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Tired? Need Help? Look for the light!
“Captain! I’m not sure I can do this! What if I mess up? What about the sandbars and rocks in this channel? What if I get off course in the dark and how will I know before it’s too late?” Those were the very
Tired of Suffering?
A man came to his pastor and said, “Pastor, would you please pray that God will give me patience?” Two weeks later, he returned and said, “Good grief, Pastor! Terrible things are happening to me. My life’s coming unglued.” “Well,”
Struggling? Let God help!
If you’re like most people, you’ve run into your share of life’s struggles. Maybe you’re dealing with financial difficulty, health issues, a strained relationship, or just feeling a general lack of direction. It can be difficult to handle all the
God Does answer Prayer, but you may have to wait!
In case you haven’t noticed as you get older, life gets rougher and tougher. Problems tend to crop up from out of no where and they often become way too much too fast. The devil seems to get smarter with
Your Frustration is trying to tell you something!
Frustration is something that we all have experienced at one time or another. Usually, the normal reaction for frustration may involve anxiety, anger, depression or even hopelessness if we believe a situation cannot change. We believe that the frustration comes
If you are tired of going through it, rely on God!
When life gets tough, it can be easy to rely on our own strength to get us through. But what happens when our own strength isn’t enough? That’s when we need to rely on God. In Proverbs 3:5, we are told
God is working behind the scenes!
“Jesus replied, ‘You don’t understand now what I am doing, but someday you will.’” John 13:7 (NLT) Where is God and what is He doing? I know that question. I’ve often asked Him in the middle of my bewilderment seasons. What I didn’t
Discouraged? Invite God to help!
If you ever feel discouraged (and who hasn’t at some time or another?) there are plenty of ways to move beyond it. You can make it a temporary “blip” in time rather than a downward pull of emotional quicksand. Here
