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Walk in My Shoes

I've seen and had a lot of tragedy in my life. I would never want anyone to walk in my shoes. My shoes are wide and flat.  I've experienced lots of sadness in my shoes. I wished someone else could wear them but unfortunately, God gave me those shoes. His plan for me outweighed the pain I've endured. He had me in mind for my shoes. If you are feeling overwhelm with tight shoes, God gave you just what you could handle. Your shoes my seem squeezed and tight. They may seem shorter than you would have liked them but wearing anyone else's shoes would cause you much distress. Learn to trust God in where he has you. Trust me, you are much better than you were this time last year in your shoes.  Your shoes helped you to leap mountains of troubles you wouldn't otherwise be able to handle it.  Equally, Jesus shoes helped Him walked up Calvary's hill. The weight of the world were on His feet literally. Would you want to walk in His shoes? Today, someone around you may feel his or her shoes are very tight.  Ask them to walk in Jesus shoes for a minute.  That person will realize his or her shoes are just right for them. Get out there and minister to the hurting as you "...Walk in the light, as he is in the light..." Be blessed.

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Kitt Swanson
Tampa, Florida, United States
Check out my newest published book: Troubles Don't Last, You Do! It motivates and inspires you to stay hopeful during trying times.

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