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PSALM 103 VERSE 2

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      Today is Friyay the 30th of September 2016, this means
  • ·         the end the working week
  • ·         the end of another month in 2016,
  • ·         the end of the 9th month,
  • ·         tomorrow is October 1st, Nigeria’s Independence
  • ·         it is also someone’s birthday lol
I want you to take few minutes and reflect; (I already did that this morning so I won’t be a hypocrite) try and think about your first day in this year and other days that have passed (I doubt you’ll be able to remember everything that happened except if you had a journal, and most journals contain only memorable events). Think of goals you set out to achieve; the ones you did, the ones you didn’t, friends you’ve made and the ones you’ve lost. Trust me a lot has happened, if you think I’m wrong, just take a look at yourself in the mirror, you’ve either added or lost some weight, you’ve either gotten darker or fairer, you’ve even changed your hairstyle (for some more than once lol).

Psalm 103 verse 2 according to King James Version “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits” if you continue reading from verse 3, it states the benefits God gives. For some 2016 may have started out great, but right now it feels like shit, the irony is that this is the reverse for some people; some people have bought cars, some houses while others have lost these things. My point is that despite all that is happening, DON’T FORGET GOD’S BENEFITS. What are benefits? They are like added advantages, like extra or as Yourba people say “fisi”.

I write this post with lots of mixed feelings because I just received some unexpected news; sadness, anger, happiness, hurt and doubt, but I’ll still remember God’s benefits, those he has given me without me asking or deserving them.

Before I round up, look back thank God for his benefits, look at now and smile, or try to smile, and look forwardand ask for grace to accomplish those goals set before you.

With love,
TheInspiredCutiee 😘



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