God is Inside you!


God is inside you, so when you are in a bad situation, remember that in all of it, God is in you, God is with you! You can't see God inside you, but remember that God is real and that God is with you all the time through the bad times and good times.

Make a nice home for God

When God, the king of everything! Is coming to your heart then you need to make a nice house, you can’t do it alone, you need God’s grace, mercy, and love. A bad person, just can’t turn good by himself, but only God’s forgiveness can make a new heart.

You can feel God inside you

Have you heard that rump-rump noise in your heart, that is your valves opening and closing. When you feel like doing something bad, then you feel that feeling that you shouldn't do that bad thing, and you don’t want to listen to it, that feeling is God showing you what you should do. So you can feel God inside you like you can feel the heart’s valves opening and closing.

Summery time

God is in you and with you all the time, when you are in good times and in bad times.
 When God comes to your heart, you need to clean it, you can’t clean it alone, only God’s love, grace, and mercy, can make your heart a new heart. You can feel God in you when you hear that voice telling you not to do the bad thing, but you don’t want to listen to it, that vice is God telling you not to do that bad thing, it's kind of like you can hear your heart beating. God is inside you so trust the Lord that he will always be with you. we don’t need to be afraid because God is always with us no matter the time or situation. bye, see you soon THE END.

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