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It's 2021 and Hope is in the Air!


We've just come from one of the most tumultuous Year in recent times.. 2020 is not a year we will forget soon


But this new Year Many, if not all of us are very optimistic that the Year will be better than the last. We have hope that Covid19 storm will abate , That the economy will be better and that we will flourish in all aspects of our lives.


Seeing as I'm writing this on The Eve of Valentine's Day, I Dare Say that Love is in the Air 🤗😍💖. 


Today I'm only here to Encourage You to Keep Hope Alive to remind you that Our Hope is Christ. In Him we have an Anchor⚓ so let us hold on to Him for He never Fails🙏

Job 14:7
For there is hope for a tree: If it is cut down, it will sprout again, and its tender shoots will not fail. (KJV)


#BeEncouraged
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  1. Shii KamandeFebruary 13, 2021 at 7:36 AM

    Zero doubts that looooove is in the air! God loves you so much and so do we. Also, Thank you for reminding us that we have an anchor for our souls ❤️

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