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And I had entered that car without knowing it was him.
Then came another shocking part.
My friend saw me inside the man's car.
She was shocked.
Why?
Because I had always maintained that I had nothing to do with this man.
And there I was, sitting inside his car!
But the truth was simple:
I genuinely did not know it was him.
I wasn't meeting him.
I wasn't looking for him.
I didn't arrange to enter his car.
I simply saw a car going towards the junction and asked for a lift.
Yet, from my friend's point of view, what she saw could have looked completely different.
And that is what made me realize something:
Sometimes you can be telling the truth, but the situation around you can make your truth look unbelievable.
There are moments when explanations may not be enough.
There are moments when you may wish you could go back and show someone exactly what happened.
But you can't.
All you can say is:
“God knows I am telling the truth.”
Because God was there.
He knew I didn't recognize the man before entering the car.
He knew I wasn't looking for him.
He knew exactly how I found myself in that situation.
So this story has taught me something:
Never be too quick to judge someone based only on what you see.
What you see may be true, but you may not know the story behind what you saw.
And sometimes, you may find yourself in a situation where only God knows that you are telling the truth.
This is a true story.
And I am sharing it as a lesson—not to attack anyone, but to remind us that God knows the complete story even when people don't.
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TRUE-LIFE STORIES
Have You Ever Found Yourself in a Situation Where Only God Knows You Are Telling the Truth?
This is a true story, and I am sharing it because sometimes you can find yourself in a situation that is difficult to explain, even when you are telling the truth.
About seven years ago, I met a man who gave me and my daughter a lift. Before we parted, he collected my contact.
Later, I felt that he was trying to pursue me, and I became angry and uncomfortable with the situation.
One day, I saw him on Facebook because Facebook suggested his profile to me. I noticed he was friends with one of my friends, so I told my friend what had happened.
My friend spoke to him and warned him.
For some time afterwards, whenever I saw my friend, she would tell me that the man said he wasn't the one pursuing me.
But I was still convinced about what I had experienced.
I was so angry that I even told myself that if I ever saw him again, I would confront him.
Then, seven years later, something happened that I can only describe as a situation God Himself allowed to happen.
My friend was having an occasion, and I attended.
As I was leaving, I saw a car going towards the junction. The hotel was quite far from the junction, so I asked:
“Please, can you drop me at the junction?”
The driver agreed.
I entered the car.
I did not know who the driver was.
As we drove, we started talking about my friend.
He told me that my friend was a very good person and that she had helped him when he was doing his mother's burial.
I also began talking about my friend, telling him that she was a good person and always cheerful.
Then, at some point, I looked at the driver properly.
Something suddenly clicked.
I asked:
“Are you Mr. …?”
He said:
“Yes.”
I froze.
“God! What kind of setup is this?”
I couldn't believe it.
After seven years, the very man I had been angry with—the man I had said I would confront if I ever saw him again—was the same man whose car I had just entered.

I will be gifting some people Glo data tomorrow , glo line only .

PROCRASTINATION: THE THIEF OF TIME

Procrastination is one of the greatest thieves of time. It makes us believe we have plenty of time, so we keep saying, “I will do it tomorrow.”

But tomorrow keeps becoming another tomorrow, and before we realize it, valuable time has passed.

Sometimes, what is stopping us is not lack of ability, but the habit of delaying the first step.

Remember, a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

You may not be able to accomplish everything today, but you can do something today.

Start that business.
Write that book.
Learn that skill.
Make that phone call.
Go back to school.
Begin that project.
Strengthen your relationship with God.

Don't wait until everything is perfect before you begin. Take the first step, and let each step move you closer to your destination.

Your dream doesn't need another excuse.
Your future doesn't need another delay.

Stop postponing what you can start today.

⏳ Time is a gift. Don't allow procrastination to steal it from you.

Start small. Start imperfectly. But START.

THE DANGER OF PRIDE
There was once a woman who was very successful. She had worked hard, and God had blessed her with wisdom, money, and influence.
But as her blessings increased, something else increased too—her pride.
She began to look down on people who were struggling. She forgot the days when she had nothing. She stopped listening to advice because she believed she knew better than everyone else.
One day, she lost almost everything.
The people she had once looked down on were the ones who came to help her.
With tears in her eyes, she said, “I wish I had understood earlier that what I have is not what makes me better than others.”
That day, she learned a lesson she would never forget:
Pride can make you forget where you came from, but humility will always remind you that everything you have is by God's grace.
Never let success make you despise people.
Never let your position make you feel superior.
Never forget the hands that helped you when you were still climbing.
“God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.” — James 4:6
Stay humble. What God gives can be taken away, but a humble heart will always remain precious before Him. ❤️🙏

AM PRESERVED FOR A PURPOSE 🌿

“Sanctify unto me all the firstborn… it is mine.” — Exodus 13:2

There are aspects of our lives that we may not fully understand, but one truth remains certain: when God preserves a life, He does so with purpose.

Psalm 139:16 says:

“Thine eyes did see my substance, yet being unperfect; and in thy book all my members were written.”

Before I knew myself, God knew me. Before I understood my journey, He had already established the purpose for my life.

Jeremiah 1:5 says:

“Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee.”

Today, I am grateful for the gift of life and for the privilege of serving God.

I have come to understand that life is not accidental, and preservation is not without divine intent.

God has sustained me through seasons I cannot fully explain, carried me through battles I could not fight on my own, and brought me to a place where I can serve Him and positively impact lives.

So today, my declaration is:

I am preserved for a purpose.I am alive for a purpose.I am called for a purpose.And my life belongs to God.

May I never live carelessly with the life God has entrusted to me.

Lord, use my life for Your glory. 🙏🏽

God will use our lives for his Glory in Jesus name.

Have you ever been rejected? Rejected for a job, a relationship, an opportunity, or even by people you loved? It hurts. But don't let rejection convince you that God has rejected you.
Sometimes what feels like rejection is actually God's way of redirecting you to something better. Closed doors are not always signs of failure; they can be signs of God's protection and guidance.
Joseph was rejected by his brothers, yet God used that rejection to position him for leadership in Egypt. David was overlooked before he was anointed king. Even our Lord Jesus Christ was rejected by many, yet through Him came salvation for the world.
If a door has closed, don't lose hope. Trust that God sees what you cannot see. He knows the end from the beginning, and He is able to turn every disappointment into a divine appointment.
Remember: Rejection by people does not mean abandonment by God. Sometimes God closes one door because He is preparing a greater one.
"The stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone." — Psalm 118:22
Prayer: Heavenly Father, help us to trust You when we face rejection. Give us the grace to believe that Your plans are always better than our own. Lead us in the path You have prepared for us, and let every rejection become a testimony of Your faithfulness. In Jesus' name, Amen.
Question for discussion: Have you ever experienced a rejection that later turned out to be a blessing? Share your testimony in the comments and encourage someone who may be struggling today.