From Where I come

I'm scared of what it means exactly - "Bring me to my knees" I want to look back at thirty And be proud of what I did with my life at twenty-five, Of what I did for You before twenty - five. I don't know if I want what You want for me. But God, Don't let me wander too far, Too far away from You And from the future you wrote Concerning me when I was forming In my mother's womb. Please tell me I can become What You want me to be. I am telling You to bring me to my knees And yet I think I may not like what it means. Amu Mawutoh, 31st August, 2016. @8:20

If you are like me, then waiting is a frustrating experience, the process enervates us, keeps us restive, moody and mehhnn most of the time, we'be been waiting for just 1 week! Lol. But I got us a remedy: 1. My dear, ENCOURAGE yourself! You know that when the wait is over you will quickly forget how dreadful the whole waiting was. It becomes a memory you and your family will laugh at. So tell yourself something encouraging. 2. Massa, PRAISE in the hallway towards your open door. Things will surely turn around. So you might as well start rehearsals....Hahaha. If you are terrible in dancing, don't worry, contact me, I will send you some killer praise moves. In the mean time get Tye Tribett's "He Turned It". Turn the volume up and get your groove on. Because someone greater than the situation is stepping in and He will turn it around for your good. 3. Finally, my brother ,my sister, PRAY for someone who is losing hope and has been waiting longer than a year. As yo...