My Pot of Oil

Good day Beloved!

I was in so much debt that I was affected in my thinking mindset and I sought for help from the scriptures.

I was desperate. I prayed. I needed answers and God led me to 2Kings 4. What I read in that portion of the Bible came alive in my spirit like a strong volcanic eruption. It was revelation. It was light.

I started applying what I read. To the glory of God, my debts are taken care of by God using my POT OF OIL.

You may not understand but it has helped me. I started putting it down since last year into a book and all the experiences God was bringing my way was being noted down.

All these experiences & the revelations have been blended together in this new book - *MY POT OF OIL*

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  1. Krys Nnaemeka16 October 2017 at 12:31

    Thanks for sharing this. I'll share this on my timeline

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