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God was saying something shocking when he told Moses, "I am." Just what does "I am" mean?

Why do we keep doing the foolish thing that we know we will regret? As Paul put it, "what I hate I do." Fortunately, Paul had an answer to this question that still helps us today. 

The strength of God is made perfect in our shortcomings. At the point when we are frail in ourselves, we have strength in the grace of Jesus. When we feel that we are powerless in ourselves, we are to go to Christ and receive strength from him.

It is simple for us to zero in on our shortcomings, however when God requests that we accomplish something, he will assist us by giving the words, the strength, the mental fortitude, and the capacity where required.

We can trust Him, understanding that He strengthens us in our time of weakness. To say we need Him every hour is trusting in Him to sustain us in the storms of life. I encourage you to call upon Him. Run to the Lord.

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