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Song of Praise

Today am singing a song of praise and thanksgiving to God. I guess we wait for big miracles to happen in our lives but think even small ones need to be recognised. My beloved travelled this morning out of town and his being away kinda made me fearful because I really needed him to take me to some place to pick somethings. The thing is am always fearful to go to that place alone and I draw some sense of security when Alex accompanies me.

Well when he told me he would be travelling for 2 days, I cried because I knew I have to go to that place alone.  I braced myself this morning and as I was on my way, my mum informed me that I can't go with a small car to pick the things as they were too bulky and I needed a pickup. She gave me a contact for a pickup and coincidentally the owner had another driver today whom he requested to take me. Better still, the guy knew the exact location of the place we were going and we didn't have to go asking as I would have done if I was alone.

So we went,picked the stuff and am back to the office and am very very much at peace and grateful to God for that "small' miracle and I was humbled to know that God understands our fears and even when we try and control somethings, He is in charge.Thanks daddy, love you so much and thank you for holding my hand this morning and guiding me.

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beyondBECKY said…
The Small miracles the Lord performs Reminds us of His sufficient Grace.. Nothing is too small or Too big that He cannot do for His Children
24 February 2012 at 14:20
Ems Makuthi said…
Awesome! Awesome!....Great is His faithfulness!
3 March 2012 at 16:38
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