Vulnerability

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To be vulnerable is to be exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed either physically or emotionally.
One way or another, we all have felt that way and while we are in that state, we are in desperate need of a saviour.
But do we really know who to run to, where to go and how to ask for help?
Different thoughts comes to mind. We humans, to an extent do not want to be perceived as weak. But if You don't show that weakness, how will you get in contact with the person that has answers to what you need?. If you don't ask the right questions how will you get the right answers?

Showing weakness does not mean you are weak or silly literally. It simply means that you have got strength to rise above mediocrity.

Don't be afraid to ask for help when you are in need, because that is only when salvation comes.
Even the Bible says "Ask and it shall be given". It also says "confession brings possession".
How will God bless your steps if you are unwilling to move your feet.
Think about it!

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