Love your scars. You can’t live a whole life without getting a scar; it might be from physical hurts, emotional pains. It can be from childhood, adulthood or teenage years. Sometimes the whole injury sites heals but the scars still remains there, in as much as we can see it as a visible scars, we should always visualize that there are invisible scars a lot today are living with that we can’t see, it can be from self-doubt, divorce, something people say to us in a form of mockery and we tend to loose us because we feel we are not good, beautiful enough. But sometimes we look at our scars with negativity not knowing that it’s a proof of what God brought us through from, we might have been dead and forgotten but he kept us for a reason, a purpose most importantly for us to be a walking miracle and a proof that God answers prayers. Also it portrays the grace of God in our life, It also shows that the wound is healed and it’s over your/me should moving on. But we are som...
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