FACE OF SURVIVAL

No matter what trial, grief, trouble or challenge we face, there is comfort in reminding ourselves that it's temporary. Some are very short-lived—the time crunch of a deadline, the pain of recovering from surgery, waiting for results of a test or an application. We can remind ourselves, "By this time next week (or month), this will be behind me. This too shall pass."

Some are very long-term—a permanent disability like The death of a loved one, or a marriage, or a cherished dream. The realization that God is choosing to give us grace for, not deliverance from, our thorn in the flesh. Even so, when we remember that our time on this earth is short compared to our life on the new earth, we can remind ourselves, "A hundred years from today, this trial will be just a memory. I can either be glad for how I handled it, or regret the short-sighted choices I made. Because this too shall pass."

Many people do not see reasons to thank God, they complain persistently for lack of food, jobs, spouse, particular sex of child(ren) and other material things. Some even curse God for the they way they're created, their looks, heights, complexion, and for the present situations they are passing through. They've refused to acknowledge God's mercy and protections that kept them alive and in good health, which is above all things.
Here is the story of Ebi-Grace who was born breathing with one nostril for more than 20years, went through so many things in the hands of doctors, and in life
Have you ever been so sick or being in a terrible situation that you can't pray? Have you ever being so heart broken that you thought all hope is lost? Have y

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