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Trying Times

There have been plenty of days when I prayed and cried. I just felt like I wasn't going to see the end of the tunnel any time soon. The Lord has brought me out of plenty of dark times, so I know He can and I know He will.

It's just the part about keeping the faith and trusting and believing He won't ever fail you. Waiting can be hard and if you are like me you have very little patience. Believe me there were plenty of times when I had to just stop and call on the name of Jesus because I felt like I was one breath away from being committed into a mental institution. It's something about the name of Jesus and when you call on Him, He will make everything alright.

If it's truly worth having or if the Lord says it's for you, endure the storm and pain a little while longer. The sun will shine so much brighter once you come out of the rain.

PRAY during those dark hard lonely nights. When you feel like a fish out of water PRAY! Cry, scream, and shout if you must but hold on and keep the FAITH!

I'm a living testimony that God will make everything alright. No matter how much money is in my bank account He makes a way for me until my next payday. I've never been without the basic necessities I need to survive. He has never left me no matter how many times I've disobeyed His commands.

Even if you don't believe in God, whoever you pray to, hold on to your beliefs.

Remember I LOVE YOU!

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  1. Continue to be patient, God is not through with you yet because what He has for you is for you. Continue to keep Him first and He will continue to guide your path.

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