Trusting in God during hard times

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Excerpt From: J.E. Nickerson. “A Word Fitly Spoken 30 Days of Encouragement” available to own on Apple Books. https://books.apple.com/us/book/a-word-fitly-spoken-30-days-of-encouragement/id1555087758 

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