🥹In Real Time:
Hebrews 4:12 (AMP)
“For the word of God is living and active and full of power [making it operative, energizing, and effective]...”
Im actively working on rekindling my passion for Christ. Only this time I’m more intentional about how I do things. I’m trying to stay focused, grounded and immovable in my faith. Per usual the things I’ve let distract me before is all happening at once. Im in the hardest financial crisis right now and then
💥Boom‼️get off work & my tire is completely flat. 😑 The list of things that need to be done is endless and money is not.
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🙏🏾How do I manage Lord?
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🙏🏾Lord I am trying 😢.
Earlier this week, I read on how “God wants us to turn from our sins and become like little children”
“become as humble as this little child”. (Matthew 18:3-5)
In real time:
I ask God “How?” … And something else piled up on me.
I prayed; still felt a way, trying to figure things out.
I pray; still tried to make this post.
Then💥Boom‼️
*small whispers “then know he’ll handle it”
In the devotion the speaker says
“A child TRUST their Father. They KNOW they will be provided for”. I’m missing the confidence in God, that HE WILL MAKE IT HAPPEN!
#VOTD 🗣️ “Trust the Lord and his mighty power. Worship him always. 1 Chronicles 16:11 CEV
I hope my real time experience lets someone know they are not alone & your take away is “ We must have confidence in God” his word is ALIVE and he gets ACTIVE 👊🏾.
In our fast-paced lives, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed by challenges, just like having a flat tire after a long day of work. This shared experience resonates with many who are trying to balance their faith amidst life's trials. Matthew 18:3-5 reminds us of the importance of embracing childlike humility and trusting in God’s provisions. As we confront personal crises—whether financial, emotional, or spiritual—it’s crucial to anchor ourselves in scripture. The verse from Hebrews 4:12 emphasizes the potency of God's word, which is alive and active. During tough times, lean on the promises found in the Bible, such as the assurance in 1 Chronicles 16:11 to seek the Lord and His strength. Remember, the journey of faith is not solitary; communities around us—like fellow believers—offer support and encouragement. Share your struggles, seek prayer, and allow others to uplift you. The process of learning to rely on God’s provision resembles that of a child depending on their parent. Through faith and daily reflection, we can cultivate a stronger bond with Him, confidently navigating life’s unpredictability together.