by Daily Dew Testimonies | Dec 20, 2025 | Marriage
I humbly surrender all praise to the Holy One of Israel, my Lord and Saviour. Glory be to His Holy name. I wanted to fast and pray for my husband for 7 days. This was in November 2021. So when I fasted and prayed, there was an unusual vision of a lion swallowing a black snake. So I knew there was destruction of the enemy. At the end of the 7-day fast, God also gave a promise from Revelation 5:5. Simultaneously, during the 7-day fast, God also gave my husband a song in his sleep. He woke up at 3 am and wrote the song. I thank God for arresting the arrestor of my husband’s destiny in Jesus’ mighty name. Also Read: How God Creates: Creating by Separation Men in the Bible: The Man that God Did Not Respect (1) Psalm 23: A Line-by-Line Journey Into the Heart of the Shepherd The Little Cross I Wear: A Symbol of Grace, Mercy, and Daily Surrender Why God Allows Pain Appreciating God for the Fruit of the Womb You can now partner with the Daily Dew Ministry by clicking here
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by Daily Dew Testimonies | Sep 5, 2025 | Marriage
At a recent Women’s Conference in Cape Town, I invited my colleague. She was unable to attend but said she would sponsor a ticket for someone else. After the conference, I chatted with her and I told her I was praying for her that she also receives a blessing along with all of us who attended because she gave of herself even though she couldn’t be there. She has been patiently waiting for her boyfriend of 9 years to pop the question although they did go shopping for a promise ring a few years back. He finally proposed this past weekend! She is engaged! Try God Also Read: Understanding God: He is Quick and Dispassionate Nehemiah’s Leadership Playbook: Zeal He Was God Backed Saved from Idol Worship and Death An Easter Reflection You can now partner with the Daily Dew Ministry by clicking here
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by Daily Dew Testimonies | Aug 27, 2025 | Marriage, Testimonies
In the forty years Jim and I were together, thirty-six of those were spent at our home in the county in Boyds, Maryland. My peaceful, comfortable life on our five-acre farmette came to a screeching halt with Jim’s diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. Just three weeks later, he went home to be with Jesus. It was fast and horrible. Grief tumbles surviving spouses into a myriad of directions. Some are paralyzed. Me? I got busy. Maintaining the house and property was a full-time endeavor. My initial coping mechanism made friends and family cringe. Jim never cared about his wardrobe. So, the week following his funeral, I gave all his clothes and shoes to charity. Over the next 15 months, each time I walked by his empty closet, it was an excruciating reminder of his absence. Discarding everything may have been premature. I began visiting model homes, desperately wanting to downsize. My priorities included one floor living, a gas fireplace, a garage, and a neighborhood where a landscaping service would deal with the grass. Four local communities had model homes meeting all my needs. Each had a large kitchen, breakfast nook, and a family room with a gas fireplace; slightly different, all nicely appointed. Landscaping crews mowed and mulched; my hopes soared. Wandering into one model’s master bedroom, I needed no more
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by Daily Dew Testimonies | Jul 25, 2025 | Marriage, Testimonies
I grew up in a large family fully committed to attending a Church in Little Hulton, where we attended twice each Sunday and also Sunday school in the afternoon. We were all in the church choir. When I left school I went into nursing and it was there that I met with a Christian nurse who invited me to her church to hear the gospel. I started to attend the church and it was then that I realized that being a Christian was having a personal relationship with Christ, of knowing him as your Lord and Saviour. I came to know Christ as my personal Saviour and Lord. To know the triune God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as being the ultimate being that deserves all our praise and worship. Throughout nursing, I attended the Nurses Christian Fellowship where I met other Christians and together we sought to witness for Christ. On becoming a Christian I didn’t feel settled in the Church at home, and became involved with a local mission church where I served the Lord for many years. I was once asked why I did not return to my home church where I was brought up. I replied that I did not feel happy reciting words from a book when I could personally speak to the Lord in
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by Daily Dew Testimonies | Apr 30, 2025 | Marriage, Visa/Travel
God Is Faithful I came to the USA from Kenya in 2007. Before then I was very scared to come here. I went to an Australian campus in Malaysia for… God Is Faithful I came to the USA from Kenya in 2007. Before then I was very scared to come here. I went to an Australian campus in Malaysia for my first year of college since I was not sure I could handle being in the USA. Later when I left for my holiday, my parents convinced me to pursue studies in the USA or Australia. I started the application process and told God the first response would be His will for me. I got accepted to MC, I took the I20 to the embassy for visa application. I told God unless He is coming with me to the USA, I do not want a visa. Getting a US visa is a tough process for many with numerous attempts but for me, on my first attempt, I got the visa. Glory to God, I knew no matter what I faced in a foreign country, in the city of New York where I knew no one, He would always be by my side. That’s all I needed. My journey started on August 25, 2007. I was pursuing a bachelor’s degree in
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by Daily Dew Testimonies | Apr 26, 2025 | Marriage
The Third Strand is God My husband from time to time has impotency issues. This puts a strain on our relationship and in the past, before we had married and… The Third Strand is God My husband from time to time has impotency issues. This puts a strain on our relationship and in the past, before we had married and were just engaged, I had responded by being unfaithful. These extraneous relationships were a source of anxiety for me and a source of pain for my then fiancé. They destroyed the trust in our relationship. After repeated unfaithfulness, I decided that I couldn’t stand hurting our relationship any longer and decided to marry my fiancé and strive to be faithful, come hell or high water. This was an act of faith in and of itself. When my husband entered another bout of impotency a few months ago I felt tempted to cheat. I began flirting with someone else, though I prayed that God would intervene and help me not to cheat. I also kept praying a verse from Suffrages A in the Book of Common Prayer, Morning Prayer Rite I, “Make thy chosen people joyful” in the hope that God would bring the joy back into our marriage. After a week of praying God answered both of my prayers. The
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