Broken But Not Forgotten

is a fundamental truth that affects everyone. No two situations mirror the same ideal circumstance, but the remedy of pain and healing brokenness comes from the same source. The psalmist echoed these words from (Psalm 124:1) and in verse five, and they concluded in verse six of the same chapter, The Lord didn't promise us a life without trials, failure, rejection or brokenness, but he promised that even through our lowest state, he will be with us even to the end of the world (Matthew 28). That is a guaranteed promise, and the author encapsulated this promise of hope throughout the chapters. For Claudia, the credit of hope and faith didn't resonate within her own power, but through her faith in God.