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God doesn’t always pull you out of the storm. Sometimes He holds you steady through it.
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God doesn’t always pull you out of the storm. Sometimes He holds you steady through it.

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  • Sometimes God stops the storm. Other times, He steadies your heart in the middle of it. Either way, His presence is your peace.
  • Peace isn’t found in the absence of storms, it’s found in the nearness of your Savior. The same God who spoke to the sea can speak stillness to your soul.

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Peace, Sadness, Strength, Doubt/Hopelessness

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