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  AT WIT'S END
  by Charles E. Cowman
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Summary: God's power is shown at our point of desperation, and He is
always available to help us in our times of need.

Topics: "Gods Strength", "Christian Hope"
Scripture References: Psalm 107:27, Isaiah 41:10, Matthew 11:28, 2 Corinthians 12:9, Philippians 4:13

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Charles E. Cowman preaches about finding hope and strength in God when
we are at our wit's end, facing overwhelming challenges and feeling
alone in our struggles. He emphasizes that it is at these moments of
desperation that God's power is revealed, and Jesus comes to our aid
with love and compassion. Cowman encourages believers to trust in the
Burden-bearer, Jesus, who stands with us at Wit's End Corner, ready to
provide the strength and resources we need to overcome. He reminds us
that even in our darkest moments, God is able to lead us to a brighter
pathway and open doors of opportunity.

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"At their wit's end, they cry unto the Lord in their trouble, and he
bringeth them out" (Ps. 107:27, 28).

Are you standing at "Wit's End Corner,"

Christian, with troubled brow?

Are you thinking of what is before you,

And all you are bearing now?

Does all the world seem against you,

And you in the battle alone?

Remember--at "Wit's End Corner"

Is just where God's power is shown.

Are you standing at "Wit's End Corner,"

Blinded with wearying pain,

Feeling you cannot endure it,

You cannot bear the strain,

Bruised through the constant suffering,

Dizzy, and dazed, and numb?

Remember--at "Wit's End Corner"

Is where Jesus loves to come.

Are you standing at "Wit's End Corner"?

Your work before you spread,

All lying begun, unfinished,

And pressing on heart and head,

Longing for strength to do it,

Stretching out trembling hands?

Remember--at. "Wit's End Corner"

The Burden-bearer stands.

Are you standing at "Wit's End Corner"?

Then you're just in the very spot

To learn the wondrous resources

Of Him who faileth not:

No doubt to a brighter pathway

Your footsteps will soon be moved,

But only at "Wit's End Corner"

Is the "God who is able" proved.

--Antoinette Wilson

Do not get discouraged; it may be the last key in the bunch that opens
the door. Stansifer

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