Living on Purpose: In God we trust with every situation
Have you known someone who was even-tempered and composed even when circumstances seemed to be falling apart all around them?
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Have you known someone who was even-tempered and composed even when circumstances seemed to be falling apart all around them?
![Enlargement of a portion of a 20-dollar bill showing the "In God We Trust" motto. (Themanwithoutapast at English Wikipedia [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons)](https://www.timesfreepress.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/1ingodwetrust5979725434.jpg?w=240)
No matter where we come from or how we have been taught, we are responsible for what we think, what we say and how we act.

I want to share a praise report of God healing someone I know personally.

One of the greatest mysteries is the perplexing relationship between God and humans.

Anyone who has ever risen from the couch and declared their intentions to work for the kingdom of God has felt the resistance of our negative human nature.

We've heard the old saying that life is not a bed of roses for as long as we can remember.

Last year was challenging for many.

Recently, I had an opportunity to chat with a wonderful lady as she shared with me about her health issues and other concerns.

God is faithful and is always with you, protecting and watching over you whether you believe he is there or not. Just because you cannot sense him intervening, it does not mean he is distracted working on the other side of the world.

I realize that my thoughts are not that important, but what God has to say contains the power to change what man cannot change. May we choose faith over fear and allow our hope to be larger than our doubt!
