
I fear that people can see right through me—can they see how depressed and lonely I feel inside, how completely helpless and overwhelmed I am, how anxious my every thought is.
I fear that people can see right through me—can they see how depressed and lonely I feel inside, how completely helpless and overwhelmed I am, how anxious my every thought is.
Right around the age of 19, I then started having doubts. Do I only believe in God because my parents immunized faith into me? Does Jesus really exist?
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The death of my grandmother was a real shock to me. For the first time in my life I started to think what would happen to me if I die.
It was at primary school, with my friends who went to Sunday school, I heard about God for the first time. I was more afraid than envy. Being young, I was afraid of the future and dark.
As this song says, even though sometimes it “feels like the prayers and the words you have spoken, they go unnoticed, like drops in the ocean”...PRAY till the breakthrough! God hears you! Don't you give up on a miracle You've got to speak to the impossible. You gotta Pray till your breakthrough breaks through the ceiling Keep on believing Don't you give up Don't you give up on a miracle