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God's Faithfulness

As I was on my way to church, I had an accident on my bike; trying to make a turn but silly me, I put all of my weight on one handle bar and my bike got twisted. Thanks to God there were no cars behind me or it would've been more serious, I would've ended up in a hospital.

God's faithfulness surpasses our own understanding; we are sinners and we the deserve the worst. I  should have ended up in the hospital for the sinner  I am;but by God's amazing grace I am still alive. I am alive for a very good reason and I haven't been faithful to God, but He still he wants to use us.

What ever happens in your life, know that God permits it for a good reason; be it for you to grow strong in the Lord, to show you a lesson that He and only He can give you happiness and joy, and to mold you into a great master piece for the advancement of the Gospel.

Words cannot express how I feel towards God, for the things He has done; even though I don't deserve it.
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  1. Craig McPherson March 21, 2013 at 5:17 PM

    Amen! God's mercies are new unto us every morning. Great is His faithfulness!

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  2. Struggles and VictoriesMarch 22, 2013 at 9:10 AM

    *and all of this happen because I didn't wanted to see my Bible fall and be run over.

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