God is not offended by our cries of despair.

Jonah created a mess for himself by being directly disobedient to what God told him to do. He cried to God from the literal depths of despair, as his only means of salvation. In His mercy and goodness God was willing to deliver Jonah from the consequences he created.

Prayer is central to Jesus’ heart and he teaches us how it can be central to our hearts. In the many moments when you have no words to express yourself to God, he provides a prayer that covers our every need in provision, forgiveness, and deliverance.

The question we should be asking is "am I weak enough?" God is attracted to our weakness. When we don’t know what to do in trials, we need to humble ourselves to cry out to him. Not only will He rescue us, but He will give us a deeper revelation of who He is.

You can either take your thoughts captive or be held captive by them. Scripture declares we will be transformed by the renewing of our mind. Allowing God to wash the distorted thinking from our minds is how we can overcome anxious thoughts, bitterness, self doubt, and other mental struggles.

We will overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony. It is so important for you to tell your story. Forrest shared his story of the miracles provided at his rock bottom to lead him to the revelation that the all loving God desired restoration for him.