Happy new year! I’m so happy to be back here on the blog. We had a fruitful 2019, yeah? Believe me when I say we are going to have a swell time right on this platform this year. How did the first few weeks of the year go? Have you started working on those goals …
I have grown. Oh yes I have. Ife Grace is not where she used to be spiritually. I have seen transformation in great measures. I have experienced God in different dimensions. I have known him as a Father. I have made mistakes. I have cried. I have wondered if serving God was worth it. I …
This post is not in any way meant to derive sympathy from anyone. This is my blog and part of what I do here is to share my personal experiences as I journey through life. About three years ago, a friend called to inform me about my class’ convocation at the university of Lagos. His …
Few years ago, I was the chief custodian of worry. If the devil were to give an award for the most worrisome human in 2011, my name would definitely be mentioned. I worried about everything. It stole my joy, my peace, and at a point my communion with God. You know what worrying did to …
What kind of person is Ife-Grace? Who really is the person behind this blog? What are you going to see when you get to know her? I’m still learning so much about her too and watching as she improves day by day. However here’s a little something just for you. *winks. Can we just get …
Cross over night was an exciting time for me. Responding to prophetic declarations with a resounding ‘Amen’ was just enough to believe in the easy life 2019 would bring my way. That night, I blasted in tongues, started my one year bible reading plan, caught rhema from the Word and had a beautiful time writing …
I didn’t know I had been battling depression until I got to my second year in the university. Suddenly, I became restless and unable to concentrate on my studies. I began to have dreams where I saw myself in psychiatric wards and among mentally deranged people. It got so bad that one night, I got …
That was how Irene left her lane to face a bus packed full with little children. The driver flashed his headlight several times and just as it slammed hard on the break, she swerved to her lane but then there was a truck behind her. Thankfully, the truck was moving slowly and it stopped right …
After staying at home for close to a year without having a job, I got the gist that there was an internship opportunity in an exchange program somewhere in Cote I’voire. The fact that I would finally wake up in the morning and dressed up for work thrilled and excited me. You tell your friend, …
One evening as I did my routine mail check, I saw an invite for a job interview. I was very excited. If you have stayed at home as a unemployed graduate for months, you should be able to relate to my feelings of excitement. I was surprised at first because I couldn’t remember applying to …