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17/6/2018 1 Comment God is Our Refuge
Psalm 46:1-2 NIV - God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea. Keep Reading...
When we were young children, we hoped our dad would protect us. In our moments of great fear we looked for the strongest, most capable one around. As we grew up, we realized that the strong ones in our lives weren't so strong after all. In fact, we wondered if there was anyone that could protect us. God has always been with you. He has always been your strong One - though you may have not known it. He is ever-present to help you. He not only sees your trouble, but he cares. Even in the worst possible trouble, your God does not stand idly by. He is a strong refuge. He is the safe One. Your God calls to you to run to him for safety. A refuge is not a refuge until it is used as one. Trust your God. Run into him for comfort, help and strength in your time of trouble. He won't let you down.
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21/6/2018 08:03:31 am
Let us trust God no matter what. I know that there are times wherein we feel like we are all alone, as if there is no one who can guide us with the life and path we have. It's sad because this should not be happening in the first place especially if you have a deep faith. But there are just times wherein you will feel it. The only advice I can give to you is do not lose hope. You need to trust the process and gain strength from God. Leave a Reply. |
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