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I lost two of my kids all@In one day.  Sometimes, God allows us to walk through deep waters—not because He has abandoned us, but because He is preparing something deeper within us. There are lessons you cannot learn on the mountaintop. There are dimensions of compassion you cannot develop until you have known what it means to hurt, to wait, to cry, to lose, to be disappointed, and still hold on to God. Some prayers will not be answered the way we expected. Some seasons will feel painfully long. Some battles will leave scars that we never asked for. Yet, even in those moments, God is able to work strength into our weakness, wisdom into our pain, and purpose into our suffering. Paul says: “He comforts us in all our troubles so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God.” — 2 Corinthians 1:4 Notice something powerful: the comfort God gives us is not meant to end with us. The tears you cried may one day help you understand someone else’s tears. The rejection you survived may give you the words to encourage someone who feels unwanted. The season when you had nothing may teach you how to strengthen someone who is struggling. The prayers you prayed through tears may become the testimony that gives someone else the courage to pray again. And the wounds you thought would only be scars may become evidence that God can heal what life tried to destroy. This does not mean that every painful experience was sent by God. Some pain comes from human choices, brokenness, loss, injustice, and living in a fallen world. But God is so powerful that He can take even what was meant to break us and use it to build something beautiful through us. Sometimes, God doesn’t immediately remove the pain because He is producing something in us that will eventually become a blessing to others. You may be asking, “Why me?” One day, someone may be asking, “How did you make it through?” And your answer may simply be: “I didn’t make it through by myself. God carried me.” So don’t despise the season you are in. Don’t assume your tears are wasted. Don’t think your scars disqualify you from being used by God. Your pain may become your testimony. Your testimony may become someone’s encouragement. And your encouragement may become someone’s reason to keep believing. God does not waste pain surrendered to Him. Sometimes, the very place where you were broken becomes the place from which God uses you to help put someone else back together. You survived it—not merely to say, “I went through it,” but to eventually say, “I went through it, and God was faithful.” @THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST  #openheavens #bethmedia #motivation #fypシ゚viral
I lost two of my kids all@In one day. Sometimes, God allows us to walk through deep waters—not because He has abandoned us, but because He is preparing something deeper within us. There are lessons you cannot learn on the mountaintop. There are dimensions of compassion you cannot develop until you have known what it means to hurt, to wait, to cry, to lose, to be disappointed, and still hold on to God. Some prayers will not be answered the way we expected. Some seasons will feel painfully long. Some battles will leave scars that we never asked for. Yet, even in those moments, God is able to work strength into our weakness, wisdom into our pain, and purpose into our suffering. Paul says: “He comforts us in all our troubles so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God.” — 2 Corinthians 1:4 Notice something powerful: the comfort God gives us is not meant to end with us. The tears you cried may one day help you understand someone else’s tears. The rejection you survived may give you the words to encourage someone who feels unwanted. The season when you had nothing may teach you how to strengthen someone who is struggling. The prayers you prayed through tears may become the testimony that gives someone else the courage to pray again. And the wounds you thought would only be scars may become evidence that God can heal what life tried to destroy. This does not mean that every painful experience was sent by God. Some pain comes from human choices, brokenness, loss, injustice, and living in a fallen world. But God is so powerful that He can take even what was meant to break us and use it to build something beautiful through us. Sometimes, God doesn’t immediately remove the pain because He is producing something in us that will eventually become a blessing to others. You may be asking, “Why me?” One day, someone may be asking, “How did you make it through?” And your answer may simply be: “I didn’t make it through by myself. God carried me.” So don’t despise the season you are in. Don’t assume your tears are wasted. Don’t think your scars disqualify you from being used by God. Your pain may become your testimony. Your testimony may become someone’s encouragement. And your encouragement may become someone’s reason to keep believing. God does not waste pain surrendered to Him. Sometimes, the very place where you were broken becomes the place from which God uses you to help put someone else back together. You survived it—not merely to say, “I went through it,” but to eventually say, “I went through it, and God was faithful.” @THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST #openheavens #bethmedia #motivation #fypシ゚viral

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