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WHERE ARE YOU?

Text: Deuteronomy 31:8. 

Indeed, the LORD is the one who will keep on walking in front of you. He’ll be with you and won’t leave you or abandon you, so never be afraid and never be dismayed.”

Have you ever felt alone, rejected or abandoned? Does it seems like God is very far away? Have you ever asked, 'God, where are you?'

Well, such feelings are not peculiar to you. Ever since the fall of man, humanity had wandered away from God. And every now and then, man feels the big void in him which nothing or no one can fill except God Himself. This explains why God feels so far away.

The truth is, even as a child of God you are overtaken by these feelings once in a while. For whatever reason, you feel either forsaken or forgotten. At times, you feel so overwhelmed that you'll ask, 'God, where are You?'

Well, let me announce what you already know to you, *God is always with you. He never sleeps nor slumbers,  He is always watching over you with love.* 

He says He will never leave you nor forsake you. Even when you can't see nor feel Him, know that He is always near because He's true to His words.

However, you have to do what David says in Psalms 16:8, it says,  "I have set the LORD always before me: because he is at my right hand, I shall not be moved." 

You must learn how to always set the Lord always before you and you can be sure that you will never be dismayed. 
                                     
*Bible Reading:*  

Psalms 23:1-6.

 *PRAYER FOCUS* 

1.) Father, I thank you for always being there. Thanks for always watching over me.

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