Yet I am always with You; You hold me by my right hand. Psalm 73:23
I’ve come to realize something.
We are all alone.
Yes, we might have a spouse or children if we’re adults.
We have parents, friends, maybe even a best friend.
But ultimately, we are alone.
We stand all by ourselves.
Our spouse might have other loyalties.
Our children grow up and move away.
Our friends choose others with whom to spend their time.
Our parents love us but have their own lives.
Ultimately we are alone.
Someday, we will stand alone before God.
Giving account for our life.
On that day, Jesus will step in for us.
He will show payment for our sins.
He will if we trust in Him.
If we trust in Him for our very salvation.
He will step in for us on judgement day, but He has already stepped into your life.
He has already joined you here in this life.
Here.
So you’re not alone.
Psalm 73:23-26 says Yet I am always with You; You hold me by my right hand.
Jesus is always with us.
He holds us by our right hands.
Psalm 23:4 reminds us Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me.
Walking through dark times, or even daily life, we do not fear.
We do not feel lonely.
Why?
Because God, Jesus, is with us.
With us.
While you feel alone, you are not.
You might feel lonely, but you are not.
Feelings are not accurate.
Facts are.
And the facts are this: God is always with you; you are never alone.
Remind yourself that God, who created ALL things, is with you.
He cares.
He knows.
He loves you.
You.
And that, my friend, is why you are never truly alone.
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Amy Linnea 
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