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Me at the Prayer Mountain 
I felt guilty because before I read my Bible, I grabbed my phone to check e-mails and messages. Honestly, I will never do this again in the morning all I want is God’s word that came in first to my head. Since yesterday, I felt so worried with a lot of things, anxious about what is happening around.

But when I opened chapter 14 of John, Jesus said “Do not be worried & upset, believe in God & also believe in Me.” After speaking these words silently, I felt sudden comfort like he immediately pacified my wandering heart. Then after, a thought of assurance in my spirit says, “I will come back to take you with me where there will be no sorrow and pain, you and all things new.” Jesus even said the word prepare in verse 2; I became curious how does Jesus prepares room for us there? The disciples sensed both peace and power when Jesus stated verse 10, “I am the Way the Truth and & the Life, no one goes to the Father except by Me.”

This revelation hit me by heart with an impression: "you know the Way, you now have life, so rest assured there’s no road that can block you into ALL TRUTH."  It leads everything that brings life because Jesus is the manifestation of creation that knows no end. 

The moment we accepted Him, He opened a line exclusively for us so that we can go to him anytime and that we can hear him clearly so our relationship with him will be nurtured. Since He is the Way that leads in all truth, he guarantees that we will never be lost as we listen to his voice. Take hold of his promise that he prepares for us, he is with us, he hears us and that he will come back for us. The word of the Lord is as sure as the sun that rises every morning.



We always have to believe that he is all that we need in this life and even after that. Whatever is happening around, it will never affect the truth that is laid even before the foundation of his creation. Listen, as He whispers everyday: "My child, I am your Savior, I am the key to the Father’s house. Bank on the reality that my truth will follow you in every way because I AM who I say I AM."





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