Good morning, everyone, and welcome back to another morning with the Master's. We're

to devote ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning, guys. Good morning, indeed. We're

picking up with day four of our win-disappointment, Strikes Devotional. In the Bible app, there's

a link to that in the description if you guys want to fall along with us. And as always, I'm

going to read the scripture then Tories can I pick up with the Devo? Let's do it. The scripture

is Galatians chapter 6 verse 2 and it says this, share each other's burdens and in this way obey

the law of Christ. The devotional is titled using our disappointment. And it says this,

the disappointments we face can either keep us where we are or catapult us towards something

better, a more fulfilling career, a better relationship, a stronger mindset, a brighter future.

Disappointment doesn't mean a dead end. It may be a stop sign at first, but in the long run,

there's a yield sign directing us to gauge our surroundings before moving forward again.

To recover from disappointment, we have to choose to trust God in the midst of it.

This isn't easy at all. It's hard to feel like trusting God when we're down, but isn't this the

time to do it? It's easy to trust God when you're experiencing good things. It's when our hearts

are broken and we voice our trust and faith in Him that true trust occurs. We must move forward

and rely on God to bring us through our pain for He's the only one trustworthy of caring for our

hearts. Consider these two things as you continue to press through your disappointment.

First is the point. We've all asked, what's the point to this? We want to understand why we experience

what we do. Part of this stems from a desire to not waste our time or experiences. We want

to know that what we've went through wasn't in vain. If that's your thought process, then you're

on to something. The best way to heal from our pain and disappointment is to use it to impact

someone else. Maybe you've struggled with infertility, had a rebellious teenager, had a marriage

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