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“Turn to God for Strength in YOUR Struggles When Life Doesn’t Improve!
“Have a little faith,” people will say, but what does it mean? If we look at the world, it tells us to believe WE can do it—to have faith in ourselves. This is contrary to what the Bible teaches, and
Even if what you going through is tough, don’t give up!
In the midst of the escalating threats and declining morals we see in the world today, it’s easy to get discouraged and become fearful. Yet God always provides a witness to His love and salvation! In the Old Testament, Isaiah
Your “dead end” is probably just a Divine comma.
Imagine you are reading a book that has completely captivated your heart. You reach the end of a sentence that feels like a crushing blow: the protagonist loses everything, the doors lock tight, and the lights go out. You expect
“When circumstances seem hopeless, expect God to perform miraculous turnarounds!”
We have discovered that life has this uncanny ability to throw those of us who beleive in God into some extremely uncomfortable forced fights, terrible circumstances and situations that don’t seem to ever change no matter what. The twists and
When Life tries to Break You, God can “still” fix it!
Does it seem like you are running on fumes, silently questioning how much more you can carry because you are so tired of being tired? Maybe you dragged yourself through the week, not because you were strong, but because you
Need something? Have you asked God?
Are things simply not working for you? Does it feel like you’re backed in a corner with no way out? Are you facing the crossroads in your life and you have realized that you don’t know what to do? If
Easter is Your Ultimate Reset! YOU could be 1 step from Breakthrough!
You might be reading this while sitting on the edge of your bed, feeling the weight of a thousand “not yets.” You’ve prayed, you’ve fasted, you’ve worked your fingers to the bone, and yet, the bank account still looks lean,
Things might look hopeless, but God can still make a way!
I had a conversation with an old friend the other day. We joked about the past, reliving fun memories of our younger days. But through the smiles and laughs, something triggered a painful memory. That night, I couldn’t get it
