WHAT DID GOD SAY TO HIS CHILDREN?

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Life May Not Be Rosy After All, You Will Go Through Trying Time, 

Which May Look Like Water And Firer, 

Be Conscious of His Presence,

 He Has Given Us His word, 

He Will Be With us And Control The Situation. 


Text: Isa 43:2


"When thou passest through the waters, I will be with thee; and through the rivers, they shall not overflow thee: when thou walkest through the fire, thou shalt not be burned; neither shall the flame kindle upon thee."


Devotion : 

It is very heartwarming and comforting to read a scripture like this, where God has given His pledge to His children to be with them in all circumstances. Water and fire are good servants but bad masters. 


In the scripture above they symbolize bad masters. 


God is making it clear to His children that life may not be rosy after all; His children will go through trying times which may look like water and fire.


 However, He has given us His Word that He will be with us and control the situation: 

if the trial is like rivers they will not overcome us and if it is like fire it will not burn us.


 This should give us confidence that whatever difficult times we may be going through, the presence of God is available to deliver us.


 Let us keep trusting Him for He knows what is best for us.


 Dear beloved brethren, have you ever gone through any trying times? 


Share your stories and testimonies here, keep safe,  receive your glorious blessings today Sunday in Jesus name. Amen. 


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