Surely there is an end

by | Oct 18, 2017

“For surely there is an end; and thine expectation shall not be cut off.” Proverbs 23:18
No matter the unpleasantness that you are going through today God is assuring you that it won’t be for ever. 
Surely there is a time limit to this phase of your life. 
Many at times you may not fully understand the metamorphoses of the whole situation but God sees the total complete picture and His Word is informing you today that there is an expiration date on the issue. 
All what you have gone through or still going through leads to a better future with God’s control. 
You will be rewarded for this; your hope will not be disappointed
Keep your focus on God. 
Keep your Hope alive in Him. 
The more challenging it is appearing to be, the greater the Glory the turnaround will bring . 
Turn to the Bible and you will find a character that has similarly gone through what you dealing with. 
Encourage yourself from the Scriptures like David did and at the end you will surely laugh. 
Surely there is an end and it is certainly a better end that God has ordained for you. 

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