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Believer






You're not crazy! God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are real! 

David, believed in God. When Goliath made fun of God's people, David stood for God:
"The LORD, who delivered me from the paw of the lion and from the paw of the bear, He will deliver me from the hand of this Philistine.” His brothers and others laughed at him. 
David got five smooth stones from the brook, and put them in a shepherd’s bag, in a pouch which he had, and his sling was in his hand. And he walked up to the Philistine in the name of the LORD of hosts and  Knocked him out! That's faith David displayed that God had his back. 


 What you read in the Word of God, Stand on that! Believe what God says. Don't back down! Believe! Angels are out there watching over us. Some don’t believe this.  A friend of mine was in  a bad car accident. God saved her life. She walked away with no broken bones, nor a hospital stay.  She was sad over her totaled car, but alive.  I was in several accidents.  So many accidents that the insurance company took my insurance away. I cried out to God and my insurance was restored. On another occasion, I was walking to my car after work one day and was struck in the head by lightning.  I suffer with vision  problems and migraines. Yet, I’m alive! I can see!  I’m a believer! I look at all the tragedy I’ve undergone and I’m still standing.

 You have your story. Look at your life.  You’ve come through some amazing feats. How can you not believe? How can you not give praises to the One that makes all things possible? He is  your very present help in times of trouble (Psalms 46:1).  The Lord is your shepherd (Psalms 23:1) and you'll never go wanting.  Believer? You should be because you are a witness to the many struggles He has delivered you from.  When you come out of something traumatic, you can’t help but dance before the Lord like David dance. Go on, wave those hands and believe!

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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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