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Dr. Annick Nago-Adjei is a petroleum engineer by profession. She holds a PhD in Petroleum engineering from the Pennsylvania State University, and has been in academia and in the oil & gas industry for close to 10 years.
Writing has always been a passion of hers and she has decided to put together this space to share her experience, her journey and her lessons learned about her faith in God and life in general. It is her desire to see this blog encourage many in their journey with God and be motivated and inspired to keep moving forward despite the challenges of life.
Dr. Annick Nago-Adjei is originally from the Ivory Coast. She is married to Rev. Emmanuel Adjei, who is currently the lead pastor of Prayer Palace in Accra, Ghana and founder of EA Outreach Ministries, which has impacted more than 28 nations with the JERICHO annual conferences. They are parents to two wonderful daughters.
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All I want for Christmas…, Mon voeu pour Noël…
I believe with the fulfillment of one’s purpose on Earth also comes the sense of “divine rest”, where the vicissitudes of life don’t move you
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“Trust me…I got you, Fais moi confiance… je te tiens”
When God made me powerless, that’s when I realized where the true power lied. I learned the true meaning of trusting God with everything that is dear to me.
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Mission Accomplished! Mission Accomplie!
If you have been a Christian for some time, you should be quite familiar with this expression: “Hold on to His Word”. We have heard it so many times that it may sound cliché. We are told to believe, we… Read More ›
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Lose yourself to find yourself again! Perds toi pour te retrouver!
Everybody knows the story of the prodigal son: A very wealthy man had two sons. One day the younger one comes to him and says: “Give me all my inheritance, for I want to leave”. The father was reluctant at… Read More ›
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Letting go does not always mean Giving up! Céder, ce n’est pas abandonner!
Sometimes in life, no matter how hard you try, you just have to let go of certain dreams and aspirations, to allow God to guide you through a particular season. Still, stay convinced that it is only, but for a little while: “And after you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to his eternal glory in Christ, will himself restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you.” 1 Peter 5:10, ESV
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“Collateral Beauty”, “Beauté collatérale”
I remember being intrigued by this movie when it first came out and it just happened to be shown on TV yesterday. Another thing that always amazes me is that God’s timing is always perfect, and just like he used… Read More ›
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Be hopeful, always….Gardez toujours l’espoir!
I woke up this morning with a heart filled with a different kind of excitement! I woke up just simply hopeful, not because all is well and perfect, but because in the midst of it all, God is giving me… Read More ›
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A new dawn is coming…Une nouvelle aube se lève….
Then I went down to the potter’s house, and there he was, making something at the wheel. And the vessel that he made of clay was marred in the hand of the potter; so he made it again into another… Read More ›
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Don’t cry for Leah! Ne pleure pas pour Léa!
“When God saw that Leah was unloved, He opened her womb, but Rachel remained barren” Genesis 29:31, NKJV. Leah’s story is quite intriguing. Forced to marry Jacob who instead loved her sister, she had to endure her husband’s indifference for… Read More ›
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Radical miracles sometimes call for radical acts of faith!
I believe that a christian who cannot be radical when the season calls for it, could see the enemy kill his vision in the womb. Most people are familiar with the story of Tamar in the bible, and most times, this… Read More ›
