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The Bible says that God will “provide all of our needs”, not that he will provide all of our wants, and often times we, like the Israelites in this passage can overlook what has been given to us because we’re too busy looking in at the world instead of being thankful for what we have.

There is a point and purpose in everything we do, and success will follow hard work. If you start to lose motivation or feel your hard work is pointless, please remember everything happens for a reason.

The words, grounded in God’s truth, have often brought comfort in times of struggle, pain, or uncertainty. His faithfulness, love, and presence sustain us—even when life feels overwhelming.

Sacrifice is hard, but it is also necessary for investment.

Not only is the word of God inspired, preserved, and living – we can see the value that God gives to it – higher than even his own name!

The true nature of someone is displayed when they are thankful even in the face of adversity.

God can give all of us the strength to do what is right.

Sometimes, it’s a good idea to just stand back and learn.

It’s easy to become disconnected from God in our lives, looking at him as some sort of a genie who helps us get our wishes in life

Managing expectations is easier with a plan of action.

Oftentimes we, like the Israelites and the fish forget about the basic things that make up our world.

Bible Verses will encourage and are good reminders when facing uncertainty and pain.

When time for patience presents itself, the ideal position to be in is to be practiced enough to be able to wait it out and trust that the L