Quote by Lauren Myracle

God loves you even on your blackest days, and He will always, be there to guide you home. All you have to do is look for the light of His love.

God loves you even on your blackest days, and He will always

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This quote conveys the idea that God's love is unwavering, even during our darkest and most difficult times. It suggests that whenever we feel lost or overwhelmed, all we need to do is seek the guidance and comfort of God's love. The "light" symbolizes the hope and support that God provides, leading us back to a place of peace and belonging. Despite our struggles, knowing that God's love is always available to us can bring solace and reassurance.

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