What ‘the blood’ can do!!!

What ‘the blood’ can do!!!

Dedicated to my lovely cousin whose name you will come across as you read…

Usually performers who play various roles like drama, choreography, poetry reciting etc., in the course of a program take time to rehearse carefully what they intend doing during the program in order to correct any necessary errors which may occur before the main show. This does not apply to life; life is not a rehearsals. You have only one chance to have good time with family and friends; there is no such opportunity after life on this earth.

Quite recently a cousin of mine did not even know the surname I was using and many more. The only thing I can tell her was “our parents have caused us greater loss and harm which need to be terminated with immediate effect”. Anita wept deeply and that’s when I realized what ‘the blood’ can do. Not surprising the blood of one man, Christ Jesus, can cure the greatest problem of man; sin. If you know a relative that you have not actually have some constant contact with, take advantage of this august occasion, call him/ her today and tell him what the blood can do. Merry Christmas to you all…

…..Daniel Odoi©…..

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