You may wonder why I am telling you this experience... I tell you, because It really made me think a lot. In life, when we have problems, when we suffer, or when we fall into a dark place- that´s the moment we need to CALL OUT FOR HELP. And the person we should be calling out for, is our Heavenly Father.
So many times we forget to call out to Him- Him, who is so willing to freely lift our loads, our sorrows, our trials, and make them light. Heavenly Father wants to hear from all of his children, no matter who they are, where they are, what their religious background is, He wants to hear from you. You can speak to him through sincere, humble prayer. Talk to him as a friend, because he is one. Let him know exactly how you feel, because he wants to know. If you call out to him, he will answer, and he will help you.
Now I hope we can all learn a lesson from the 2 puppies in the river. The first puppy continued to call out for help, and because of his cries, we were able to find him and rescue him from the dark and cold night. The second puppy started to call for help, but then ceased to do so. And because of this we were not able to find him in the darkness, and he died shivering in the cold.
Even when we have trials, and the trials seem to last for what seems like too much time to bear, do we continue to pray to our Heavenly Father, giving him thanks for the blessings we do have, and ask him humbly for his help? Or do we slowly cease to call out to Him?
If we cease to ask, He will cease to give. 88:63 Draw near unto me and I will draw near unto you; seek me diligently and ye shall find me; ask, and ye shall receive; knock,and it shall be opened unto you.
My invitation to all this week, is to continually call out to God through simple prayer every morning and every night, whenever you desire. Call out unto to him, so that he may help you. I promise you if you do so, you will receive many blessings, you will be strengthened and filled with peace, because when you draw near unto him, he will draw near unto you.
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