Whatever your problems may be, they pale in insignificance in the light of eternity. No matter how great your failures, — Prince Akwarandu
Whatever your problems may be, they pale in insignificance in the light of eternity. No matter how great your failures, — Prince Akwarandu
Whatever your problems may be, they pale in insignificance in the light of eternity. No matter how great your failures, — Prince Akwarandu
Whatever your problems may be, they pale in insignificance in the light of eternity. No matter how great your failures, — Prince Akwarandu
Whatever your problems may be, they pale in insignificance in the light of eternity. No matter how great your failures, — Prince Akwarandu
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Whatever your problems may be, they pale in insignificance in the light of eternity. No matter how great your failures, God's grace is greater still. Lift up your heart and face life head-on.

— Prince Akwarandu
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