IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STORM

IN THE MIDDLE OF THESE STORMS JESUS WILL HOLD US UP AND BE THE LIFTER OF OUR HEADS

When we find ourselves going through pain, diseases, discomforts, etc., we feel helpless and sometimes even hopeless.   Our first reaction is to cry out to the LORD, to help us and in His time, He does. Yet, while we experience the pain (that seems perpetual (to go on forever, never letting up), and wounds (whether heart, mind, body, or soul), that appears incurable, it is to our advantage to speak the truth and sow the seeds of righteousness to one another. We must wait patiently and thank God, through Yashuah, for what we have, while continuing to hold on to His promises, that through it all He will never leave nor forsake us. (Hebrews 13:5 Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such things as ye have: for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee).

Because due to the magnitude of our sins, flagrant disobedience, refusal to acknowledge God as the one and only god and Yashuah as His Son, accepting and following His commands (the commandments), statues, and laws (of heaven and while on earth), the infirmities that are upon us, refuse to be healed. But God’s truths are sufficient, and they will hold us up and support us through life’s storms.

When we find ourselves going through pain, diseases, discomforts, etc., we feel helpless and sometimes even hopeless.   Our first reaction is to cry out to the LORD, to help us and in His time, He does. Yet, while we experience the pain (that seems perpetual (to go on forever, never letting up), and wounds (whether heart, mind, body, or soul), that appears incurable, it is to our advantage to speak the truth and sow the seeds of righteousness to one another. We must wait patiently and thank God, through Yashuah, for what we have, while continuing to hold on to His promises, that through it all He will never leave nor forsake us. (Hebrews 13:5 Let your conversation be without covetousness; and be content with such things as ye have: for he hath said, I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee).

Because due to the magnitude of our sins, flagrant disobedience, refusal to acknowledge YHWH as the one and only god and Yashuah as His Son, accepting and following His commands (the commandments), statues, and laws (of heaven and while on earth), the infirmities that are upon us, refuse to be healed. But God’s truths are sufficient, and they will hold us up and support us through life’s storms.