As busy as God must be, you matter to Him. You are not forgotten.

I know what it is like when such storms hit. Even if you are not religious, you frantically want to wake up Jesus by praying a desperate prayer. Why is it that we turn to Jesus when storms hit? Maybe there is something inside of us that believes or wants to believe that Jesus does have power over our issues and as such can restore calmness back into our life?

The Apostle John has written that God has lavished His love on us. One famous person described experiencing "waves of liquid love" when he cried out to God. Do you desire similar experiences?  

Changing the way that you look at these issues just may help. Not all storms come to disrupt your life; some come to clear your path. Sometimes, another perspective helps. 

We can learn from David of the Bible. When he questioned his worth, he looked up to the stars and knew that He was created with purpose.

Rev John Flynn's vision for the world renowned Royal Flying Doctor Service was about going to the needs in the outback. Jesus also taught us to go to the needs instead of waiting for the needs to come to you. 

There's much tension in our world and community. Sometimes we need to slow down, smell the roses, and gain strength. 

Jesus Christ has been described as the Great High Priest. What this means is wonderful news for you who have a lot going on right now. 

Sometimes the fire in our hearts dies. What's needed is the inlets to be open. 

King David encourages us to "Taste and see the Lord's goodness" in Psalm 34. This is an invitation to experience the goodness of God.