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Choose to Believe in God's Perfect Plan for your Life.

Have you ever noticed how challenges and tough times can sometimes spark our creativity? It's like when life gets hard, it leads us to explore new places in our hearts and revisit memories we'd rather forget. We find ourselves reflecting on the past and wondering what we could have done differently. It's in these uncomfortable moments that we tend to learn the most, helping us make smarter choices in the future.

 

Sometimes, we can be really hard on ourselves for not setting boundaries with others and for not making changes sooner. It's only after we've gone through tough times that we can fully understand what we could have done better. Pain can seem to linger, casting a shadow over our days and keeping us stuck in the same sad place. It can feel like it's holding us back, making us feel regretful and leaving us lost for words, often just shedding tears. But deep down, we have a quiet confidence that God hasn't forgotten us. We pray that the pain we're going through is like a form of pruning, helping us grow, not a form of punishment. We're determined not to make the same mistakes again.

 

Sometimes, pain can trick us into thinking that this is all life has to offer, making us believe there's no relief in sight. But we know better.


We know that the devil is a deceiver, and he's the one spreading lies.


We shouldn't fall for his tricks, for he doesn't stand in the truth. Instead, we should place our faith and trust in God, not in people, not in what we see on social media, and not in things made by humans. God is the only one who promises to give us a bright future filled with joy, peace, comfort, success, help, and encouragement, as the Bible tells us.

 

When we place our hope in God, He won't let us down. Hope in God will help us overcome negative thoughts, the hurtful words others have said, and the critics in our lives, both now and in the future. Hope is a vehicle that helps us see the bigger picture without denying the reality of our situation.


When we place our hope in God, we can be sure that we'll come out of every challenge better, wiser, kinder, and more resilient.


“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”‭‭ – (Jeremiah 29:11)

 

Choose to believe in God's plan for you. Your pain is a steppingstone to becoming a better version of yourself. If you ask us about our purpose, we'll tell you that it begins with our pain, leading us on a path of growth and transformation.

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