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Do you ever feel like God isn't with you? Sometimes, when going through life's storms, it can be hard to feel God's presence. However, He has promised to never leave us or forsake us. When you have hit Rock Bottom, it can seem like God has left you, but our Lord will NEVER abandon you. Since 2020, things have been so difficult for everyone. Coffee With Jesus was started to provide hope and comfort to others. Join our hosts, Todd Uebele and Elizabeth Bristol, and their guests as they share how God was their rock through trying periods of their lives. They share their stories to uplift and encourage you as you step through life.
Coffee With Jesus
Revelation Study Companion, Ep. 4: Firstborn
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A little girl once complained when her father reached down to grab a basinet holding her new brother: "Oh no! Not the baby! He's taking over the whole house!"
In the same way, many Americans feel like AI is taking over their communities. Like that young girl, Americans feel frustrated as they see their bills go up.
If you are in a situation where you are feeling frustrated or hopeless about your surroundings, please know that God is in control!
Jesus is God's only Son, but Revelation refers to him as "firstborn of the dead." Jesus will take care of you, no matter what your situation is.
Watch Christine's Revelation Study video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4pHL1_UPF0
Music by Good_B_Music from Pixabay
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