Does death stop the pain?

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A young person sitting quietly with a Bible, finding peace and strength through faith in Christ during moments of pain and depression.

‎Have you been in pain frustration or depressed and all that is coming to your mind is to end it there, you just wish to sleep and weak up and boom all the pains are gone but unfortunately you wake up to meet the situation unsolved or the pains still there.


‎That is to say pain don't stop by wishing neither did it stop by dieing  some even go far by taking there own life, maybe thinking if he die then he can have peace or leaving the planet earth will ease the pain.

‎Will the thought of suicide come?  yes.

‎Will the thought of putting your hands in other ways come? 


Yes because the devil comes to steal,kill and destroy, he always gives you a second thought.

A soft blurred flower background with an inspiring Christian quote about living out faith through words and actions, emphasizing that faith is not denial.


‎Then what is the escape route?

The route to escape from pain, depression and trouble is to find Christ and he can be found in His word, secondly get to know what God is saying concerning you and this situation and confess it with faith and thirdly drop it daily at his feet "come unto me all you that are burdened and heavy laden and I will give you rest " matt 11:29.


 There's always a rest that comes from trusting in God word, it might not be easy resting but can you rest? Can you hold onto God with faith even when the pain is still there, when the storm is still raging, when the bad situation looks unsolved, can you keep trusting him that is the only escape route and be reminded that it doesn't take God a decade to change your state. 


‎And as you are resting in his word , hold it dear to you and live it out, your words, your actions should show what you believe in, is not a denial it is faith.

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