Mercy Anang Blogspot

To that lady struggling with inferiority complex. Sometimes, you've got to remember that you can never be "that girl". Accept the fact that you were born to be "this girl". That you have purpose & God has provided everything you would ever need to be "this girl". Be joyful in the season He molds you. Be content with His bountiful blessings & keep your gaze on the One who has loved you with eternal love. You, woman are not defined by your hips and curves. Your worth is not based on false affirmation and validation. You are God's masterpiece- His delight and amazing handicraft. You, woman are not defined by society's misinterpretation of beauty. If you call yourself a daughter of the King, and have unwavering confidence that you are, then be rest assured- You are secure and loved in Him. To that lady struggling with inferiority complex, maybe you might want to know that I always wanted to be "that girl". NOW, I'm "this

I grew up in a family of believers: ·          They believe that God is alive. ·          They go to church every Sunday to worship and praise God. ·          They pray and believe that God answers their prayers. ·          BUT they have not found the true Gospel of Jesus Christ. I HAVE WITNESSED THE POWER OF GOD. I was only 14 years old when my mother was reported sick. At that time I was staying in the Eastern Cape, looking after my disable aunt and her new born baby. I overheard my aunt speaking on the phone, about how bad the condition of my mother was at the hospital, after the call she never told me anything. I was in bed, I cried so hard that night and I asked the Lord to help my mother to live. I am sure he did because few days later my mother’s condition was getting better. At the back of my mind I grew up knowing there is God but I was clueless in how I can build a relationship with him. My first attempt was to visit various churches around where I stayed but non