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angela

I appreciate your willingness to share with us your deep thoughts. I learn from you.

Helen

Oh Joanne,
Praying for you and your family today...there are phases in life where it only can be summed up as unbearably sad and overwhelming...you are not alone.
I pray that as you continually take your emotions and heart to the Lord that you would be like Jehoshaphat and say...that you do not know what to do but your eyes are on Him...there are so many spiritual, physical,mental and emotional battles that we all face each and every day. How blessed that we have One that is constantly searching the four corners of the earth to strengthen us as we keep our hearts committed to Him...
May you know peace today and may you allow Him to comfort your tender heart...a heart that has been carved by Him and therefore is like His...His heart breaks as well.

Helen

mzzterry

His absolute Sovereignty is where I find my strength...my Joy. He never, ever changes no matter how the world does. God bless you, sweet sister.

Angie

Thanks for that bit of truth today, Joanne. Sometimes life seems to big to handle. I'm sooo glad He handles it for us.

Linda

I understand Joanne. I have felt those same things lately. The needs around me just seem so overwhelming - let alone the needs throughout the world. I have imagined myself taking those needs and placing them in the hands of the Father and then trusting in His mercy, widom and grace to meet them. I want so much for my brothers and sisters who are suffering in other places, whom I have never met, to know that there are those who are praying for them. I believe somehow they will.

Sarah

That is so true. Thankyou for sharing your thoughts. God's constancy is so comforting - I don't think I will ever be able to fathom just how deep our God's love is.

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