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Your Question:
Can I really trust God when I'm drowning in medical debt?
Answer:
As I reflect on your question, I'm reminded of the struggles my family has faced with medical debt. It's easy to feel overwhelmed and doubt God's presence in our lives. But I want to encourage you to remember that faith never judges God by circumstances. Just because prayers aren't answered in the way we expect doesn't mean God isn't working. In times of crisis, it's essential to listen to God and heed His guidance. Part of the answer lies in trusting God for the future, even when we can't see the way out. He promises to give us the grace to handle disappointments, but we need to live for Him in the present. This may feel reckless, but it's not. It's a choice to trust God rather than ourselves. As a pastor, I've seen people try to work for God instead of trusting in Him. But true faith is not about what we do, but about trusting in God's character and promises. We can't control the outcome, but we can choose to trust in God's goodness and sovereignty. In the midst of medical debt, I encourage you to look to God's Word and trust in His plan, even when the road ahead seems uncertain.
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my utmost for his highest
oswald chambers
depression
edward welch
building dynamic faith
jerry falwell
introduction biblical ethics
robertson mcquilkin
mere christianity
c s lewis
god
j i packer knowing
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