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Its been two weeks since I quit my job and yes the one thing I miss most about my old job is the unlimited internet access.I can't blog as often as I used but have said to myself I will dedicate at least an hour every week so that I don'y lose touch with my creativity. I also set myself to go on a twenty one day fast since the first of October and to my surprise this fast instead of making me feel anointed and great has instead been bringing to light areas that are not aligned to God's will, I have learnt with shame how I had wrong motives and attitudes that did not bring glory to God and am glad that God's grace is sufficient and in these weakness His power is made stronger. I am still going ahead with the fast and who knows what else He is gonna expose in me but I choose to make myself pliable , Have your way Holy Spirit.

I felt a bit low yesterday and the enermy was trying to make me regret leaving my job and almost lost my peace than I remembered whose voice told me to step out of the boat. I am serving the Women's Ministry Pastor in her agri-business and though there is no salary I know that I am sowing into fertile ground and thank God for her because she has become like a mother to me. '

The issue of my singleness continues to be a daily battle but I just take comfort that God knows my end, He knows the man who is right for me and even though its not easy to wait, God does make everything beautiful in His time.

I do not know how my bills will be paid and do not have the full picture of what God is doing in me but I Know whom I have believed and that He will bring to completion the work that HE has started in me

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Agepe said…
Just drop by to say "hi..."
Agepe said…
Just drop by to say "Hi..."
we must no question or reality, but rather seek ways to change it sister u can do the latter
ladyakofa said…
Taffy, I'm tagging you to share 6 things you've learnt this year. Wanna play along? See my blog.
Stephanie said…
Hi Taffy, I found your blog through Akofa's and have enjoyed reading some of your posts.

I hope the issues you've mentioned in this post are working out, and that you are walking near God and being blessed by Him!

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