Embracing Strength & Purpose In the Midst of Your Storm
Encouraging Words During a Difficult Season
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The world we live in seems to have so much confusion and dark clouds that it shows evidence of erupting storms of despair and hardships. The distractions of social and news media, and the entertainment world have disturbed our souls so much that we have allowed it to drown out the voice of God. It is not that God isn't speaking loud or abrasive, it is because we have not calmed our souls enough to hear him.
Although you and I follow our God-given aspirations we will encounter numerous storms. Some will be moderate; others will be challenging. The bible said, "In the world, ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world, (John 16:33). The life that we live on this earth is full of difficulties. When we can go to church, God will occasionally speak to us through the message, through a song, through someone in the service or God may speak clearly to us when we come in and begin to seek His face and will. One important thing, we must consider praying and seeking God.
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The world we live in seems to have so much confusion and dark clouds that it shows evidence of erupting storms of despair and hardships. The distractions of social media and the entertainment world have disturbed souls so much that they have allowed it to drown out the voice of God. Practicing God’s presence is not something we do just by going to church. His presence is in our community and as close as the next-door neighbors that we learn to cultivate an awareness of our Creator. I desire that this book helps expand the view of what it means to live in Christ. Whatever you are going through, whatever you have been through, God promises that he will see you through and give you the power and focus you need. I am a true testimony that God has already forgiven you. There is nothing we can do that would change the way God feels about us.
The connection you share with God matters more than any other relationship you have.
About the Author
Rev Michael Gamble retired from the Army with 21 years of service. He was stationed in places such as Frankfort, Schweinfurt and Vilseck Germany, Fort Hood, Texas, Fort Knox, Kentucky, Fort Polk, Louisiana, Korea and deployed to places such as Bosnia, Kuwait, and Iraq. He is a graduate of Sullivan University with an Associates, Bachelor’s, and Master’s Degree in Business Management. He is an Associate Minister at Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church of Radcliff, Kentucky, a member of the NAACP, a husband, father of two and grandfather of one. This is Rev Michael Gamble’s second book, the first “Late in the Midnight Hour” is a book of a spiritual message in dark times and is on Amazon and Barnes and Noble websites.