When You Feel There’s No Way Out

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Cast your cares on the LORD and he will sustain you; he will never let the righteous fall. Psalm 55:22
Have you ever been so far under that you feel like there is no way out? 
So stressed that you do not think you can get through one more day? 
So sick that you are sure this is the end?
I have.
I remember being in so much physical pain every day and night, for so long, that I lost count of how many days I laid in bed.
I remember feeling so empty inside; so discouraged from the illness that followed me, no matter how good of a day I may have been having.
Depression can do that to people.
“Cast your cares on the LORD and he will sustain you; he will never let the righteous fall.” 
No matter how bad my day may have been there was a truth that helped me face another day. I have to give this emotional pain to God. I have to let go and trust him, and in return, He will sustain me. He will help me through another day.
I love the wording of this verse. It doesn’t say, hand God your cares. No. It says cast your cares on the Lord.
Have you ever seen someone cast a fishing line?
Their whole body goes into it! The same thing should happen to our spiritual body! We shouldn’t just let half of it go to God. We need to put our whole spiritual body into it and cast our cares to the Lord.
It is amazing how praying the words, “God, it’s yours” can be so freeing.
How the weight is lifted immediately off your shoulders.
Those whom trust God, and cast all your cares onto him, will be sustained.
God will never let the righteous fall.
If you trust in Him, He will guide you. He will help you. He will heal you.
Let God sustain you. He won’t let you fall.
Ponder: What do you need to cast onto God today?

 

Prayer: Lord, I give you _______________ (whatever you are worried about). Thank you that you never let the righteous fall. Amen

10407911_381659608709717_5593303683011749961_nNichole is a Social Media Marketing Manager, student, daughter and friend. She’s working on her Marketing Diploma and has a Certificate of Christian Theology. She is an avid coffee lover who enjoys a good movie or book. She takes great joy in organizing, scheduling, and volunteering. Her passion for volunteerism extends specifically to those who are hurting, whether it is emotionally, physically, or mentally.

Nichole is certified to provide Mental Health First Aid, which means she can provide immediate support and guidance in a safe environment, comfortably have a conversation about mental health related issues and offer professional and other supports. This does NOT make Nichole a psychologist, or a counselor. It simply gives her the tools to direct people to the help they need.

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