ROYAL RUBIES

Hi there☺, I hope this meets you in sound health? Hope you still remember to daze the earth with your radiant smile? 😊 Kindly indulge me briefly as today's focus is unveiled. Sometime last year, my hair suffered growth issues. While I was unable to find any lasting solution, I did what anyone else would do. I did the great chop While this trimming was occurring, I kept inquiring of the saloonist if my decision would facilitate new and healthy growth. I did well to also consult several hair specialists, online and physically. For every saloon I stopped in, I inquired what could make the hair grow back rapidly. Virtually all of them proferred the use of oils. One of the oils that kept reoccurring was Castor oil. I searched the perimeter and didn't find it. The day I eventually found it, my heart was pleased. 😄  Don't ask if the oil has facilitated hair growth. Rather ask if I have been constant in its usage.🤭     •°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• The importance of oils cannot be ove

Hi, Gather here! Let's share from this feast. Guilty or not, may this message be received with gladness. Very recently my mom embarked on a trip. Upon her arrival, whilst trying to catch up on the gist, I inquired of her if she preached. Her response was, "Yes now". Before you begin to come up with excuses as to why your mouth hasn't shared this Good news, can you just listen a bit? In the age we are, things have been simplified. There are several avenues to share this message. It'd only make sense if we clinched on it. With the happenings around the world, it is imperative that we shared this message while we still have this time. Remember, time is what we have and what we don't. To those like me who find it difficult to engage in vehicular ministrations, can we try to minister in the way and manner in which we live our lives? A stanza from a hymn says: Your life's a book, before their eyes, They're reading it through and through, Say does it point th

Good afternoon. I trust August has been favorable at your end. In today's message, we would consider two groups of people.  Have you read the tale of the unsung heroes in 2 kings 7:1-20? Yes, the four lepers. You might not tag them heroes until you look critically.  They knew they stood a chance to be humiliated more than ever. Yet, they couldn't hoard the news of what had happened in the enemy's camp.  "We are not doing right… come, let us go and tell..." The lepers rightly enjoyed the miracle God provided. But they also realized that the gift gave them a responsibility to share it with others. They understood that to remain silent and to selfishly enjoy their blessings would be sin. Until you read through the incidence involving King David and his men, would you surmise that indeed these men, though bedeviled by leprosy, had a good heart. 1 Samuel 30:1-31 The life of David was characterized by battles. 200 fighting soldiers decided to sit out that battle. They w

Having a good day, dear ones? I crave your indulgence as I introduce today's message. Have you imagined how long it took for Noah to build the ark? Do you know he built it to specification? Do you think he wasn't tempted to cut corners? It is estimated that he spent 55 to 75 years building the ark that housed 8 humans and lots of animals. Do you think God didn't know the process would be arduous, long, and boring? Do you also think Noah didn't hear comments from passersby? *****************************************************   ```The family of Reuben the firstborn of Israel: Though Reuben was Israel’s firstborn after he slept with his father’s concubine, a defiling act, his rights as the firstborn were passed on to the sons of Joseph son of Israel. He lost his “firstborn” place in the family tree. And even though Judah became the strongest of his brothers and King David eventually came from that family, the firstborn rights stayed with Joseph.''' (1 Chronic