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Times Change... for real.

Today, I am working late.

Honestly, this is not how I anticipated my day to go.
At the same time, I am not surprised because I have realized that on the days I purpose in my heart to close early, those are the days "something comes up".

Anyway, it is all good. Like I keep saying, we prayed for this and so we will not complain. 

I was looking at my laptop's wallpaper and that got me in the right wavelength for today's Sharing Life moment. 

My wallpaper is a picture of my nephew (Chairman E) and me. It is a picture that was taken when I went for a tv interview for last year's Women In Worship concert. That day, I wasn't happy at the fact that I had to send my nephew to the TV station. But he was my responsibility in that season and so I didn't have a choice. 

I just remembered how in that season of not being employed, I would pray and wonder when this door of employment would open. 

Now, here I am, so employed to the point where sometimes, I pull late-nights just to get stuff done. 

Today, I just want to say to whoever is praying for that next chapter, next phase, next open door that, it comes. The times change and the seasons shift. 
When I celebrated my birthday 2weeks ago, I marveled at the pics I took. Just a year ago, my hair was unkempt, I wasn't employed and I didn't have any serious birthday plans. Now exactly a year later, the story was completely different. 

I just want to let you know that things don't stay the same forever, especially for those of us who are in Christ. Our end is His Glory and regardless the turbulence, uncertainty or concerns which may exist now, rest assured knowing that they won't last forever. 

And trust me, the change happens so fast. 

So rather than sitting idle, asking yourself and God, "When?", get ready. Build yourself. Prepare. Because when it is time, it is time. 

Like my Father in the Lord shared, better to be prepared and have no opportunity than to have the opportunity and not be prepared. 

God bless you, beloved, and I am looking forward to your testimony💃. 


Resting in His abiding love, 
Mary Magdalene. 

PS: Hey! thanks for the prayers, love and well-wishes on my birthday! God bless you!!!

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