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As I wandered around my magnificent room, I felt like the luckiest woman alive. And I truly was. Overwhelming joy flooded my heart, knowing I was about to marry the man of my dreams - the most eligible bachelor around. Not only was he a devout Christian, but he was also exceptionally talented, with numerous investments and a heart of gold. His chiseled features and captivating smile were the icing on the cake, leaving many ladies weak in the knees. Yet, amidst all the attention, Sam remained steadfast in his commitment to chastity. I felt honored to be the one he chose to spend his life with, especially considering the numerous rivals vying for his attention. January 25th was our special day, the culmination of months of anticipation and preparation. As I lay awake the night before, I couldn't help but reminisce about my past - the struggles, heartbreaks, and triumphs. Tears of gratitude streamed down my face as I realized how far I'd come. As morning dawned, my mother was the first to greet me. Her beaming smile lit up the room, and I knew she was thrilled to see me on the cusp of this new chapter. I hugged her tightly, trying to contain my excitement. As I stepped outside, I was greeted by the hustle and bustle of wedding preparations. Women were busy cooking, while others attended to the decorations. I floated around, taking it all in, my heart bursting with joy. But as the ceremony drew near, disaster struck. I frantically searched for my wedding gown, only to realize it was nowhere to be found. Panic set in as I envisioned the worst-case scenario. To make matters worse, Sam's words cut deep; Darling, without the wedding garment, the marriage can't proceed. I can always find an alternative spouse, just in case. His words felt like a dagger to my heart. But I'm the right one! I cried out, desperation creeping into my voice. Sam's response was lukewarm; You were, but now I'm not so sure. If only you'd focused on the things that truly matter, you wouldn't be in this predicament. His words shattered me. I felt like I'd been punched in the gut, unable to catch my breath. Everything went dark, and I collapsed. When I came to, I realized it was all just a dream. But the lessons lingered. Dear Christian, let this be a wake-up call. Now is the time to: ‣ Focus on what truly matters ‣ Shun distractions and stay committed ‣ Mean business with your faith ‣ Connect with God on a deeper level _Remember, God isn't a respecter of persons. Blessed is the one who overcomes, for they shall be crowned with the crown of glory!_ |
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@victoryemmanuel | 3 days |
HMM....,POWERFUL SIR!!! And Trully a Wake Up Call sir
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@talatu12345 | 3 days |
God Bless You Sir
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