God is Always with Me

by Celeste Seah

The Lord asks, “Do you trust me?” A journey of making a conscious effort to trust God everyday, because He wants to know my heart again and deeper everyday. I am comforted to know that in this journey, I am not alone because I know that my Heavenly Father is on the other side of the swing with me.

He is always with me; sitting opposite me to steady the swing and at times, sitting beside me to provide me comfort. He will always ensure that the structure is secure. Even if someone pushes the swing and make it insecure, He will always catch me. I am safe and secure knowing that my Heavenly Father is always with me, His love for me will never change. Thank you Jesus!

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