If you’ve been following my blog, you’re likely familiar with parts of my testimony. Today, I want to share it again, with the hope that it strengthens your faith and deepens your belief in God’s limitless power.
First, I want to honour and greet the entire church, the body of Christ, in unity and love. My testimony is a testament to God’s sovereignty and His unwavering ability to uphold His people, no matter the circumstances.
I remember vividly the early months after I decided to commit my life to God. I often prayed to be a living testimony of His goodness. In 2014, God answered that prayer in a way I could never have imagined. That year, my mother, Ruby Phuti Chonco, and I were involved in a tragic and fatal car accident. Unfortunately, my mother passed away on the scene, may she continue to rest in eternal peace. Mercifully, the paramedics were able to resacitate me and I was further placed in an induced coma for nearly a month.
When I finally regained consciousness, I had no idea where I was or why I was there. I spent another month in the hospital, gradually learning the full story. The news of my mother’s passing was, and still is, incredibly difficult to accept. Yet, because my family and I know she gave her very best to us, we have found the strength to move forward together.
I’ve come to understand that it is easier to find peace in letting go of someone who has fulfilled their purpose on this earth. Throughout this journey, God has been our greatest source of comfort and strength. My recovery has been nothing short of miraculous, a testament to God’s healing power. It’s almost unbelievable that when I awoke from my coma I was unable to walk or talk.
One scripture became especially real to me during this time:
I am deeply grateful to everyone who stood in prayer for my life and recovery. Your prayers were heard, and I am living proof that God answers them. Thank you, and may God bless you abundantly.
My greatest desire is for God to be glorified through my testimony, and I will continue to share it wherever I go. Thank you for reading.
Yours – but mine first,
Hi dear. Aphsie😊! God has mysterious ways of revealing himself to us. Sometimes His ways are not so obvious or acceptable to our physical self but then the spirituality in us discovers He is Greater and Able.
My heartfelt Condolences to you and OShayimamba OGambushe, cherish all the moments you guys spent with her. Today is a different day to you since we are celebrating Women which means it’s one of those days where you get to celebrate her life . Alale ngokuthula uMama Phuthi Chonco Ngawungese. 🤍Beautiful piece.
Amen & amen – thanks for your kind words sis, God bless you 🙏🏾
This testimony is a miracle in the making. As painful as the whole scenario is, God has been part of the whole process. Phuthi is no more but her spirit lives and is watching over all of those she left behind. God wants you to fulfil your purpose. Ask for it in your prayers ask to see and hear what plans HE has for you. Dedicate your time in prayer. All the best Aphsie, God loves us all,.unconditionally😍❤💕
Thank you so much for your beautiful and encouraging words. I truly believe God has been with us every step of the way, and I feel mom’s spirit guiding and watching over us. I will continue to seek His guidance in prayer and trust in His plans. Sending blessings your way ♡ ♡ ♡
Thank you for sharing Aphsie, In our short journey together I have met a young women full of life, love and laughter. Now when I wear one of your garments I can continue to share of the goodness of God.
Thank you so much for your kind words Dale! It has been a joy to share this journey with you – bless you ♡