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This month we celebrate Thanksgiving in America. November has become a month of thankfulness for many, a time when we reflect on those things we are thankful for.
I am thankful for so many amazing things in my life, but this week I am thankful for something very odd. I am thankful for a 6 year medical battle that even months ago I didn’t think would end. Odd, yes. Yet when I reflect on what I learned I cannot be other then thankful, for I gained something more valuable then health in the midst of the trial.
I learned how faithful God id to me. He gave me his comfort, strength, peace, shelter, and presence. I am thankful that I have been the recipient of his grace and mercy. I was able to see how God works on my behalf. During these 6 years I was able to experience God’s promises in reality. I learned that God’s character is unchanging and unwavering. God walked me through the battle, never leaving me. I am thankful for the battle because I was able to experience God in a way I would not otherwise have.
It may seem odd to be thankful for the battle that seems to have no end. Yet without the battle I would not have experienced God’s goodness in the same way. I would have missed out on seeing him work on my behalf, I would not have learned the joy that comes with trial. Seeing God work for me in battle taught me to have joy because of who God is, what he has done for me, is doing for me, and will do for me. I have learned to have joy regardless of my circumstance, because I know first hand how faithful God is. I am thankful that I experienced a trial that taught me that, for I know that in all my circumstances God is unchanging, faithful, and good.
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