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Day fifteen: Testimony Thursday

Hi everyone,

My sincere apologies for not posting anything yesterday. I am very sorry.

Today, I have a testimony to share to God's Glory.

I have a literature review to submit at work. The nature of the task has put me in a state where I am always always thinking about how to accomplish it. It involves a lot of reading and analytic reasoning but my ability to read and effectively assimilate the words have been a problem lately.

I didn't go to the office because I wanted to work from home: working from the office made things difficult...i don't know why.

At home, today, I was still facing the same challenges I was facing at work; inability to understand the articles, tiredness and dozing off. I was sad.

Some minutes after 11am, I didn't know what else to do and in my spirit, i heard, just worship. So, I laid myself in the sofa and I started to make up songs. I also sang worship songs that came to mind. Then I started to fellowship with Holy Spirit. I spoke to Him, made Him aware of my need for Him and in every area of my life. I was reminded of Jesus' words that Holy Spirit Will teach me all things and so I asked Him to teach me how to do any activity that came to mind.

I kept muttering these out till I slept. I woke up some minutes later and I went back to the desk to continue with my work.

My dear, I can't begin to elucidate the level of clarity I have had since then.
Things are adding up and I am hopeful I will be ready by tomorrow. To God be the Glory !!!!

Practical Christian living is what we must do.

I was blessed to be reminded to "just worship" but I ask myself, what would have been my attitude if Holy Spirit hadn't prompted me. Perhaps I would have been walking about in my home shouting "Woe is me!"

Lord, have mercy.

I pray that this serves as a reminder to me and to you as well that when things get tough, our first point of call should be Jesus Christ. I am happy I experienced this. I am so grateful to Jesus.

I pray we get closer to Him...to the point where we unconsciously turn to Him and involve Him in all things. Lord, help us to make You our default Confidante. In Your name we pray, Amen.

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