Trials In Life
Paul surely was a man of God who loved the Lord, even if it meant great persecution would be in his path or his own death.
Paul surely was a man of God who loved the Lord, even if it meant great persecution would be in his path or his own death.
Many people will come and say that God can’t help us. They are only deceiving us for God is our only hope. He is our refuge and our greatest source of help.
Many times I felt lost and broken inside. God felt very distant. Often times, this was when I wasn’t reading God’s Word, or in sin.
Pray to God in times of trials. Ask in faith and He will give you patience. There is no need for us to deal with trials on our own.
It was because David prayed, that he got the answer he needed from God. Therefore, the Lord’s wishes came to pass. This is when David and his six hundred men went and pursued after the Amalekites.
It is never good to accuse people of sinning just because they are sick or going through trials. Pray for and Comfort them instead.
When the name of God is being dishonored, even our words, most times, won’t make a difference.
When times are difficult come to God. Let Him help bear your burdens. He will give you peace. Seek others that are hurting and comfort them.
The times I felt I could do everything on my own were the toughest times in my life. I never had the best answer to my problems.
Ask the Lord into your hearts this day. Turn from your sins and follow Him. God will deliver you from your trials and forgive your sins, if you trust in Him.
In trials, David prayed, “my days are consumed like smoke, and my bones are burned as an hearth. My heart is smitten, and withered like grass; so that I forget to eat my bread.”
If you are weak, then come to the waters of Jesus. In Him, you will never thirst again. He holds the waters of everlasting life.
We go through hard times, like our neighbor does. Wouldn’t it be awesome if they responded to help us. As Christians, we ought to give care for the needy.
Speaking of someone that God was still able to use during the most difficult of times was Paul, the apostle.
When people are suffering in pain and anguish, it is up to us to comfort them. We pray for their needs and do what we can to help.
Though, my life is rattled with trials and tribulations, I come out victorious in the Lord. He does all things in my life, as I trust in Him.
Death of a loved one and sickness can wreck a person’s life if God is not called upon. Peace is given in life, while sorrow is no longer an issue in heaven.
What if you felt that God was calling you to help a family member, friend, co-worker or neighbor in need. Would you do it?
Jonathan was David’s best friend, and during these rough times, he was able to go to him, along with God, for help.
Job knew that God formed us in our mother’s womb. This is where God breathed into us our spirit, that we might have life.
Preaching repentance is good, but accusing someone of sin unaware of their life is wrong. Judging is up to God, not us.
There is hope after Mormonism. After a person leaves that faith behind, there is a much better path ahead of them in Christ Jesus.
Christians suffer a lot. Persecutions come, as people try to still our joy. But in prayer, we are given the strength to overcome.
It is important to acknowledge the Lord our God, and praise Him for His faithfulness all throughout our lives.
Our belief in God is the first step of following Him. Our openness to God allows Him to pour into us and give us wisdom.
In Acts, chapter 8, we learn about a person that consented to Stephen’s stoning and ultimate death, whose name was Saul.
It was after the Lord rescued His children from starvation and dehydration, that a battle began among the camp of the children of Israel.
I hope that the first part of this psalm has already resonated with you and that you are feeling much better with what is happening in the world right now.
All those that are burdened, there is hope from on High. God knows how we are feeling inside. He knows what aches us from within. He can feel our every pain.