He said what He said!
Yall I can’t even front.. it’s been a trying time in the month of June for me. Like ever since I finished my Daniel Fast it seems as if the waves has been crashing in on me back to back. It’s almost like I can hear the enemy laughing and telling me “I can’t do it, I’m not strong enough for THIS type of journey, I don’t deserve the grace and mercy, who do you think you are?, you won’t get very far, you’ll never be good enough, you’re too late…” but then I realized he’s not saying what God is saying.. and what God Says is “my grace is sufficient for thee..” 2 Corn 12:9 “before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee..” Jeremiah 1:5 “we love him, because he first loved us” 1 John 4:19 “God is our refuge and strength…” psalm 46:1. God is the 4th person in the fire WITH US! God is so good and perfect there is nothing or no one greater. Thankful for all he’s done and for what he’s doing. I’m thankful for him going before me.. before I even get there he’s already there. Thankful for the God He is. #godwillguideyou #godfirst🙏🏽 #godwillprovide #godwillnotfailyou #godwillsaveyou #believer🙏🏽
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