“My brother was addicted to alcohol. He was problematic and emotionally abusive. I was angry about the situation and did not know what to do.
When I got married, I was short-tempered and my children were often on the receiving end. I beat them up. Things became worse when I fell ill. I was bedridden and had no strength to do anything. I plunged into depression.
I was invited to attend services in the Universal Church and was counselled by an assistant. I was advised to participate in the chains of prayers for spiritual healing. Things started changing as I healed, but I was still bitter.
I asked God to give me the strength to forgive because I did not want to harbour hatred anymore. From then, the anger I had the strength to forgive all who had harmed me.
During that time, I participated in the Campaign of Israel. I took my envelope and fulfilled my vow, believing that God would give us a breakthrough in our finances. God honoured my faith.
My husband and I were able to build our house. I have a shop selling school uniforms which is doing well. My children are working and have their own businesses. I am now united with my family and I am no longer angry, short-tempered or depressed. I have peace even when I face challenges. Without the Holy Spirit, I would be unable to do anything,” said Kgomotso.