God is My Strength

Strength.

It is often said that life consists of a series of highs and lows, times of enjoyment and promise mixed with seasons of challenge and doubt. Life is not just a steady climb to the top; rather it is a journey that consists of hills and valleys. Everyone, believers and non-believers alike, goes through life's ups and downs.

But as believers in Christ, we have an incredible promise from God that we never have to face the valleys in life alone. Here are His encouraging words to us:

“Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.” Deuteronomy 31:6

The truth is that we need God's presence in both seasons of challenge and seasons of success. By knowing God is with us, we can face each challenge in life as a stepping-stone toward success rather than a decline toward despair.

No mountain is too high nor valley too low where God cannot meet us. No matter our circumstances, God is faithful, and He's always with us!

You are not alone. If you are facing big or small trials right now believe that God is with you. MISS.AGE❤️

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