Are you one or Zero

If Mathematical numbers were given an opportunity to speak, I think some were going to accuse zero and one. But  why accusing zero and 1???
Any number that is multiplied by zero gives zero.
Zero will bring down numbers to nothing.
There are some people in life who are like number zero.
If you associate with them no matter how valuable you are, they will bring you down to zero.

How about one???
Any number multiplied by one remains unchanged no matter how big it is.
There are some people in life that are like one.
No matter how they touch your life you remain the same.
You don't grow, you don't improve, you remain the same.

What kind of person are you???? and whom do you associate with????
May God separate us from everyone carrying the spirit of Zero (0) and One (1).
May God also help us grow and be greater than 1 so that when we touch others lives, we will add value.

Stay blessed and continue to be a blessing to others.
AMEN

When Love appears

When Love appears

Plan well in unity

Give yourselves a priority

Dream together

Prepare for when it will disappear

But Love never dies it is the person who dies

Only try not to die while alive

Let love live in you

And you will live and love forever

extravagance of God's love!

extravagance of God's love!

It is God's will that you live your life in an abundant & extraordinary way! I decree you will have a: Good life Abundant life Extraordinary life Productive life Successful life Happy life Fruitful life Healthy life filled with love, opportunities & the extravagance of God's love!

Borrowed from Dr. Cindy

FOLLOW YOUR PATH

Sunday evening while coming from Nakuru there was a heavy traffic jam in limuru.One driver in a Subaru took a diversion on a rough road.The driver of the shuttle we were in followed and later more than 50 cars followed suit as we thought we were taking a shortcut to escape from the jam.The road was so narrow,rough and one way.After more than 4 kms the driver of the Subaru openned a gate and entered his home.There was no through way and we were all stuck as we were following someone who had taken a shortcut to his destination.U can imagine more than 50 vehicles reversing.We wasted so many hours coz of our inpatience.This was a replication of the mistakes many pple make in life,blindly following others yet their destinations are different.How many times have U followed or admired the lives of others?In matters destiny,patience is the key.When you meet obstacles and challenges face them.Dnt try to come out of them the way others do.Their ways is not your way.Define your destiny and follow it,don't allow others to dictate your way.Dnt follow where there is a footpath,create your own path and follow thru.Dnt marry coz others are marrying,don't buy a car coz others are buying,don't go to clubs coz others are going,don't build coz others are building,don't take your child to a certain school coz others are doing so,don't buy a house on mortgage coz others are doing etc etc and don't just go to church coz others are going.Everyone has his/her destination.Our inpatience made us waste so many hours in a rough road deep in limuru coz we were following someone who was taking a shortcut to his home.If your journey is long,don't take a shortcut.Its only people with a short journey who take shortcuts.Have a shortcut free week and don't take a shortcut to your stomach.Take your time....achieve your best🙏🏽...blessed weekend

God Loves Home Comings

COMING HOME

It’s always exciting to see people Reconnect with family and friends after a time away. Homecomings are great experiences for people who Care about each other.Reunions with those we love are Refreshing.

The Bible tells a story about the joyous homecoming of a young man. (Luke 15)

Jesus talked about a young man who believed that life with his family was too restrictive and limiting for his fun-loving, free spirit. Filled with a strong will, he went to his dad and demanded his share of the family estate. He wanted it all, and he wanted it immediately. His plan was to strike out on his own, make a name for himself, and basically enjoy the life he felt his home had denied him.

The dad, with certain sadness but great wisdom, agreed to his son’s request. The father instinctively knew that this young man needed to face the realities of life for himself.
The “University of Hard Knocks” was the only school that could give him the kind of education he needed.

This young man, money in hand and excitement in his soul, headed away from his father’s house. He felt Liberated. He could do what he wanted to do and be who he wanted to be without dad’s Influence or Pressure from anyone’s Expectations. Dreams soared high in his heart and mind, until he came face to face with something he didn’t Anticipate. He had to face himself. He had to face the sad fact that he didn’t have the Personal Moral Compass and depth of character required for true success. He was missing some important Ingredients on the Inside.

The deficits in this young man’s character soon became evident. His life choices led to outward circumstances that revealed the inward poverty of his Spirit and Soul. This brought him to some Painful, Honest Self-reflection , and to a moment of important Self-awareness when, according to Jesus’ words, this Prodigal son, “came to his Senses.”
What a Wonderful Moment this was!

This internal awakening led him to an important decision. He decided to lay down what was left of his Pride and head home. His experiences had broken him, in a good way. He no longer had Unrealistic expectations about what life was “supposed to be like.”
All he wanted to do now was to go back home and serve. He truly expected nothing. For the first time in his life he realized the significant value of what he had Forfeited by his Stubbornness and Rebellion. So he set his course toward home.

The rest of the story is Incredibly Beautiful and Touching.
 As this Wayward son neared home, his dad ran out and met him with open arms of love and grace. He gave him gifts and prepared a big party for him. There were no lectures, no
“I told you so’s,”no condemnation , only Joy!

The son who had wandered, drifted and rejected home was back again.
That’s all that mattered now.

There are many lessons in this story for us. One clear message is this: -

*God loves homecomings!
Just as this father rejoiced over his son’s return,
*God, our Heavenly Father, rejoices when one of His children “come to their senses” and come home to Him!

If you wandered away from God and from your spiritual home,,  but eventually has made a decision to return to Him. He’s lovingly waiting for you. He’ll receive you with forgiveness and grace. Don’t stay away another day. Make this your day to come back to Him. He’s only a prayer away!


Borrowed from Evangelism Week.

Looking for Little Romance

Looking for Little Romance

I want you to have

This beauty by your side

Kiss her lips kiss her everywhere

Careless her take her breath away

Drive her all the way

I want to have

A little romance with you

Just me and you

Let us rock all night tonight

Let us talk to love and do it right

I want to have you

Be one with you and hold you tight

Lick you where it matters most

Until you call my names

In your wishes and dreams

I want you to have

Me in your arms and you in my ass

Touch me and fill me up

Every time I wake up

I want a little romance

Stay Focused

A̳ l̳a̳d̳y̳ w̳e̳n̳t̳ t̳o̳ t̳h̳e̳ P̳a̳s̳t̳o̳r̳ a̳n̳d̳ s̳a̳i̳d̳🙍🏾 .̳.̳.̳ I̳ w̳o̳n̳'̳t̳ b̳e̳ a̳t̳t̳e̳n̳d̳i̳n̳g̳ C̳h̳u̳r̳c̳h̳ a̳n̳y̳m̳o̳r̳e̳.̳.̳
H̳e̳ s̳a̳i̳d̳,̳ m̳a̳y̳ I̳ a̳s̳k̳ w̳h̳y̳?̳?̳
S̳h̳e̳ s̳a̳i̳d̳,̳ I̳ s̳e̳e̳ p̳e̳o̳p̳l̳e̳ o̳n̳ t̳h̳e̳i̳r̳ c̳e̳l̳l̳ p̳h̳o̳n̳e̳s̳ d̳u̳r̳i̳n̳g̳ t̳h̳e̳ s̳e̳r̳v̳i̳c̳e̳,̳ s̳o̳m̳e̳ a̳r̳e̳ g̳o̳s̳s̳i̳p̳i̳n̳g̳,̳ s̳o̳m̳e̳ j̳u̳s̳t̳ a̳i̳n̳'̳t̳ l̳i̳v̳i̳n̳g̳ r̳i̳g̳h̳t̳,̳ t̳h̳e̳y̳ a̳r̳e̳ a̳l̳l̳ j̳u̳s̳t̳ h̳y̳p̳o̳c̳r̳i̳t̳e̳s̳.̳.̳.̳
T̳h̳e̳ P̳a̳s̳t̳o̳r̳ g̳o̳t̳ s̳i̳l̳e̳n̳t̳,̳ a̳n̳d̳ h̳e̳ s̳a̳i̳d̳,̳ O̳K̳.̳.̳.̳ B̳u̳t̳ c̳a̳n̳ I̳ a̳s̳k̳ y̳o̳u̳ t̳o̳ d̳o̳ s̳o̳m̳e̳t̳h̳i̳n̳g̳ f̳o̳r̳ m̳e̳ b̳e̳f̳o̳r̳e̳ y̳o̳u̳ m̳a̳k̳e̳ y̳o̳u̳r̳ f̳i̳n̳a̳l̳ d̳e̳c̳i̳s̳i̳o̳n̳?̳
S̳h̳e̳ s̳a̳i̳d̳,̳ w̳h̳a̳t̳'̳s̳ t̳h̳a̳t̳?̳
H̳e̳ s̳a̳i̳d̳,̳ t̳a̳k̳e̳ a̳ g̳l̳a̳s̳s̳ o̳f̳ w̳a̳t̳e̳r̳ a̳n̳d̳ w̳a̳l̳k̳ a̳r̳o̳u̳n̳d̳ t̳h̳e̳ C̳h̳u̳r̳c̳h̳ 2⃣̳ t̳i̳m̳e̳s̳ a̳n̳d̳ d̳o̳n̳'̳t̳ l̳e̳t̳ a̳n̳y̳ w̳a̳t̳e̳r̳ f̳a̳l̳l̳ o̳u̳t̳ t̳h̳e̳ g̳l̳a̳s̳s̳.̳
S̳h̳e̳ s̳a̳i̳d̳,̳ y̳e̳s̳ I̳ c̳a̳n̳ d̳o̳ t̳h̳a̳t̳!̳
S̳h̳e̳ c̳a̳m̳e̳ b̳a̳c̳k̳ a̳n̳d̳ s̳a̳i̳d̳ i̳t̳'̳s̳ d̳o̳n̳e̳.̳
H̳e̳ a̳s̳k̳e̳d̳ h̳e̳r̳ 3⃣̳ q̳u̳e̳s̳t̳i̳o̳n̳s̳:̳
1⃣̳.̳ D̳i̳d̳ y̳o̳u̳ s̳e̳e̳ a̳n̳y̳b̳o̳d̳y̳ o̳n̳ t̳h̳e̳i̳r̳ p̳h̳o̳n̳e̳?̳
2⃣̳.̳ D̳i̳d̳ y̳o̳u̳ s̳e̳e̳ a̳n̳y̳b̳o̳d̳y̳ g̳o̳s̳s̳i̳p̳i̳n̳g̳?̳
3⃣̳.̳ W̳a̳s̳ a̳n̳y̳b̳o̳d̳y̳ l̳i̳v̳i̳n̳g̳ w̳r̳o̳n̳g̳?̳
S̳h̳e̳ s̳a̳i̳d̳,̳ I̳ d̳i̳d̳n̳'̳t̳ s̳e̳e̳ a̳n̳y̳t̳h̳i̳n̳g̳ b̳e̳c̳a̳u̳s̳e̳ I̳ w̳a̳s̳ s̳o̳ f̳o̳c̳u̳s̳e̳d̳ o̳n̳ t̳h̳i̳s̳ g̳l̳a̳s̳s̳,̳ s̳o̳ t̳h̳e̳ w̳a̳t̳e̳r̳ w̳o̳u̳l̳d̳n̳'̳t̳ f̳a̳l̳l̳.̳
H̳e̳ t̳o̳l̳d̳ h̳e̳r̳,̳ w̳h̳e̳n̳ y̳o̳u̳ c̳o̳m̳e̳ t̳o̳ C̳h̳u̳r̳c̳h̳ ,̳ y̳o̳u̳ s̳h̳o̳u̳l̳d̳ b̳e̳ j̳u̳s̳t̳ t̳h̳a̳t̳ f̳o̳c̳u̳s̳e̳d̳ o̳n̳ G̳o̳d̳ ,̳ s̳o̳ t̳h̳a̳t̳ Y̳O̳U̳ d̳o̳n̳'̳t̳ f̳a̳l̳l̳.̳
T̳H̳A̳T̳'̳S̳ W̳H̳Y̳ J̳E̳S̳U̳S̳ S̳A̳I̳D̳ "̳F̳O̳L̳L̳O̳W̳ M̳E̳,̳"̳!̳!̳!̳
H̳e̳ d̳i̳d̳ n̳o̳t̳ s̳a̳y̳ f̳o̳l̳l̳o̳w̳ C̳h̳r̳i̳s̳t̳i̳a̳n̳s̳.̳
D̳o̳n̳'̳t̳ l̳e̳t̳ y̳o̳u̳r̳ r̳e̳l̳a̳t̳i̳o̳n̳s̳h̳i̳p̳ w̳i̳t̳h̳ G̳o̳d̳ b̳e̳ d̳e̳t̳e̳r̳m̳i̳n̳e̳d̳ b̳y̳ h̳o̳w̳ o̳t̳h̳e̳r̳s̳ r̳e̳l̳a̳t̳e̳ w̳i̳t̳h̳ G̳o̳d̳.̳ L̳e̳t̳ i̳t̳ b̳e̳ d̳e̳t̳e̳r̳m̳i̳n̳e̳d̳ b̳y̳ h̳o̳w̳ f̳o̳c̳u̳s̳e̳d̳ y̳o̳u̳ a̳r̳e̳ w̳i̳t̳h̳ G̳o̳d̳.̳
P̳l̳e̳a̳s̳e̳ s̳h̳a̳r̳e̳ t̳h̳i̳s̳ m̳e̳s̳s̳a̳g̳e̳ w̳i̳t̳h̳ o̳t̳h̳e̳r̳s̳!̳!
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