Have some hope!

Life sucks. We all know that. We've all experienced something that just makes you wanna quit life and want to give up. We get hurt, we get let down, we make mistakes, we have misunderstandings, and we mess up. But, all of us take out our emotions in different ways. Some beat themselves up when they screw up, some of us take it out on the people we love, and some people even blame the bad things on God. All the things that we go through happen for a reason. We may not know the reasons right away, or we may not ever know them, but God knows. He makes everything happen for a certain reason, and in the Bible he promises that something good will always come out of the bad. He also promises that he will never ever give us something we can't handle. No matter how bad something is, how long it take you to get over it, how bad you're hurt, you're gonna get through it because God has planned it that way. He puts us through all these bad things to teach us lessons so we know next time it happens, and that's what a lot of people don't understand. People say "If God loves us so much, why does he let so much bad happen? If he's the God everyone says he is, why is he doing this to me?" He's doing it because he wants you to come to him for help so he can tell you how to handle it and make you stronger. He's doing it because he loves you. I wanted to write this for people who feel lost, alone, and hopeless. If you're someone like that, I just want you to know that the pain isn't going to last, and that God will make it better. You always have me and Jesus, and you'll never be alone. God is always going to be with you when you fail, when you mess up, and when you're hurting. So, whether you just broke up with your boyfriend/girlfriend, your parents just got a divorce, someone close to you died, you got your heart broken, you don't have a good home life, you don't have anyone to turn to, anything; you're going to be okay. I promise, and so does God. "Everything will be ok in the end. If it's not okay, it's not the end."