What's Today like for you

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"Why do we feel lazy or tired at times? 

What are you feeding your Mind?
Sometimes it could be the result of stress or a health condition, and so many other factors but one other cogent reason is the 'Sapa Syndrome' - that's when you're broke! I woke up this morning contemplating whether to go to church, not because I felt tired inside, but my body responded to the thought that I am exhausted. I dragged myself out of bed; I couldn't iron my clothes before the power supply was cut off, and the rain started drizzling. I was hoping it would rain, secretly wanting to use it as an excuse to stay in. The only reason for my tiredness was that I didn't have enough money to take me to church. But I know I'd never be stranded, even without money; I just didn't want to put myself in a compromising situation. So, I told myself, 'Girl, you're going!' and had to prepare for service. I was exhausted and had to look for something else to wear that I wouldn't have to iron. While searching, I picked up a denim jacket, and it was perfect. Then, I didn't know why I looked into the pocket, and that's when I saw money! It would take me to church and back. I was so happy; a minute ago, I didn't have the strength to jump, but at this point, there was a big smile on my face, and I realized I wasn't tired. The energy came flooding back, and I was ready for today's service. I believe I'll be blessed by the Word of God today. I realize that sometimes our bodies react to our minds; if we tell our minds that we're strong, our bodies automatically respond. 
When we tell our mind we have fear, then everything around us brings fear, and our body reacts to it. 
What are you feeding your Mind with consciously or unconsciously
Happy Sunday to you all!
How was the Service today?
Mine was Word-filled. Grateful to the Grace of being in Church Today
 Have you ever experienced anything like this?" How was your experience like?

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