How am I doing? 3 months homeless, purpose, scars
✝️ By Gods grace I’m doing good, I’m doing okay. I’m doing much better than I was on January 18th the day of my lockout/eviction. I’m blessed to have a place to stay while God continues to order my steps. I’m grateful for my friend who has graciously allowed me and my dog to stay with her. I’m blessed🤍 I do have to say that it hasn’t been easy. I do have scars and I am healing. The most difficult parts have been watching people who I thought would show up for me and haven’t. When life situations happen God will show you exactly who is around you. Not for you to have ill feelings toward them but to be aware of how to completely depend on God. God places people in your life not only for the good parts of them but also for the imperfect parts. The imperfect parts of people really mold you into who God needs you to be. You learn patience, forgiveness, over and over again, seeing through the lens of God and not your own. You start to have compassion for people who did you wrong. It’s been a journey, my family and my closest friends have in someway disappointed me by not being their in ways that I expected them to be; but I know it’s Gods plan for the betterment of my purpose. I’m taking one day at a time and continuing to strengthen my relationship with my Father. I’m comforted in knowing that I am exactly where God wants me to be. I know he loves me and I don’t understand everything I am going through but I do know because this is ordained by God there is purpose in it. My job as his daughter is to pray for clarity and see the lessons in it all and apply biblical principle and scripture to everything I am experiencing. ✝️🤍✝️🤍
❤️❤️ I hope your encouraged by my testimony, God Bless ❤️❤️
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