From Grass to Grace: From Rags to Riches
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1. Realise your need for God
2. Move closer to him
3. Depart from your old ways
4. Embrace Gods ways
5. Live a more Godly Life
Dapo Ademola Omisore
My name is Dapo Omisore. I hailed from Ile-Ifein Nigeria, born and raised in Ibadan. The book “From Grass To Grace” is a fulfillment of a long-term ambition. It is dated back to my childhood days. It’s successful completion is the zenith and realization of childhood dreams. The driving force compelling the writing of this book is the inseparable marriage between the keen and intense love for God and literature. The love for the supreme being and superb ideal and legacy are interlocked in this book. The book is the meeting and melting pot and point of the three factors.
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From Grass to Grace - Dapo Ademola Omisore
FROM GRASS TO GRACE
From Rags to Riches
DAPO ADEMOLA OMISORE
25387.pngFROM GRASS TO GRACE
From Rags to Riches
Copyright © 2015 by Dapo Ademola Omisore
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Contents
The Invisible And Imperceptible Hand
Multi-Faceted Face Of Color
Where Do You Really Fit-In
The Progression Of The New Period
More Grease To Your Elbow
Wrecked
Repose Trust In Me My Child
The Antidote
Emptiness
Categorization
Multiple Directions
Pledges
Leaning
The Multi-Faceted Faces Of Sounds
The Clarion
Belated
The Travesty Of The Ultimate Robbers
Popularity
The Swing Box
Golden And Flamboyant Lifestyle
Reaping
Doors Opened
Inconsistent And Unplanned Lives
Changeable Styles
Our Labor
Disengaging From Active Duty
Aphorism (Reflection)
Subterfuge (Untruth)
The Memorable Individual
Safe-Landing
My Fantasy
Tempted Beyond Measure
My Soul
Summary And Conclusions
A Second Change
Unending Toiling
The Siege
Vacating Depression
Give Him Grace
Poem On Relentless Yearning (12/12/08)
The Bright Side Of Failure
Do Not Quit
Gallant Departure
Poem On Fear
Jesus, The Only Approachable God.
Poem On Hope
Who Else?
Jesus Only
THE INVISIBLE AND IMPERCEPTIBLE HAND
Scores of events transpired mysteriously. Chains of occurrences happened most amazingly.
Legions of issues rear their ugly heads most astonishingly – logical answers elude us. Events that can only be praised regardless and irrespective of their nature and magnitude still needs to be explained.
The assurance of the presence of God notwithstanding I was quite frankly and in all honesty besieged with loneliness unhappiness, sadness and dejection I can no longer withstand.
Keeping in mind all these experiences took place in the confinement and comfort of the four walls of the church some folks outside probably do not experienced these phenomenal troubles even though they are largely unchurched.
I should have been solaced and glad essentially, my presence in the church should have invoke and provoke in me some form of gratification.
I should have been cherished. In a split second so much had happened so quickly, in a fraction of a minute my greatest fear quietly, discreetly, and momentarily surfaced.
It seemed everything had compounded and I was about to lodge a complaint I was rapidly on the verge and brink of succumbing.
From nowhere out of the blue surrounded by an array of people I felt the figurative touch of a hand. The grip was fleeting but vehement and firm.
Eventually at the end of his brief and memorable encounter. I was highly impressed and understand.
I cast my gaze around wondering, puzzled and perturbed I was slightly disturbed painstakingly I glanced again has anyone touched me by chance I imagined there was no one in sight the
