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Anxiety sucks. Depression sucks.
I don’t know how I’d even be alive if I didn’t have Jesus.
oh hi
do you ever get so angry you feel dizzy?
i’m so sick and tired of my stupid roommate. she needs to pay up.
snow messed up the messy bun and made it impossible to unmessy
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- me: i cannot believe that no one told me life was gonna be this way
- me: *sadly claps four times*
spiritualinspiration:
Praise and strength go hand in hand. When you give God praise, He gives you strength. When you thank God in advance for the answer, that’s what keeps you encouraged.
Remember, you’re not going to stay strong in faith by complaining. Complaining drains you of strength and energy. You’re not going to stay determined if you’re talking about how bad it is. No, switch over into praise. “Business may be slow, but Lord, I want to thank You that You prosper me even in a desert.” “The people coming against me may be powerful, but Lord, I want to thank You that You are all-powerful.” Praise will keep you moving forward!
So often we think, “I’ll give God praise after the problem turns around.” But if you don’t learn this principle to thank God in advance, you won’t have the strength you need to wait for the promise. Every morning when you wake up, start the day by saying, “Father, thank You that my dreams are coming to pass. Thank You that this problem is turning around. Thank You that You are bigger than this obstacle.” Keep praising Him and keep receiving His strength so you can boldly embrace the victory He has for you!
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“and if not, He is still good.”
when my expectations are unmet,
when I am anxious,
when I am afraid,
when I fall short,
when I don’t see where He is leading me,
when He is silent,
when I am wrong,
when I am hurt,
when I am tired,
when I am dissatisfied,
when I am confused,
when I am wayward,
when my heart tells me otherwise,He is still good.
grace–upon–grace:
As
for God, His way is perfect” (Psalm 18:30). If God’s ways are
“perfect,” then we can trust that whatever He does—and whatever His
timing—is also perfect. When we come to grasp that fact, waiting on God
is not only made less difficult, it actually becomes joyful. || @bearbling .
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