Nehma Ministries Podcast

Two days ago, I entered the kitchen to have my breakfast. I had one man'oushe zaatar in the fridge and I reheated it in the microwave since it's faster than the oven. After 40 seconds, I discovered that I was wrong and hoped I ate it cold. Immediately I recalled one incident happened two years back when we were in Dbayeh. I decided to grow a mint in a pot and I placed it on the balcony. I checked it after 2 weeks to find that it was black and no leaves so logically I assumed it's dead. Two days later, I decided to go out and throw it and was surprise to find it alive with green sprouts all around, and of course I didn't throw it away. This was a small mint and it's insignificant but sometimes we throw priceless stuff like our friends, dreams, relatives just because they seemed dead to us. A man may throw (leave or divorce) his wife simply because she didn't blossom (change) within the period he gave her. Jesus asks us in James 5:7 "...See how the farmer waits for the land to yield its valuable crop, p