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Hello All. I have taken quite an extensive break from Christian Writers, but I am back. I hope you are blessed and encouraged by my writings. I have been building a writing portfolio and perfecting my writing skills over the past few years, including a blog called Divine Companionship. The blog is about human suffering and God's presence with us in the midst of suffering. You can find it at https://divinecompanionship.com Peggy
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Undoubtedly, we have all been there. Life's circumstances have completely consumed us and we feel like we just can't take anymore. Overwhelmed with our trials and the drudgery of day-to-day living, wondering when we will ever find relief, we despair of life itself. We never imagined that life would get so difficult or that our life's circumstances would be so unbearable, and we question how we can possibly go on. If you have ever been in this place, then you know from personal experience that the statement "God never gives us more than we can handle" simply isn't true. This widely
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You're Never Alone: Divine Companionship In A Broken World
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You're Never Alone is a Bible study about suffering. It is best summarized as follows: “God, why does it hurt so much?” “Don’t You realize, God, that this hurts us?” “Don’t You care enough to stop the pain?” What does it mean to God when we experience pain and suffering? Is God uninvolved and insensitive to our hurting? In a broken, pain-filled world, these are certainly legitimate and reasonable questions that deserve a biblical response. So what you hold in your hands is a Bible study on suffering. As you explore the topic of suffering in these pages, you will be taken on a journey th -
Divine Companionship is a blog about human suffering. It is about God who is our Divine Companion. Said otherwise, divine companionship is about God. Rather, it is God. It is the perfect, flawless companionship we receive from our heavenly Father. The key word being "receive," because in our darkest, most painful times of suffering, when no human touch or compassionate words can minister to our aching soul, only God can fully, perfectly, and truly meet us. When human touch and words fail to alleviate the pain, and the questions of our suffering go unanswered, we receive from God what only He can give us - His divine companionship.
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I was reading Romans 4 the other day and verse 18 jumped off the page at me. Ever have one of those moments? You know the Bible story or passage well - have read and studied it numerous times - and suddenly you see something you've never seen before. In telling of Abraham's faith regarding the promise of Isaac, Paul writes in Romans 4:18, "In hope he believed against hope, that he should become the father of many nations, as he had been told, 'So shall your offspring be.'" Did you see the magnificent statement "In hope he believed against hope"? Another way to say this is tha
