CATALYST OF THE WEEK

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It may not come when you expect it,

It may not come the way you wanted it,

It may not come at the time you tagged right 😉

It may even seem as though it won’t come again 😅

But hope and Faith in the truth always turns out right.

Keep holding on, keep trusting and keep doing your very best.

Time will prove it all.

God Still Cares!!!

Happy New Week 🎉🎉🗺️

©J.O AKUBO

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