And very important reminder
I do tend to fall down into anxiety no matter how much, u won't even guess, I have taste from God(I will start the testimonies soon). and the holy spirit told me that the flesh stays flesh but what's différent with me is that not only I God the heaven behind me but also I am maturing spiritually that's it beside that I still live in a flesh and with the devil around. no matter what God loves us and lemme proud that to u:
-u are still alive
-and breathing freely with no machines
- u are gonna have a 3 meal today (depending on diet)
-and most times u don't even know what to cook cause to many options
-yeah, u got options in many things
-even if u don't connect with the peoples u wished for u can be bless enough to have those amazing people in ur lives
- u still got both ur real arms and legs and no wheel chair
-u not at the hospital and everyone around is healthy
- u are not living in a country of war
- u God Jesus who's died for u
there are so much more but if u can find urself in one of these then bless the name of the Lord
#blessthenameofthelord #ureblessed #jesuslovesyou no matter what
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