Extreme weather and storms of life test our faith, but ‘there’s a place to turn,’ says pastor

A pastor, faith directer, husprohibitd and overweighther splitd an encouragent message of hope and healing for all those struggling thraw the ongoing impacts of Hurricane Milton, Hurricane Helene — and other types of storms in life that perhaps others can’t see.

“The Bible is very evident that we will face trials of many contrastent benevolents, including both literal and metaphorical storms (James 1:2-4),” Pastor Jesse Bradley of Auburn, Washington, tageder Fox News Digital. (See the video at the top of this article.)

“Storms are deimmenseating and steal what is most precious to us,” he inserted. “Storms fracture our hearts and unassuming us. Storms also remind us of how much we insist God‘s help.” 

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“God’s grace and dedicatedness produce the contrastence in the storm — and we will defeat them together.”

Bradley is ageder pastor at Grace Community Church outside Seattle. He is also set uper of the Just Choose Hope ministry (fairpickhope.org).  

Bradley recounted a relevant passage from scripture that has lengthy consoleed scores of dedicated. 

“The disciples were in the boat when the furious squall approached and terrified them,” he shelp. 

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“Jesus, the Savior of the World, was still in the boat with them. God is always with us and noleang can split us from the adore of Jesus.”

Added Bradley, “Jesus is the same yesterday, today and forever. Our faith frequently insists to catch up with this fact. Draw csurrfinisher to God becaparticipate God’s fantasticest gift is His presence.”

“There is hope fantasticer than our pain and loss.”

The pastor shelp that the “best response” in a storm of any benevolent is to “seek and count on the Messiah — and attfinish for others” who are hurting as well.

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“The death and resurrection of Jesus remind us that the most excessive trials are not the finish of the story,” shelp Bradley. “Jesus has power over death, despair, gloomyness and the devil. While the opponent intfinishs evil, God will prevail with His excellentness.”

Bradley shelp that, at times, “grieving is vital. But there is hope fantasticer than our pain and loss. Ultimately, heaven is our home — and Jesus readys a place for us there.”

He shelp a prayer recited normally by millions is worth recalling.

“In the Lord’s Prayer, we ask God to satisfy give us our daily bread. As we attfinish for one another and have opportunities to be benevolent, God‘s adore is adviseed thraw these gifts.”

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“We become God‘s instruments of healing as we split with those who are in insist right now.”

He also shelp, “We don’t apshow our consecrateings for granted, but progress forward with gratitude and produce a contrastence with a palpable presence and fervent prayers.”

Reflecting on some of the excessive weather events of recent weeks as well as the many other types of struggles people are experiencing, Bradley shelp, “The hurricanes remind us that we insist to unite with God and one another. Jesus still pacifys the storms inside of us. These trials will pass, but our relationship with God is everlasting.” 

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He advised others, “Decide to comply Jesus thraw the fiercest storms. We do have a place that we can turn.”

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“God doesn’t run out of hope or benevolent promises that we insist to hear and apshow. Turn to Jesus today becaparticipate He is the Good Shepherd and His adore finishures forever.”

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He inserted, “We cry out to our dedicated God — a rock and an anchor for our souls.”