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Praises!!!!

I found out this morning that I passed the board exam! I am beyond thankful for this blessing. All the time I was studying I was in a cloud of doubt...wondering if the PA profession was right for me, what would I do if I failed, how was I ever going to get through it? But, this process brought me to my knees in new ways. I prayed each day for His strength to bring His work to completion. This was the verse that I would repeat throughout the days of studying and it is so special to me:

"You give me your shield of victory, and your right hand sustains me; you stoop down to make me great."
-Psalm 18:35

The Lord answers prayer. This small prayer about helping give me success with the boards to bigger prayers about salvation for our loved ones and healing for those who are sick. We serve a God who hears us....HOW AMAZING!! He stoops down to uphold us in His right hand.

Trust in Him today, friends. He IS surely big enough for anything you can lay at His feet. He hears you and wants to give you victory in your current struggle.

I just wanted to shout praises today, for the Lord has truly done great things for me. He has given me countless blessings and He surely deserves ALL the GLORY!!! Amen??

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  1. Amen, Anna! Congratulations!!! I remember that awesome feeling a year ago, and I am so happy for you. God is good : )

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  2. YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYYYYYY!!!!!!! Can I get an AMEN! I hope you and your man celebrate BIG!!! Love you and so proud of you! Love cweep

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