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You Are Not Too Young

Always remember that Jesus loves you and be committed to studying your bible. You will only rise according the measure of the knowledge of God you have within you.
Don't allow ignorance to trap you. Be more hungry to understudy Gods plan for your life. You are not too young to know Gods counsel for your life. Don't look down on what God has kept in your life. You are more than what you think of your self and you are more than what the social media are trying to define you to be.
You are a billion more than this and learn to see your self through the eyes of God unfailing love for your life.
Irrespective of your present trouble or struggles...be rest assured that God is with you and he will pull you out of any situation bothering you. Keep looking unto Jesus, the Author and Finisher of your Faith in Christ Jesus.

This is your day!!! 
Be encouraged!!!

HOPE EXPRESSION believes in you.

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