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It is sometimes hard to come back from a vacation. It takes a few days to get over the jet lag, and the rush of trying to do so many fun things during the vacation.
I just got back from a ten day trip to Hawaii. It was fun and full of activities. I wore down by the end of the ten days because of the pace we were on.
One of the things we did was go to the Big Island. We were only there two days so we did as many things as we could in that time. One of the things we did was to drive to the volcano that is still erupting. It restarted erupting in 1983 and has never stopped since. It is an awesome sight to see.
There are dangers around a volcano. The volcano had an eruption from the side of the mountain, and the lava flow is heading right towards a small community of families. They are on alert to evacuate when ever it is needed.
I feel for the families, but I also am in awe of the wonders that God allows to happen. He created everything, including the volcanoes.
Those families are facing adversity. They may lose their homes. We all face adversity at one time or another in our lives. There will be storms that come in to our lives, and we will need to be strong and face them like the families in Hawaii are now doing.
The one thing to remember is that God is with you through all your storms. He will allow the storms, but He also will be there to help calm them. Never feel alone when something happens that causes you stress. God will guide you through the dark side and show you the Son at the end of the storm.
Remember:
You are never alone.
You are never forsaken.
You are never unloved.
And above all…never, ever, give up!