Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Happy 2015!!!

We have less than 10 hours in this part of the world where I am to see the New Year, 2015. For some reasons I am happy and can't wait to see what this new year 2015 has in store for me. This year which will expire in few hours itself was not a bad year despite the fact that I lost two closed relatives, my aunt and my uncle just six months apart. It was this same year that my niece Angela was also born and her birth certainly took away the tears from losing my aunt and uncle. She is the joy of our family.
Little Angela

It was also a year I definitely checked off as a tough luck I think following July 17th on I-287. We shall never forget. That is certainly why I believe 2015 will bring home something bigger and grander but with all things we shall praise His Holy name. We never know where He intend to bring us next.
On reflection of this year's ups and downs, I also had you all in my mind and prayed that whatever hard times you might have been through in 2014 would be fundamentally be transformed into abundant blessings for you in this 2015.


Happy New Year, may you laugh, love, and live better than you did in 2014.

God loves you all and so do I.

Pal, Ronald.

Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Santa Claus is coming to Town!!

Merry Christmas to you all my wonderful readers.

Christmas is such an amazing day to reflect on a lot of things we often think are highly impossible to accomplish especially when we try very much and fail.


The birth of our Lord Jesus Christ is one single most biggest impossible event in the history of our world some 2000 years ago. 
But as a believer I know that to man a lot of things are impossible but for God all things are always possible. Life itself is a miracle and I pray that the spirit of Christmas will help us grow in faith and to know that with God all things are possible. Of course there should be exchange of gifts, parcels, meals and fellowship but the spirit of Christmas ought to be alive in us without overly "Santaclausifying" the day and the season. 

May we never deviate from the reason this day is here in the first place.