After many weeks of itching to read this great epistle from the table of Pastor Kola Olugbodi, Husby finally got one for me when I wouldn’t let him rest.

Reasons have been that, have heard little of his ordeals from my hubby, so I couldn’t wait to read the original version from the horse’s mind

Plus, the testimonies of those that have read earlier kept fueling the drive and desire to read mine.

So I kicked off with the reading, hoping to complete it under a few hours, but Praise Africa preparation and Peace delayed the finishing. She kept stealing the book off me at every slight chance.

She got so captivated with it and finished it barely under four (4) hours. The impact the book had on her was heavier than mine. Especially when she met IpinnuOluwakiiye, and also saw the author and the wife at Praise Africa, this made her believe every content of the literature much more.

Sir, your book has stirred up Peace faith and has “gingered” her hope for the future. The encounter she had through the book blew my mind, and I pray she won’t get over it. Amen

Long before I got married, even when the future looked so bleak, I had so many plans, aspirations and goals, though not with so many clear understanding of how to achieve all.

So seeing the little achievement I had in marriage, through God’s help and Husby support, I just felt life is good enough and OK for me.

With all sincerity and humility, Through It, All just told me that “this Comfort Zone” of mine is too dangerous…………….. I can birth all that was preconceived about me before my conception.
Poor me, am just merrying in my “better state” when my BEST is beckoning on me.

Now am recommending #ThroughItAll to everyone.
You wouldn’t see Pst Kola today and believe he actually passed through half of what he wrote down.

From Polio (crawling on His Chest), to several rejections, joblessness, childlessness, homelessness and serious debt, nothing spelt the end of a life than these.

But in all today, he’s standing tall to the glory of God. Aiye ti won ni ko le pa’go, o ti ko le alarinrin (The one we thought cannot build a tent has mounted a great mansion).

We all have our stories to share, but we can all come Through It All !!!!!!