Last Sunday, when I went to church, I picked my cold Bible up from the front seat of my car, when a harsh reality hit me. This Bible was cold. This Bible, the written word of my God, is cold. I left it out in cold. It was there all week... in my car. It doesn't do any good sitting in a cold car for a week. This is an admission. My Bible often gets cold. Why is it that I can have an honest yearning to know the Lord more, yet still leave my Bible in the passenger seat all week? This humanity thing is hard to grasp, even though it is a reality. I am thankful though, that my God isn't cold. He was with me even though I abandoned His Word. I am not a cold case in His eyes, thank God.
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Your reflection on the cold case strikes a deep chord. It serves as a reminder that resources, such as nursing dissertation writing service, are only useful when used actively. Your candor is encouraging, and it's reassuring to know that God's warmth and presence remain constant, even when we disregard Him.
This reflection is so powerful and relatable. Life gets busy, and sometimes we unintentionally set aside what truly matters. But just like your Bible was always there, waiting for you to open it, God’s presence remains constant. In a similar way, when we change jpg to vector, we preserve the essence of an image while making it more adaptable and refined. Thankfully, faith is like that too—always ready to be strengthened and reshaped when we return to it!
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