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I want to share a message that's been brewing in my heart for some time for last few months concerning trials, struggles, and tribulations. And I wanted to

specifically share it on our healing service. The reason why is because we don't like to talk about

this a lot, but we all have to learn how to deal with certain disappointments that we experience in life.

I think what Ashley shared today is actually why a lot of people lose their faith in God when they accept or they go to God and they experience certain things that sometimes are not mentioned from the

pulpit. You know, we love to celebrate the good things that God has does. And we don't talk about

the things that don't happen. You know, we kind of, most of us know how to deal with it, but some of us

in here, we have to be learned how to process that properly with God. I'm going to share my first

experience that happened that threw completely a curveball in my faith in God. I'm going to share my first experience that happened that

threw completely a curveball in my faith in God. Actually almost knocked me out. I was about 11 years

of age. We went with our friends to school. There was three of us, the three stooges we call

ourselves. It was all three of us were neighbors. We grew up together. We did everything together.

We went to church together. We served God together. I mean, we our life was wrapped together. We were like David and Jonathan except just one more. And we walked to school. We were same grade. We were same age. And this particular time, instead of walking 40 minutes to school, one very generous person decided to give us a ride.

And so instead of, you know, we had now 40 minutes to spare.

And so in this friend of mine who lived third house from us, he had this swing in his yard, in his front lawn, front yard.

And this swing, it wasn't one of those swings that we see today.

It was heavy duty. Like everything they're making Ukraine is heavy duty it was a very heavy duty

swing was full of metal the city six people it was grounded in asphalt and between

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