In my stay at the Nigeria Christian Corpers Fellowship (NCCF), I've been put under a series of trainings and subjected under a path of self-discovery. Staying at the family house has left me adapting to different life situations and occurrences and it is teaching me new things everyday. One of the very few things of which is having an accommodating heart for the different people around me while still standing by my principles. There's this habit of shuffling rooms that happens from time to time when new batches come in and old ones go out. So far, this is my 3rd time being shuffled and it has left my usually calm being ruffled. My current roommates are an amazing bunch, don't get me wrong but for someone who has led a quiet and simple life somewhat, this is not easy for me. My current roommates are what I'd consider a more expressive bunch and sometimes, it feels like we're worlds apart. My previous roommate and sister, Gem, clicked with me right from the start, eve
Understanding... How would you feel if someone took what belonged to you, let's say a diamond, without your knowledge? Crazy question, right? Of course you'd be furious! Why would this person take what was mine? How dare he/she? This person obviously knows that this precious jewel, this beautiful possession is mine and still has the audacity to take it! But here's a simple truth, you didn't even know it was yours to begin with and so, all of the drama wouldn't hold water, and most definitely would not be taking place. Now here's the unique thing. The scenario above depicts how we truly are today! We basically do not know what we have! We do not know essentially whom we are. We walk around with our golds in our pockets without a care in the world because we do not know the value of what we have in us and even without our knowledge, this priceless possession is swiped from us right under our noses and we're left with nothing but a shadow of the glory and po