"Saturday Blessings"

I took a snapshot of this little creature. Didn't show any commotion until my presence felt like an invasion of personal space. It is fun for me to notice every living thing that catches my eye especially on a Saturday morning walk at the park. This image is a Spring capture.

I kind of overworked my joints after 2.5 miles of walking/jogging.I miss that body strength/energy I used to have. But I have no regrets. I had a long good run for the outdoors and will continue until my limbs are too weak to move. It never ceases to amaze me how wonderful to be a part of Nature's gift: how you choose to utilize your time in whatever stage you are in life and who you decide to spend and share it comes with a great prize. Wisdom.

And I chose to spend it with myself communing with His presence.

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The Power of Preaching the Truth of His Word

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So I went to a three-day women's church conference this weekend. A very good friend of mine registered me with her to this big event. I can only speak for myself that I came expecting for the messenger's message to be powerful, illuminating & anointing.And so it was!

For one I believe that women are extraordinary charged with good instincts especially maternal instincts. I call that the 6th sense although we know only of 5 natural senses. Just imagine all women of faith in one place expressing their praise & worship to God through songs that connect them to the holy of holies; rhythmic movements that make them dance so freely and hearts and souls intertwined because of their love for God!

I really felt such an incredible anointing of the Holy Spirit moving through the Worship team, to the guest speakers' preaching of the Word and to all of us women that came to receive The Word.


We've learned that we need to disconnect ourselves from dimmer devices--those ones that take our time away from the Lord such as our strong participation with Facebook, Twitter, You tube and many more. And that we need God's perspective in All things. What are we feeding our soul?

We also learned that God's dream seed on us will never die no matter how long it stayed dormant. For some it could take just a few years for their dreams to be realized while some others could take forever until such a time that it's yours to take on His perfect timing. Still some of us went ahead and just consumed with the "why's & the how's" of that fulfillment of that dream. And in doing so, we've missed out the process of how God works...

However, God is the God of second chances, many chances. But should you be volatile and keep playing till you realized you've just run out of time! 

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"Good Friday, It Is..."

I am alive and well...Thank God for my eyes that though they may be blurry to see the physical beauty of things, I don't dismay because every heartbeat of mine holds what the naked eyes can't see...

Thank you Lord Jesus for knowing the knowledge of your unconditional love and faithfulness. I may not fully understand your will for my life but I believe that every person and every circumstance you've put in my journey is for me to see that life without your guidance and wisdom is truly a miserable and so meaningless life here on earth.

Thank you God for Today...

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"That's What You Are...Unstoppable God"

What we think & do doesn't affect God's nature-- loving us unconditionally.All we need to do is seek his face in prayer, worship, and even in the cauldron of pain stirred by shattered dreams...

We do put God sometimes where we need him and in reality we don't have a clue how big of The God he is. We still rely on our own strength and that arrogance in the flesh creeping in every crevice therein... And when we fail which we all do, we have the audacity to blame him. Think about it: God allows things to happen to us so his purpose be revealed on our lives. Some of us never learn and go to our graves
missed out on singing with the angels of God; haunted forever of that reunion with our love ones and finally damned in hell for refusing to believe the truth that Jesus is the only way, the truth & the Life everlasting.
So keep believing & walking the Faith till he comes...

Have a Blessed Sunday

"God Inhabits The Praise Of His People"

Whether you're at church singing with the choir & the congregation or singing your heart alone to God, that's your highest praise. It is transforming...almost like teleporting. Your emotion is immediately transpired, invoked. No explanations required. And that's what music does--a very powerful surge, a poignant touchstone to your soul and a reminder that we're all broken together...And God is still healing Today.

"God, Forever You Reign..."

One of my favorite songs of Praise... (Glorious Ruins)

"I believe that every heartache and hardship and profound loneliness are such things that has a back door. They allow us entry into a communion with Christ we don't usually experience in our change of ease and song.

 Most of us have our deepest encounters with Christ not on 
mountain tops but in the valley floors..."


Have a very Blessed Sunday.

"Hope Wins..." ALWAYS

Today, Hope Springs...

So, I haven't been writing. My bad...Totally lame for any remote excuse except the right to hibernate in any given season, like the Polar Bears in the winter.

Many countless moments I tried to gather my thoughts to write but it was just wasn't there. I wasn't lonely, melancholic or depressed--nothing like that, for not posting. I just knew I became an avid spectator of my own dormant season. There was even one moment when I considered closing my blogger account. Well, if I did succumb to that moment, every single random, preconceived, & creative thought I shared is a ridiculous hoax of me professing to be a writer @ heart. And that premise didn't set in. Writing has always been and will always be a lifeline...

It took Hope to spring forth a Day like this...Hope always wins. And sometimes it takes one email that contains "the message" that revives the dried bones in your soul.

Here's what's in my hotmail inbox that says the catalyst of Hope from Michael Hyatt's post, "Life is risky--Dive in anyway. 

"As we wrestle with doubts, fears, and uncertain outcomes, do we retreat or dive? Merely observe or really live? Yes, it’s dangerous. It might not go well. But our hope isn’t in the odds.

It’s in a God who heals all things sick. Who redeems all things lost. Who brings orphans together in unusual families. And who weaves all frail and broken things into a glorious overall whole. A story. His story.

And the best news of all? When we reach the final page, regardless of what happens between now and then, hope wins. So go ahead. You’ve got nothing to lose and everything to gain. Dive."