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I know that I need you



 I want you forever, I need you forever.

Stay with me forever—Don't ever let me go.

—Jonathan McReynold

Gotta keep moving. I hate feeling like I'm not doing much, but you always reassure me that I'm doing something right.

I hate feeling uncertain, and anxious.

Take them away, I don't want them.

God when I'm where you want me to be, let me not forget you, because you made me who I am.

'The stars are just our beginning'.

My sister loves this quote and so do I.

God I acknowledge you as my strength, please don't stop being my strength.

Jesus, I need you too, don't ever let me go.

Let me be at peace with who I am. As long as you say Yes, I don't care who says No.

I love you Lord and I know you know that I do.

Visit me Lord, I need to see you.

I need to feel, see, hear, touch and be the miracle.
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Tell me what you think below, how easy do you find talking about your fears and uncertainties? Do you know Jesus is always there waiting, for you to open up to him? Try it out, you might be surprised.❤️

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