“And the Lord shall deliver me from every evil work, and
will preserve me unto his heavenly kingdom:
to whom be glory for ever and ever. Amen..”
2 Timothy 4:18
There are times, as we walk and live our lives, when unexpected and unpredictable things happen. You may feel a lump in your body, and it was diagnosed as a cancerous growth by your doctor. You may have come to work as usual, but you receive an email or a note from your supervisor that you have been laid off.
My Declaration of Faith:
Today, I rest in this truth: my life is not random. I’m not here by accident. God, in His wisdom and love, created me with intentional purpose. Nothing about me is meaningless, because every part of my journey matters to Him.
“Therefore let no man glory in men. For all things are yours,…”
I Corinthians 3:21
There will be times when people will mistreat you. People who you think are your friends may reject you. Family members may even look down on you or take advantage of you. You don’t have to allow their negative sentiment against you to take away who you already are.
“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation;
old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.”
2 Corinthians 5:17
You may have considered yourself normal all your life. This is because you would think that you are a normal person who goes to a normal school. You may be a worker who goes to your normal job. You may be a mother who raises normal kids. You may be a father who thinks he is living a normal life.
My Declaration of Faith:
Today, I anchor my heart in this truth: I have God’s Word for it, and that’s more than enough. When Jesus was tempted in the wilderness, He didn’t argue or reason with the enemy. He declared, “It is written.”
My Declaration of Faith:
When life feels shaky and uncertain, when my emotions are loud, and my thoughts are scattered, I know where to go. I run to the Word of God. It’s not just a book I read; it’s the place I find peace, direction, and strength.
My Declaration of Faith:
I’m not walking through life alone; I have a God who actually wants me to run to Him. He doesn’t roll His eyes when I cry out. He doesn’t push me away or grow tired of my fears or tears. No, He welcomes me.
