🍁CRUCIFIED🍁

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It is common to hear kids crucify the names of people when they start speaking. But over time they change by after learning or perfecting the art of rolling their tongues well.
We equally mispronounce certain words daily and abuse the meanings in people's behaviour, and we somehow learn and change.
We are replete with complaints in bearing our crosses, when we still crucify the countenance in Christ's salvation.
We often crucify the truth in many situation in order to save the disgraceful face of deceit and lies. 
Sometimes we just need crucify our old sinful selves with Christ.
We need to crucify the ills in our hearts and turn on a new leave.
May our lives be transformed with the Risen Lord.
May the light of the newness of His Resurrection, inspire us to live peacefully.
May this joy inspire a renewed hope of abundance in every aspect of our lives.
May the blessing of Easter refresh us all in a special way. Remain blessed.🙏🏿

‪#‎KYB✍🏿#

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