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[themethereoncewas]

Zaterdag 25 maart 2023... nota's aan mezelf

[lenabeauty23]

With each and every wrong doing hurtful word sentence paragraph text that gets sent into your heart the stronger you both shall become

[hide2revive]

Today marks the first day--my husband and I's "break up." The guilt and pain knowing that there was nothing else to do even after the counseling and the hard work; insufficiently, from both sides. It's not fair for him, not for our son. But this may make us become better parents--better people. Knowing that still doesn't heal my shame for him. I didn't come from a broken family. I don't know where to go from here. Now my child will have 2 homes.

[jesusrevolutionchurch]

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A Larger Spiritual Place

“They came upon me in the day of my calamity, but the Lord was my stay. He brought me forth into a larger place” (2 Samuel 22:19-20a).

There will be seasons of difficulty and problems for all of us who live on fallen planet Earth. More often than not, as we find ourselves in the middle of hardships, our fearful thoughts and emotions lean toward pessimism, helplessness, and hopelessness. Then the formidable power of these emotions sends us into a state of feeling overwhelmed in our circumstances. At times like these, even though God tells us He is able to bring good out of difficulty, it can be a challenge to grasp this truth.  Let’s look at King David as an example: He had a bad day, in fact he called it the “day of my calamity”. Then if that wasn’t enough those who were against him, added insult to injury, by stirring up more chaos in his life, but even though spiritual and physical enemies were coming against him; David knew God had a plan to bring him to a better, larger place of spiritual maturity. Thus King David stated that in the day of his calamity, “the Lord was my stay.” In other words, David said that in the middle of the mess, the Lord was his place to run, his place to stay for a time and find release, relief, and rest. In God’s presence, David poured out his overwhelmed heart and received help, hope, faith, joy, and love- transporting his soul and spirit to a bigger, larger spiritual place than he had known before. So when life is hard, let’s not waste our troubles, or allow the enemy to lie to us about being defeated.  But let’s use our struggles, as a catalyst, to lean into Jesus to find spiritual growth and peace. When we feel overwhelmed by our circumstances we must remember; God is on our side…He is for us not against us! The Lord wants to enlarge our hearts, so we will have the ability to abide and walk in His will, and experience love, peace, joy, and intimacy with Him that will surpass our greatest expectations!

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A Larger Spiritual Place

A Larger Spiritual Place

“They came upon me in the day of my calamity, but the Lord was my stay. He brought me forth into a larger place” (2 Samuel 22:19-20a).

There will be seasons of difficulty and problems for all of us who live on fallen planet Earth. More often than not, as we find ourselves in the middle of hardships, our fearful thoughts and emotions lean toward pessimism, helplessness, and hopelessness. Then the…

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[mecolborn]

I finally got a chance to relax and reflect on all the hard work that went into this project. Working on this project has allowed me to see through someone else's lens. #byui #byuidaho #BFA #shareyourlens #perspective #overcomming #life #mecolborn

[jesusrevolutionchurch]

Running the Race

“Let us strip off and throw aside every encumbrance[unnecessary weight] and that sin which so readily [deftly and cleverly] clings to and entangles us, and let us run with patient endurance and steady and active persistence the appointed course of the race that is set before us. Looking away [from all that will distract] to Jesus, who is the Leader and Source of our faith [giving the first…

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