There was a time when a doctor looked me in the eye and said, “Young lady, you are too young for cancer.” I underwent three consecutive surgeries, uncertain if I would ever stand or walk straight again. My face was marred with dark spots, and the doctor warned that I might never have children. But in the midst of this wilderness, God gave me a “Rhema” word from Isaiah 43:1-2, which granted me victory over my situation.
I received God’s perfect healing—He preserved my life. Today, I walk straight, run, jump, and praise the Lord. The look on my face now is living evidence of God’s divine healing, and I am a joyful mother of children.
In our challenges, we must seek God. He is our refuge and strength, a very present help in times of trouble. He speaks to us in our most difficult situations, and His voice silences all other voices of the enemy, giving us courage and confidence to face our giants. We are called to believe God’s Word fully and to declare His promises over our lives.
Writing Prompt by John Njuguna Irungu Sometimes believers undergo seasons of wilderness, could be in your ministry and/or in your ordained purpose in life. These are situations that could lead to despair, depression and present an opportunity to call it quits. Referencing the book of 1st Kings 19:1-18, write a short story about a time when you overcame a challenging season in the wilderness. Tell us what helped you win over the temptation to quit, and the lessons learnt
