It takes humility for our leaders to turn to God. And it's a reminder that we can't do anything without God.
"Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain. Unless the Lord watches over the city, the watchman stays awake in vain."
Psalm 127:1 ESV
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This boy is currently at Onethindi Police Station. He was travelling from Oshakati to Windhoek and, upon reaching the Onethindi service station, he went to use the restroom.
Unfortunately, when he returned, the bus had already departed without him.
His name is Alexander Visagei, and he is 13 years old. He is a learner at Havana Primary School and resides in Havana 3.
For further information, please contact Onethindi Police Station at 081 824 7750.
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The devil is distracting you from finding Jesus because he knows you will know your purpose of being here instead of living aimlessly waiting to die of old age or any mishap that's why most people fear death. Cause you hate no reason for living. Return to your first love Jesus.
Man imagine being in torment forever, not one day, not one hour, or 50 years, trillion years NO its FOREVER that place was made for the devil and his fallen angels not you don't let the devil deceive you with this alcohol, drugs, sex, the love of money, they are all destructive.
No sin is too great dont let the devil convince you that what you did is too vile. Jesus died on the cross for you and rose from the dead to give you new life new meaning. Cause you keep asking why are you on earth? why were you born? The answer is in Jesus.
Repent for the kingdom of God is at hand, don't get lost in trying to get jobs, money, success, blessings etc. These things are all fleeting look around the world we are in the last days. Even if it's not about the last days what if you die today? Where will your eternal soul go?
The enemy overpowered the woman's thoughts but God had other plans to save the babies look at how a young child did all of that, from intuition to response God bless him for his reaction. He was used mightily
A 16-year-old boy has been commended for his swift actions after rescuing twin babies who were thrown into a pond by their mother in Omutundungu village, located in the Omusati Region.
Cornelius Shimwaafeni, a learner at Nicodemus Primary School, was herding livestock near the pond when he witnessed the incident.
Shimwaafeni said he could not stand by and watch the 9-month-old twins drown.
He narrated that he rushed to the pond and pulled both children from the water, and administered CPR before rushing them to the elders at nearby cuca shops for help.
Shimwaafeni’s actions have garnered admiration from both family and community members, with many hailing him as a hero for intervening to save the lives of the twins.
The twins have been discharged from the hospital and are now in the care of their 47-year-old father, while their mother remains in custody facing two counts of attempted murder.
Shimwaafeni expressed his eagerness to recount his heroic actions when school resumes, and his classmates inquire about their holiday experiences.
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Jesus taking up the cross was the will of the Father that's why we as Christians(born again) are told to take up our cross everyday (doing the will of the Father and not of your flesh) which is why itsds very hard but with the holy spirit it's possible❤️
God wants you to consider the possibility that everything happening has been divinely designed to help you gracefully elevate your consciousness into alignment with everything you've ever truly wanted. I know the journey isn't easy but you're growing through it and becoming the person who can receive, appreciate and expand God's most abundant blessings. Keep your heart open to miracles and don't worry about how they'll happen. Just trust that they will.
I was still bedwetting at 21 years old.
My parents tried everything.
They woke me up every hour at night to pee. From 3 p.m., I wasn’t allowed to drink water.
I was always dehydrated… but I would still wake up to a soaked bed.
Nothing worked. I sat on hot coal.
Went from one church to another.
Rubbed red oil on my body.
Used different soaps.
Took medications.
Still… nothing changed.
Instead, I was flogged. Insulted.Shamed.
Like I was doing it on purpose.
In Primary 6, I fought with my best friend.
She told the whole class my secret.
I was mocked every single day after that.
That was the beginning of my trust issues.
Till today… I struggle to trust people.
As I grew older, my body developed.
I had the body men wanted…
but a secret I couldn’t explain. So I kept to myself.
I couldn’t travel.
I couldn’t go to boarding school.
Out of 5 children, I was the only one left behind. My life felt different.
I hated it. I prayed. I fasted.
For years, I had just one prayer:
“God, please make me stop bedwetting.”
But nothing happened.
At 21, I got admission into the university.
My parents were already tired of everything… so they let me go.
I was terrified.
Terrified of being exposed.
Terrified of disgrace in the hostel.
So for 4 days… I didn’t sleep.
On the 5th day, my body gave up.
I slept.
And for the first time in 21 years…
I didn’t wet the bed.
I woke up, checked… Dry.
I can’t even explain the feeling.
That was the happiest day of my life.
Then the next day… still dry.
And the next… still dry.
It just stopped.
Just like that.
Till today, I don’t know why.
Maybe it was fear.
Maybe it was a new environment.
Or maybe…
God finally said, “It’s time.”
If you’re going through something you’re ashamed of… I hope this reminds you:
Your story is not over yet.