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Devotional - 01st Jan 2021

 'Trust in him at all times; ye people, pour out your heart before him: God is a refuge for us'
(Psalm 62:8).

God is our Rock and our Shelter in the time of storm. He is our salvation and our glory, we must seek to find refuge in him. We must trust him when we can see clearly and in times when shrouded in utter darkness. God truly deserves our confidence at all times, and we need to place our confidence in him; trusting him with all our hearts as we lean on His everlasting arm. God is always willing to hear from us, in fact, He is always seeking us out himself. We must therefore, trust him and   pour out our hearts before him; unburdened our soul to him; lay bare our hearts before him, because He is a refuge for us. Whenever you face difficulties, temptations, trials remember God is by your side. He is a present help in times of trouble. We do not know what lies ahead of us in 2021, but one thing we can be certain of, is who holds our future - our future is in God's hand. We need to trust him at all times, to cast all our burdens on him, when it is too heavy to bear. We must exercise faith in God, through Jesus Christ, and learn to cast our souls on his goodness, his faithfulness, his power, his promises and his providence. In our discouragement, doubts and fears learn to trust God at all times - in prosperity and in adversity. In Christ we have peace and hope, let us come before him and pour out our griefs, empty ourselves of our burdens. He promises to make our burdens light, as we cast our cares upon him. He is never tired of hearing from us, so let us purpose in our hearts to trust him at all times, to make him our friend and counsellor. Today, come to him confessing and pouring out your heart, allow him to work a good work in you, and create a new heart in you. To God be the glory, great things he will do for all who come to him.

Have a happy new year and blessed weekend 🌹🌹

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