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Depressed World!

It's almost natural to get worked up with life.

I mean, just the mere thought that things aren't working out the way they should or the way the word of God says they would, could be extremely frustrating and depressing.

I've had to promise and reassure myself so many times that I truly heard God speak on certain issues not necessarily involving myself, but involving lives around me.

Yes, I'm that kindof a person. People's unsuccessful or broken lives affect me a whole lot.

But notwithstanding, no matter how we feel, or how overwhelming our emotions get, we must always remember that we're the light in this depressed world. The way we speak, make decisions or even go about our daily lives should unconsciously provide solutions to the problems of the people around us.

We should consciously make decisions out of a place of sincere love (for God, for men) and inner peace. Living in peace with all men, and striving never to compare ourselves with others.

We all have our different methods​ of approach to solving problems, and so does God, in dealing with us.

Enjoy your own process and celebrate the way you've grown overtime.

Let the holy spirit be your guide, and not some holy prophet.

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