.
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  • Dear God...

    We ask for joy in our lives. Help us to find happiness in the simple things and to share our joy with others. Let our laughter and smiles be contagious, spreading positivity wherever we go. May we find joy even in the midst of challenges. Thank you for the moments of joy that brighten our days.
    #jjaef #goodmorning #GoodMorningEveryone #GoodMorningEveryoneStaySafe
    Dear God... We ask for joy in our lives. Help us to find happiness in the simple things and to share our joy with others. Let our laughter and smiles be contagious, spreading positivity wherever we go. May we find joy even in the midst of challenges. Thank you for the moments of joy that brighten our days. #jjaef #goodmorning #GoodMorningEveryone #GoodMorningEveryoneStaySafe
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  • JUST IN: House of Reps passes tax reform bills for second reading...
    #Aidee
    #News
    #Politics
    #Breakingnews
    JUST IN: House of Reps passes tax reform bills for second reading... #Aidee #News #Politics #Breakingnews
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  • QUALITIES OF A GOOD WIFE.....

    1. SHE IS INTELLIGENT.
    She opens her lips and oozes wisdom. One can have a hard and serious talk with her.

    2. SHE IS EMOTIONALLY STABLE.
    Yes, she may be hurt, feeling low and going through much, but she's a master of her feelings. She remains calm and collected

    3. SHE MULTIPLIES.
    She will turn one hundred into a thousand, a thousand into a million. She doesn't sit pretty and lazy waiting to be done for.

    4. SHE LOVES BEING LOVED
    Yes, she is not waiting to be done for things, but when you love on her and do good to her, she is receptive and appreciative. In as much as she loves to give, she welcomes being served and given too

    5. SHE LOVES GOOD FOOD
    She will make attempts to cook the best meals and in the process, feed your soul too.

    6. SHE'S FUN
    Though she's intelligent, she can also act silly, crack jokes, tease, laugh; she is great company

    7. SHE KNOWS HOW TO CALL FOR HELP
    When she's stuck or in trouble, she knows how to ask for help. She doesn't suffer alone

    8. SHE'S A REFLECTION OF GOD
    You see her and see God, she's becoming more and more like God: loving, forgiving, graceful, strong valued

    9. SHE IS CONFIDENT
    Whether she is an introvert or outgoing, she has a high self esteem. You can't bring her down. She has admirable qualities

    10. SHE FEEDS HER MIND, BODY AND SPIRIT
    You will catch her often reading a stimulating book or novel, praying, eating the right foods and working out

    11. SHE KEEPS RELATIONSHIPS
    She will have strong people surrounding her, whether a best friend, a clique of girlfriends or a bunch of close friends. She values relationships with friends and family not just the one with her man

    12. SHE UNDERSTANDS HER BODY
    She is self aware. She knows what type of clothes, fashion and hair compliments her body shape, size and complexion. She looks phyically good

    13. SHE IS SEXUALLY AND FAITHFULLY ALIVE
    She is not afraid to make sexual advances on her spouse, she knows how to make him touch her and desire her.
    QUALITIES OF A GOOD WIFE..... 1. SHE IS INTELLIGENT. She opens her lips and oozes wisdom. One can have a hard and serious talk with her. 2. SHE IS EMOTIONALLY STABLE. Yes, she may be hurt, feeling low and going through much, but she's a master of her feelings. She remains calm and collected 3. SHE MULTIPLIES. She will turn one hundred into a thousand, a thousand into a million. She doesn't sit pretty and lazy waiting to be done for. 4. SHE LOVES BEING LOVED Yes, she is not waiting to be done for things, but when you love on her and do good to her, she is receptive and appreciative. In as much as she loves to give, she welcomes being served and given too 5. SHE LOVES GOOD FOOD She will make attempts to cook the best meals and in the process, feed your soul too. 6. SHE'S FUN Though she's intelligent, she can also act silly, crack jokes, tease, laugh; she is great company 7. SHE KNOWS HOW TO CALL FOR HELP When she's stuck or in trouble, she knows how to ask for help. She doesn't suffer alone 8. SHE'S A REFLECTION OF GOD You see her and see God, she's becoming more and more like God: loving, forgiving, graceful, strong valued 9. SHE IS CONFIDENT Whether she is an introvert or outgoing, she has a high self esteem. You can't bring her down. She has admirable qualities 10. SHE FEEDS HER MIND, BODY AND SPIRIT You will catch her often reading a stimulating book or novel, praying, eating the right foods and working out 11. SHE KEEPS RELATIONSHIPS She will have strong people surrounding her, whether a best friend, a clique of girlfriends or a bunch of close friends. She values relationships with friends and family not just the one with her man 12. SHE UNDERSTANDS HER BODY She is self aware. She knows what type of clothes, fashion and hair compliments her body shape, size and complexion. She looks phyically good 13. SHE IS SEXUALLY AND FAITHFULLY ALIVE She is not afraid to make sexual advances on her spouse, she knows how to make him touch her and desire her.
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