Engaged In Retrospection?

Maybe you're like myself that regularly engage in retrospection of how the day, week, month and year has been spent.

And you're beginning to feel God hasn't done anything or met your expectations this year 2022.

The Lord is interrupting you as He did to His son Pastor E.A. Adeboye some years ago, He is requesting that you take a note and write the answers to the questions following; 

“How many times did you travel this year?”.

“How many times did you have an accident?”. 

“More than 325 days have gone by in this year; how many times did you sleep and wake up?

Do you know how many people slept and didn’t wake up? 

How many times were you hungry this year? 

Are you aware that there are people in the hospital who want to eat but have no appetite?”

How much do you remit to God for the Oxygen you breathe in?

Lest assume you pay for the Oxygen, do you go through any surgical procedure to exhale Carbon dioxide?

No matter how bad things may look, don’t forget His mercies!


For more please refer to Never Forget His Mercies.


Kindly leave your thoughts below 😉


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  1. Odutola KingNovember 23, 2022 at 2:13 PM

    This is really thoughtful and insightful. Thank you so much for putting this out here. Keep the good work.

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