This Stormy Life Quotes

“Sometimes, when we face difficulty and trouble, it may look like it will never end. It will carry on forever. Yet, God is faithful. And when we are anchored in Him, He will bring us through. King David, one of the most anointed leaders and commanders in the Bible and Joseph, who ended up in an Egyptian prison, are but two examples of how God causes all things to work together for good in our lives, when we love Him and are called by Him according to His purpose Romans 8: 28-30.”
― Paddick Van Zyl, This Stormy Life

“Sometimes, when we face difficulty and trouble, it may look like it will never end. It will carry on forever. Yet, God is faithful. And when we are anchored in Him, He will bring us through. King David, one of the most anointed leaders and commanders in the Bible and Joseph, who ended up in an Egyptian prison, are but two examples of how God causes all things to work together for good in our lives, when we love Him and are called by Him according to His purpose Romans 8: 28-30.”
― Paddick Van Zyl, This Stormy Life

“There are many promises in the word of God to get you through the storms of life. Just like any pilot gets trained to fly with their instruments and trust their instruments when they cannot see anything out of the airplane window, likewise we need to trust the promises of God and not rely on our feelings, emotions or instincts when in a storm of doubt, fear, worry or discouragement.”
― Paddick Van Zyl, This Stormy Life

“Escaping from the storm is a natural human tendency. So is enduring the storm. However, enlisting the storm means we get the storm to be our servant and not our master. Escaping from the storm makes the storm our enemy. Enduring the storm is making the storm our master. By enlisting the storm or suffering into our lives, we make it work for us and not against is, which is counterproductive.”
― Paddick Van Zyl, This Stormy Life