No room for pity



No room for pity
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I was in a particular place, it was raining heavily and through the window, I saw people under a shed, hiding away from the rain. Almost immediately, this message came.

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We must stay under God's own rain for us to be wet, until we are wet and soaked, we can't do the works of the kingdom effectively.

When a man who got soaked under rain comes into the house, people usually pity him. Eeeyah, epele sir, why didn't you stay in a safe place till the rain ends?

The safest place is under heaven's rain. It brings refreshing, calms an agitated spirit, humbles a man, and get a man wet enough to bless another.

The process is not always easy, it's usually rigorous, but then rewarding. It takes those who are ready to pay sacrifice, to experience God tangibly.

Give no room for pity, enjoy the process. It pays!

©️Juliet Adedire Adekanbi
Adedire Adegoke is an intense lover of God with a divine calling to provoke greatness out of young people to the glory of God. She's a regular speaker in Sisters' conferences and Female Special Retreats. She's a coach to young people on marriage and relationship, any time out with a young lady is golden to her. She is a practising Nursing Officer, a passionate Christian writer, Creative Video Strategist and a Blogger whose incesants writings have been changing lives of young men and women to the glory of God. Add-on to her Profession as a Nurse and Midwife, she's a great Baker with proven track records. She conveniently bakes Wedding, Birthday, Graduation and other cakes that would taste good and rich at anytime and day. Beyond being a Midwife, she's a goodwife to her husband, Tosin Adegoke. They are dedicatedly involved in the kingdom business and they are reaching thousands of youths through their monthly meetings 'School of the Spirit',- a platform raised to teach and raise spiritually inclined men and women for the fulfillment of their eternal destiny.

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