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Last Easter Sunday at the Grand Easter Feast, we were asked to reflect on what ordinary task God wanted us to do.
He told me, βπΊππ‘ πππππππ πππ βππ£π π ππππππ¦.β
It seemed like an ordinary taskβsomething most people are expected to do. But after a series of unfortunate events, here I amβstill single.
I had an argument with God that day. While everyone else was praising and worshiping, I was having a full-blown confrontation with Him. For years, I pleaded that if He was calling me to single blessedness, He would take this desire away. Instead, it only grew deeper.
βπΈπ£ππ π‘βππ’πβ πΌ π€πππ π‘βπππ’πβ π‘βπ π£πππππ¦ ππ π‘βπ π βππππ€ ππ ππππ‘β, πΌ π€πππ ππππ ππ ππ£ππβ¦β β ππ πππ 23:4
I was reminded to keep the faith, even without knowing what lies ahead.
Three days ago, I stood before a wedding altarβthe same church where I was once supposed to be wed. Instead of a white gown, I wore a navy blue dress, just one of the guests. The future still feels uncertain, but I know only God truly sees.
Maybe I will marry in a different church. Maybe with a different man. I donβt know.
But one thing is certainβif God says it will happen, then it will. I just have to wait and keep the faith.
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