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JOB
With my new JOB, I have changed my address for good.
What about you?
I can't remember if I told you that:
I have moved out from Beggars Alley, located at 2 Poverty Lane at the corner of Down and Out Circle. As of today, I have a brand new home. My new address is Living Well on 231 Abundance Terrace, located at the corner of Blessings Drive and Prosperity Peak. It's in the God Can neighbourhood. No longer will I allow myself to travel to the other side of town on Begging Peter to Pay Paul Route, located at a dead end intersection called I Don't Have, which connects with Borrowers’ Junction! I no longer hang out at Failure's Place, near Excuses Avenue, next to Procrastination Point. I've moved to an upscale community called Higher Heights with unlimited potential and opportunities for me to succeed. I can do ALL things through CHRIST who strengthens me! Life is good because God is good! Care to change your address? There are many vacancies! GREAT IS THY FAITHFULNESS Oh LORD! I AM WELL BLESSED AND SO ARE YOU, in spite of temporary circumstances.
DON'T TELL GOD HOW BIG YOUR STORMS ARE; TELL YOUR STORMS HOW BIG YOUR GOD IS! May God Richly Bless Each and Everyone That Reads This, amen. PHILIPPIANS 4:19 ‘AND MY GOD WILL FULLY SATISFY EVERY NEED OF YOURS ACCORDING TO HIS RICHES IN GLORY IN CHRIST JESUS.’

This is the tract for the month of June. The issue of job cannot be over-emphasised. Enjoy.

Osato
June 2012

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