One thing I firmly believe in is that God has a purpose for everything in our lives, good or bad. He may put bad situations or people in our way, but he always gives us good people to help us through. With Him, we are never alone, and we are always loved.
I can trust in the Lord always and in the plans He has for me.
There's still hope.
I firmly believe that every person in the world matters. No matter what they say or think, theyre human, and deserve to be seen and treated as such. People should be treated with respect no matter how different they are, no matter what theyve done.
...I was born to become great.
Our faith will guide us when no one is there to guide
One thing I firmly believe in is that everyone is equal , every child should get an equal opportunity to prove themselves in the field of education , sports etc . Every child has the right to be loved and to love their fellow human beings , be it a child from DRC(Africa) or from any other country . Education is a birth right and so is food and water 😔 . Children are supposed to study and play , not work in mines and earn hardly a dollar per day or go on without food and water for days together . On this note I would like to request one and all present and reading this post here to be a little selfless and help the children of Africa progress to ensure they have a good life . If every individual does their little bit the world will be free of suffering and society will progress ,no evils like unequality , child labour etc shall prevail then after!!
Good morning , have a great day 💚💜💛
One thing I firmly believe is... that everyone is different, and they should be respected for those differences. And they should respect your differences in return. There's too much hate and despise for people who are different but we all have one thing in common. We're alive, and that's the greatest gift you can have because it's yours, and you can change it however you like.
Thankfully, things will change. The situation is not permanent, merely temporary.
One thing I believe in: the world is not cruel, it's the people living on it.
