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Who Broke You?

 Happy Thursday!

How many of you were in kindergarten and had that one child that just went around breaking all the crayons? Or  were you that one that used too much pressure and it just snapped? Then,  there were the crayons that were broken (brand new box) but under the wrapper it still looked in tact, but broken nevertheless.

Some of us were broken by someone else, some self inflicted brokenness, and some of us are walking around broken and we don't know how we became broken. For me I think I'm a combination of all three. No matter what,  God wants to use our brokenness. Don't look to seek revenge on the person that broke you, forgive them and forgive yourself, (if you feel it was self inflicted) and run to Jesus, the One who can use our brokenness and turn it into a masterpieces.

Walking around thinking you're whole, AND your wrapper on the outside will have people thinking you're whole but when they pick you up they feel your CRACKS and GIRL, remove your wrapper you (WE) fall apart. If you go to the wrong fixer, or youtube how to fix it yourself without going to the Maker to put you back together, that's TROUBLE. GIRL, GO TO THE MANUFACTURER!

TRUST THE PROCESS


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