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#WednesdayWisdom 


PAIN & SUFFERING IS ALL PART OF THE RACE 












Job 2:10, "How can we accept all the good things that God gives us and not accept the problems?".

If we can accept the good that the Lord does for us, we must also embrace the bad and trust God to come through for us. When bad things happen to us, it's just a test to prove if indeed we trust God.

When troubles come, it's not the time to complain and doubt God but it is time to stand firm in your faith and trust the power from above.

In time of suffering, it is where you need to be able to use the word of God , it is time to practice what you've invested in your life. It is time to rise and show what you are made  of. It is time to unleash all power and authority God vested upon you. It is time to unleash all the prayer you've planted.

Don't let anything move you away from the presence of God and his grace.

Be blessed.

- Pastor Hunadi Lebudi

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