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Life is a Journey

Let me first describe what a journey is. It means traveling from one place to another with the intention of arriving at your desired destination. When we travel, we all want to arrive on time without any unnecessary delays. Life is a journey. If you didn’t know, let me unfold it to you today. In the book of (John 14: 2-4), Jesus tells his disciples that he is going home to prepare a place for them, because in his father’s house there are many houses and that he’ll come back again to take them so that they can be where he is.
Jesus was making his disciples to understand that he wouldn’t be in this world forever or for so long. He knew that he was on his way to heaven. Stop being ignorant about life, but be determined about what Jesus told his disciples. It is very foolish to not know where you are heading to.

 Imagine getting into the car, not knowing where you are going to end up. My words of encouragement are: along your journey, you are going to find two roads. One leads to death (wide); the other leads to life (narrow). If you choose a narrow road, it has no shortcuts, and sometimes you will face hardships, rejections, or pain along the way, but don’t give up. Be of good heart. The Bible in the book of (James 2:1) tells us that we must count it joy whenever we go through trials.... Trials are painful, and James is urging us that we should be prepared for everything. 

There will come a point when you will feel as if you are a stag on the road and no one is paying attention to you. Don't be concerned; just keep going. The benefits of pursuing that path are filled with joy, celebration, and tranquility. God will reward you for your perseverance, obedience, and dedication.

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