ROYAL RUBIES

Hello there, howdy been?  How is the weather at your end? Last week on the blog,  Rejections part 1 , we established that rejections prepare us to be better as well as provide clarity. Join us today as we conclude.                                                       ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~   There has to be balance.  I do not always take No for an answer. About a few weeks ago, I got rejected yet again for an application, but that rejection did not sit well with me so I sent them another email stating my demands. I was not willing to take their alternative because it was contrary to what God told me. After that email, Abba said I should sleep and I did. When I woke up, I had received what I requested. So, you see. Sometimes the first no is not always the end but you can only know when you discern. I learned to ask Abba. If this isn’t the way, can you lead me to the Your desired way? No isn’t synonymous with rejection it means building a better path as you gain clarity. You’ve got this, my lov

Hello there. Welcome to July!  Hope your faith in Christ hasn't waned? I'm rooting for you . I trust God to help us receive this message.                                                            ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~   I was scrolling through my Instagram feed and then I saw one of my  mentors post a video of his one-year-old daughter who was initially playing with her brother and then in a split second she started poking him.  As soon as her dad noticed, he stopped her saying, ‘don’t poke your baby brother’.   Mira looked at him with a puppy face and then withdrew immediately with tears in her eyes. I passed the post and then the Holy Spirit asked me to go back and view the story again. What I noticed was her initial response was withdrawal simply because she was corrected. Isn’t this how we all feel? Was the father wrong? Should he have left her to continue until an injury happened? Your thoughts?                                                                      ~~~~~~~