Hurting now?

 

Hurting now?

 

–You may be discouraged or troubled this morning with things that are not falling into place as you thought they would. Today, one more time, give it all to the Lord. Lay you worries, your concerns, at His feet today. The hymn we often sing in Church, "What a Friend we have in Jesus", admonishes us to take it to the Lord in prayer, and it promises that with all of our needs, He is aware of them, and He will supply our every need and more. We do not need to fight our battles alone! He is always there for His children. Joy comes! We need to watch for it as we give our all to our Father knowing He takes care of each need. Expect our loving Father to answer our every need. Keep on keeping on coming to the Lord, even though the pathway looks dismal. Don't ever give up! Keep on keeping on praying, keep on keeping on seeking, keep on keeping on trusting. Meditate on the promises of God, keep on keeping on singing hymns, talk to God, listen carefully to hear what God is saying to you. Weeping (heartache) comes to all of us, but so does Joy! God promises the answer, renewed hope, and Joy. Trust Him today. God never leaves you nor forsakes His own. He is by your side right at this very moment.
"You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you." Acts 1:8

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