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Positivity in God’s word


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Have you ever found yourself feeling overwhelmed, invisible, or afraid? Maybe you’ve whispered words like “I’m drowning,” or “This can’t work.” In those moments, it can be hard to stay positive. But what if you could silence those thoughts by holding on to what God says instead? God’s Word is filled with life-giving truths that counter every lie, fear, or doubt we face.

No matter what you are going through currently, be reminded that no matter what your situation says, God has something greater to say over your life.


Takeaway
As you go through your day and the challenges that may come with it, remember: your feelings are valid, but God’s Word is truth. When you say “I’m drained,” He says “I will give you rest.” When you feel unseen, He reminds you “I care for you.” His Word is your anchor for hope, strength, and renewed joy.

Let God’s promises be louder than your fears. Choose to stay positive—not because everything is perfect, but because God is present, powerful, and always good.




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  1. OluwayemisiMay 26, 2025 at 11:10 PM

    This was what my spirit was telling someone tonight.... He's Always There

    Heb 13:5,

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