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Have you
ever felt broken? As soon as you made it through one challenge, there was
another one waiting. Car trouble, health, finances, parenting struggles, the
list can be extensive and overwhelming. Like a broken clay pot, God is our potter
and will put us back together again.
If you have
ever felt like life had you walking down a dark corridor alone, now is the time
to take a walk down the hall of faith. I recently discovered that Hebrews 11
(in the Bible) is known by many as the “Hall of Faith.” In this chapter, the
word faith is mentioned multiple times with multiple examples.
You may be
familiar with the scripture, “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for,
the evidence of things not seen” (Hebrews 11:1). Faith gives us a reason to
hold on and persevere through turbulent situations. When you feel like you’re
on the verge of giving up, God steps in.
Thinking
about faith reminds me of the poem, Footprints
in the Sand (below).
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Dr. Karen Hayes-Harris,
Editor of The Mission magazine encourages each of us to keep a “faith file.”
The file would serve as a reminder of “Everything God has already done, and
what he is currently doing.” What will you put in your file? Think of a situation
where you felt all hope was gone, but somehow you made it through. God stepped
in.
The Potter's House by Tremaine Hawkins
YouTube Video Credit: A.R. Lee/gospelmusiclover542
You don’t
have to remain in feelings of brokenness. Like clay in a potters hands, you
will come out whole again. The potter wants to put you back together again.
Walk through the Hall of Faith. Believe.
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