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When you feel empty and defeated, turn to God for help, because he is the source of your strength. If you feel like God isn’t by your side, it’s definitely a sign that you are doubting his presence. When Jesus' disciples' boat began to sink, they had no idea that Jesus was testing them. They panicked and screamed, believing they were going to die, and Jesus responded, "You of little faith, why are you so afraid?" (8:25–26 Matthew).

It's difficult to hold on to all of the promises we've learnt during the good days when we're in the midst of a storm. But often, our faith is tested to see if we are practicing and applying God's word.

When you have Jesus as your foundation, you can not be moved or shaken (Matthew 7:24–27).

 The only secure foundation on which we can expect to stand is Jesus. He is the foundation of who we are and what we aspire to be. He is the solid foundation of our faith. We are invited to abide in Christ, to rest in His love, to rely on Him in all situations, and to give Him our cares and anxieties regardless of the storm we find ourselves in. May we take to heart Christ's simple exhortation to live by faith in His promises rather than doubting.

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