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Be Encouraged

Be encouraged in the Lord.
Look up.
I know how it feels when things are not moving fast enough.

I get discouraged too. Just, because I blog and things, doesn't mean I never go there. I'm human. 

Yet, I know what God said. He's told me quite a bit through His word (the bible), His prophets, through dreams, and through visions. What has He told you?

What are you holding onto in these sometimes dark days? Whatever it is you must not grow weary and give up, because the storm won't last forever. 

Hold on to something that brings you to His glorious light. Find some scripture (my blogs are full of them) or a positive place where you have experienced Him and hold on to that. When you hold on to the light you will see and there is never a reason to look down, because God is above (the devil and evil are below).

Thus, we must continue to look towards The One who will direct our lives to His goodness and mercy. As we, "trust in the Lord with all our heart, and do not lean on our own understanding. In all our ways acknowledge Him, and He will make our paths smooth and straight" ~Proverbs 3:5-6

Look up towards heaven then you will see God. Then you will be encouraged -- encouraged in the Lord. That will work, it worked for me. If it didn't work I wouldn't say you should do it.


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