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A Trusted Foundation
Caroline Powers
February 15, 2022

“For the LORD gives wisdom; From His mouth come knowledge and understanding…guarding the paths of justice and watching over the way of his saints.” Proverbs 2:6;8 NKJV

When a world-wide pandemic was announced, my first response wasn’t fear. I’d had enough of that in my personal life for many years, and worked hard to replace my orphan spirit with the truth of God’s word about my life and where I stood with my Father. I knew I was not alone. All news first had to pass through the filter of His nature and His personal love for me.

The benefit of knowing God this way had formed a foundation in my heart that proved to be a rock. When the storms of sickness, lockdowns, and arguments over proper treatments came, I wasn’t confused. I was appalled and deeply sorrowful for the damage being done. While many struggled with anxiety, I struggled with outrage over the evil.

But again, God’s word led me away from my futile emotions to cry out to the One in charge. His Word became my sword in prayer and my hope that His will would prevail in my life, for suffering people, for our nation, and the world.

Looking back on this I see that because I had listened to God and allowed his ways and His Word to shape my thinking, He prepared me in ways I had no idea I would need. This is true for everyone. He knows what each of us will encounter, where we are vulnerable, and what we need to become a light for Him.

LORD, Thank you for the many brave people who shine in dark places for others. Give me wisdom to do the same.

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Caroline Powers writes captivating romance novels, inspired by her own emotional healing. Caroline is passionate about ministering to wounded souls and spirits through the powerful love of Jesus Christ.

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