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My Dad
I have not been able to write since 2021.
I am just having the courage to write. My dad passed in 2021. I have grieved him since then. I am crying as I write this. But I want to write now to remember who my dad was.
I am his only daughter out of seven of us; three of us from my mom.
I miss my dad everyday. Even though, I’m married with three kids.
My dad, Professor Olumuyiwa Akinade Sanda was well respected in the community. He loved education. He loved to read. He wrote and authored many books. He loved his country Nigeria and his hometown, Ibadan. He served his people in Nigeria, in the city of Ibadan and even in the rural Alegongo where he was from.
He was kind to his people to a fault.
I will forever be grateful to him for his love for me. For how he brought myself and my brothers up to be disciplined.
He was not perfect at home but he gave his best to us his children. He sacrificed everything to make sure we his children got the best in life. I am in the United States of America all because of my dad. I will forever be grateful.
I wish I was with him when he passed. I was in the United States and he was in Nigeria.
I am glad despite his past mistakes, he found God. I believe he is with God.
I am praying that my dad’s legacy continues and is forever remembered.
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The Imperfect Christian
We often look at Christians as perfect people, born again, saved, sanctified, full of the holy spirit and without sin, unable to, cannot or should not make mistakes….
That’s a lot! No one is perfect.
I definitely have made mistakes and a lot. But that does not mean I do not love God. The bible says seven times will a righteous man fall and seven times will he rise.. .Proverbs 24:16. This means we should not remain on the ground after falling.
Falling means making a mistake, knowingly or unknowingly committing a sin.
We should get back up again. That is, make every effort to return to God and do His will once we realize our mistakes.
We are all imperfect people whether Christians or non Christians. However, our imperfections are made perfect when we get back up after falling and we turn to God for help and mercy.
Christians are not perfect people that is why they follow Christ and are called Christians. It is in Christ that we can be perfect. Christians are imperfect people following Christ to have their imperfections pruned away.
That is why you have some Christian falling back into sin. Such imperfect Christians who go back to God and stay with God have their imperfections slowly and steadily shed away….its a process.
This is the same for anyone who turns to God, your imperfections are slowly taken away and you have a renewed way of life.
I am not perfect but I love the Lord and serve him. As I yield to him, he makes me perfect. You might think you are the worst sinner in the world or a disobedient Christian or a backslider, or a lukewarm Christian, however, God makes you perfect as you follow him.
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