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Even On Our Worst Days, God Is In Control

We must remember that God is always with us.

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Even On Our Worst Days, God Is In Control
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church

Have you ever had a day that you just wanted to end? When you thought it couldn't get any worse, it did. I have had many of these days. In fact I had one just the other day.

It all started off when I woke up late. That made me late for work. Then I got to class and found out I did my assignment all wrong and when I got my homework back from my group project I saw that I did not do as well as I wanted to. Then as I tried to go to the grocery store my car wouldn't start. My friend came to jump my car and I was on my way, or so I though. I got to the grocery store, but when I came out my car wouldn't start again. I was to nervous to go back in the store to get help especially since I did not have any jumper cables. I decided to walk to the university to find a friend to help me, considering my phone had died in the store.

What happened to make my day rough is not the point. The point is what happened in between those moments. While I was sitting in my car turning the key hoping in would start, I started crying. I was so mad. How was this actually happening to me. As I was crying I realized that God was with me the whole time. He totally had a plan.

God knew I would find a friend who had jumper cables and was willing to help me. God knew that everything was going to work out even though. I felt like I was having the worst day ever. Even on our worst days HE is still in control.

No matter how you feel remember that your going to be ok and make it through. God has got you and he will never let you go. God is bigger.

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