We’ve heard true stories from our fathers about our rich heritage. We will continue to tell our children and not hide from the rising generation the great marvels of our God, his miracles and power that have brought us all this far.
Psalm 78:3-4 TPT

Life takes us through unusual and exciting times where sometimes we don’t want the experience to end, and other times all we want is an end in sight. The one thing life offers us, irrespective of the kind of experience, are life lessons. These lessons may be caught right in the middle of the situation or, most times, in hindsight. It is these teachable moments that I want to highlight. I believe we can look on our lives into problems we thought we couldn’t go through and times we felt we didn’t know how to survive and be grateful for those teachable moments.

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I have felt the burden to bring your attention to the unnecessary pause in the life journey many of us are currently facing. We had something we were building or attempting to build, but then COVID happened with all of its gloominess in 2020, and we were thrown into the woes of uncertainties and the unknowns of life.

What that has left us with is a life of stagnancy and stillness, where we are constantly on edge and waiting for this storm to pass so we can get back to our normal life and continue the journey we were on. It seems reasonable to pause everything we were happily building before lockdown, right? After all, the restrictions in various places leave less room to manoeuvre and near impossible to get anything done. Depending on the severity in your area, you may not be able to do anything outside the confines of your home, just like what Noah and his family had to deal with during the flood in their time.

Nonetheless, I’ll like to interrupt your busy schedule today and announce that:

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What is the one thing you could do to your now that will change your tomorrow? Whilst here on earth, we are limited by Chronos time, so we have only the present at our disposal to manage. We constantly live in the unknown about what lies beyond the present. The story of Hannah inspired this message. Hannah and Peninnah, two women, married to Elkanah, a Zuphite who lived in Ramathaim. Hannah didn’t have children, and so Peninnah mocked and tormented her over and over again, for years on and on. Peninnah was oblivious that God was about to birth the first powerful prophet of Israel through her rival. (more…)