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Your Question:

is god really there for me?

Answer:

My friend, I'm glad you asked this question. As a pastor and a man of faith, I've walked with many people through times of doubt and uncertainty. But I want to share with you what I've learned about God's presence in our lives. The Bible teaches us that God is not just a distant figure, but a living, breathing presence that dwells within us. In fact, Jesus said, "I will never leave you, nor forsake you" (Hebrews 13:5). This promise gives us assurance that God is always with us, even when we can't see Him.

But how do we experience this presence? It's not just about feeling a certain way or having a emotional high. It's about recognizing that God is the very life that flows through us. As the Bible says, "God is the total of all good, whether we can see all things or not" (Fillmore, Jesus Christ Heals). This means that God is not limited by our circumstances or emotions. He is the source of all life and love, and He is always working in our lives, even when we can't see it.

So, is God really there for me? The answer is a resounding yes! God is not just a distant figure, but a living, breathing presence that dwells within me. He is the source of my strength, my comfort, and my hope. And I know that He is always there for me, no matter what I'm going through. As the Bible says, "God is always there for us, even when we cannot see Him" (Job's greatest source of strength was the promises of God). I encourage you to focus on who God is, and on what He is doing in your life today. Don't let doubts and fears consume you. Instead, trust in God's goodness and love, and know that He is always there for you.

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