My favourite story of God’s deliverance is Moses crossing the red sea.
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I drew a picture of a child’s happy face from receiving the promise of the verse; yet at the same time, with sadness in his eyes from living in a foreign land. To show how the hope endures through circumstances, I wrote the verse repeatedly in the background, on a discarded piece of cardboard (which homeless people often use for sleeping).
This artwork is based on God’s covenant with Noah after the heavy rain came from heaven and flooded the earth.
God promises to be with us forever. May the Holy Spirit, our Comforter, fill our hearts with strength and hope.
“Be strong and courageous” were the words God spoke to the Israelites as they entered the Promised Land. They were uncertain yet hopeful in God’s promises. This verse has given me courage and strength as I enter Secondary School, knowing that God is with me wherever I go.