by Yvette van Niekerk I've noticed that fasting can be an arduous journey for me. It seems that people, in general, become irritable in my presence. They tend to act spitefully and do things that provoke me. However, I understand that they may not even realize their behavior, especially when I'm observing a fast. It's as though trouble seems to find me effortlessly during these times. But let's not dwell on these personal experiences. Let's delve into the true essence of fasting. In my opinion, the primary purpose of fasting is to draw closer to the divine, to the LORD God. It's crucial to comprehend why one embarks on a fast, keeping in mind the desired outcomes. I begin by compiling a list of reasons for fasting, jotting down habits or aspects I wish to change. It's undeniably challenging, particularly for someone who cherishes food. Typically, I seek out relevant scriptures and daily devotional plans tailored for a 21-day fast. Here are the motives be...
"May the best day of your past Be the worst day of your future." My Dad always wished me this Irish Blessing and I want it to matter today and every other day in my life.