The Pen of the Writer Int'l

(Continued from Part 1)   Also, you may want to say this is the church your parents attend and you have been there since you were born, infact you are the choirmaster/mistress, hence can’t leave for another church; despite being sure you don’t belong there. With due respect, may I ask you that if your father raised his family in Ghana, must you compulsorily raise yours in Ghana as well? Another person may say, this is the church my husband attends; hence this is where God wants us to be. Please have you ever asked him whether God wants him there or not? What actually informed his decision of settling in that church? The question of ‘which church to attend?’ is a critical question that must be answered correctly because that is where your portions; your own things; will be sent to. That is your registered 'home' address in heaven! My spiritual father would say, in every decision you want to make in life, first ensure you get it RIGHT, and then start getting BETTER in it...

Few months ago, I relocated to a new accommodation but both the former and the new are in the same estate; just two streets away from eachother. Few weeks before I left, I was expecting a parcel to be delivered but it delayed. Although I ought to inform the organisation (that was to send the parcel to me) of my change of address, I decided to just inform the landlady about it so that she could sign and receive it for me when it arrives. Some days after my departure, the parcel was delivered but there was none to sign for it. The courier agent met the landlady’s absence while the new tenant (who was not formerly informed) refused to sign for it; stating that he didn’t know the addressee. Consequently, the parcel was returned. When I was informed, I contacted the courier and gave them my new address; stressing that it is just two streets away but they insisted they could only deliver it to the address given, and advised that I should inform the organisation so that they could be ins...