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Micah Grace.
Though he stumble, he will not fall
Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 8:12 AM
"Though he stumble, he will not fall, for the Lord upholds him with his hands.."
- Psalms 37:24

I was reading my first journal from this year that i finished last month, and i read the first page.
apart from my awfully different writing, i found this verse. This made me realise that Jesus was there when i stumbled throughout this year.. and that He is even right at this moment. Jesus upholds those while they are stumbing, to prevent them from falling. In the midst of all our stumbles, we need to go to God for the 'great exchange'. The exchange of our weakness for His strength, our questions for His answers, our hopes for His promises, our pain for His healing, our doubt for His assurance and our problems for His solutions. strength. answers. promises. healing. assurance. solutions. This "exchange" will lead us to God again, preventing us from falling (:

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