Thriving Words

Welcome to the first edition of the #WayOutSeries, You gotta read it from bottom up so as to follow. If you have got any question, feel free to mail to thrivingwords@gmail.com     It is wise to look to the strong for strength. The LORD is stronger than the strongest.  There is a way out for u. Help has been provided for u. It's true n u can receive help.  I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence comes my help. My help cometh from the LORD  Many self-help books actually don't seem to help us. That is because that its not d right place to look 4 help. # WayOutSeries @ Gidi_Traffic But u can be immune from the difficulty if u are on the WayOut lane. # WayOutSeries @

RCCG Doctrine simply means what the church (RCCG) believes in. Below is the doctrine of The Redeemed Christian Church of God; THE BIBLE TEACHING We believe that all the Scriptures, both New and Old Testaments are written by the inspiration of the Holy Spirit – II Timothy 3:16-17, Luke 24:25-27. All the Christian teachings and the Christian attitude of the children of god are such that are established in the Holy Bible – II Timothy 3:10-15, 2 Peter 1:21; John 17:17; Psalm 119:105. We believe that in the Bible are written and revealed unto us the will of God: Man’s position to God, the way to obtain salvation; woe and destruction awaiting sinners that refuse to repent and everlasting joy that is kept for the born again souls. All Bible teachings are holy, what the Bible reveals as the will of God are such that we Should accept, and whatever God writes in the Bible and His Law are to remain unchangeable; for the Heaven and Earth may pass away but the Word of God stands for ever

If you haven't read the First Part, read it here When I'd dried my eyes, I found Mom in the kitchen, washing the dinner dishes. "I'm sorry," I said sheepishly, picking up a towel to dry the dishes. My mom turned toward me. "It's okay," she said putting her hand on mine. "I'm going to trust your judgment on this. But I think you two better watch a movie here instead of going out." "It's a deal," I said, then added, "don't believe everything Kristina says." She didn't seem reassured. "I just hope you're making a good choice." O n Friday night, Brad arrived right at seven o'clock. As we sat on the couch after the movie, he told me he wanted to turn his life around. "I got mixed up with some pretty heavy drinking and even some drugs," he confessed. "What can I say? I really liked to party. I hit bottom when I was put on probation. My parents about kil

I felt a gentle tap on my shoulder as I dug through my messy locker. When I looked up, tiny beads of sweat formed on my palms. It was Brad*. "Hi," I said, startled. I was always nervous around Brad. I'd had a crush on him since our first class together that year. And now, here he was, standing next to me. "Hi," he said coolly, flashing his perfect smile. "Are you busy Friday night?" My heart did a somersault. Not trusting my voice, I shook my head no. "Would you like to go out with me?" he asked, smiling confidently. "Of course!" I exclaimed, not even trying to hide my excitement. "I'd love to." "Great. It's a date, then," he said smoothly. I couldn't believe it. Brad was Mr. Popular. He was a total jock and he had even been the homecoming king. We'd had a ton of classes together, but he had never shown any interest in dating me. Until now. We'd been talking a lot in class