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Personal Storm Satire
This isn’t a chapter about the weather; it’s about our lives. When your personal storm strikes, will you cry out in fear or live by faith? He's walking on the water towards you. The thing you think is about to destroy you, He's using for a sidewalk to save you!

Fear is the tax that your conscience pays on disbelief. But the Word tells us to FEAR NOT! Hold onto God's unchanging hand until the storm passes by!
Storms are proof that you're a member of the human race! It's not WHAT you're going THROUGH, but WHO you're going TO. Our God is able.

He has not promised smooth sailing, but you will have a safe landing.

Do you want God to use you mightily? Then get ready for the storm.

The quality of the "house" you have built, can only be determined
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