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He's The Only One


We have a God who knows all things, and is all-powerful in all that he says and does.

There is no limit to what God can do. He only knows what we have been through.

He only knows how it's killing us. He only knows what our hearts truly long for and desire.

He's the only one who very truly understands what it feels like to be rejected, mocked, let down, pushed away, and criticized.

He's the only one that is truly going to be there to listen, to comfort you in the hard, painful moments, and times that may seem like circumstances are impossible, and even may seem unbearable.

Even the impossible is possible for God. God is the one that is always going to be there, ready to comfort, provide, protect, and listen.

He's the only one standing in front of you with arms open wide, saying~ "Child, come to me, come to your Heavenly Father."

Soli Deo Gloria!! To God alone be all the glory, the praise, and the honor forever and ever, amen!!

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Yvonne Boehne

Just tryna' write poetry that always glorifies God and who He is, what he has done for me, and what He can and will do for you! If God can transform my life, I know without a doubt he can transform yours too! You are NEVER too far gone, or broken for God! Come to Jesus just as you are and give your life to him and watch the change happen when you turn to Jesus and live for Him!! Being a Christian is never easy, just as life isn't easy, but our only hope is in Jesus Christ the one and only!!

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