Double for your "trouble"

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Did you know God has alot for you? Do you? Are you familiar with the scripture that talks about God giving you back double for your trouble? That means He's giving you back everything you lost for all the hell you've been through.

I have good news for you. Isaiah 61:7 says, "Instead of your shame you will receive a double portion, and instead of disgrace you will rejoice in your inheritance. And so you will inherit a double portion in your land, and everlasting joy will be yours." What fabulous news that is -- that God will give you everything back you've lost, plus a whole lot more. That's right, all the hell you've been through, God will give you blessings that far exceed your pain. Then you will be able to tell the world what He did for you and others will believe your testimony of His goodness. Then they will believe God. They will know He is real. Then He will do it for them when they follow the steps of obedience you followed. All because of your diligence in standing firm in your faith. Yes yes you've earned your wings. You've stood the course and you never waved the white towel.

I've been through some much and there's no doubt about the fact that the Lord is going to come through. And I absolutely stand on Isaiah 61:7 and I'm waiting patiently for the Lord to come through for me. How about you? It's time to get all He has for us, so let's stay faithful to what He's going to do in our lives, which is much.

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