The Strength Within
Discovering your inner power during tough times
When shadows fall and hearts grow weak,
I feel His presence, soft, unique.
In every tear, His love will show,
A strength within that helps me grow.
Through trials fierce and storms that break,
I call on Him, for His own sake.
Christ, my Savior, guides my hand,
His power lifts me from the sand.
In stillness, deep, I find my way,
For Christ is with me, night and day.
His strength within, my soul’s true light,
He leads me through the darkest night
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Esther Hambolu
As a passionate content writer, I bring fresh perspectives and engaging narratives to every topic I tackle. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to clarity, I create content that not only informs but also resonates with readers.
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