No, Never Alone: Dave's Story

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The uneven journeys of life can make us or break us. Not everyone comes throughthese experiences a better person. It all depends upon a personal relationship withJesus Christ. In baseball lingo, life throws us many curves, change-ups, sliders,knuckleballs, to go along with an occasional fastball. In hitting a baseball, thebatter has to make adjustments. In the Christian experience, adjustments have tobe made in order to navigate through difficult waters. Christians are promised thePRESENCE of the Holy Spirit to help them be victorious through life, but evenChristians can fail if they do not dress in the full armor of God. Consistent studyof the Word, a mature prayer life, a faithfulness to the church body, and strongdiscipleship are vital to coming through life's journeys. In military terms, a soldiercan have a helmet, fatigues, boots, and a good- looking rifle, but if he forgets hisammunition, he will ultimately fail.David and Cheryl have navigated through some deep waters, and with a strongdependence upon God, have seen some wonderful successes. The Lord has beentheir constant friend through life, and they have learned to trust and obey Him.Yes, there are severe tests, bumpy roads, and relentless attacks from the enemy,but together they have placed their faith in God's unchanging hand. They haveremembered, "The storm that satan sent to break you is the same storm that Godwill use to make you." You are No, Never Alone."

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