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Believe in God even when He is Silent

Believing is knowing, even though you can't see it, touch it or feel it but you can Experience it.  So it is with our Walk with God. We might not see Him, but we Know and Believe that He is there.  We might not be able to Touch Him, but we experience His Warmth every single Day. We might not able to feel Him, but we Experience His Love on Us every single Day. When you Believe in Him, you can never go wrong, ever. Our Unshakable and Immovable Faith in God,  is like the Air that we breathe everyday, we can't see it, but We know that He is there with us all the time. He is there in the Best of Times, and in the Worst of Times. He will never leave us, and He is always with us. People say,  Only what you can see,  you can Believe, but I don't See God, but I can experience Him, every single minute of every single Day. His Love, His Strength, His Guidance, and His Forgiveness, All the time. Now,  I might not be able to See, but I surely do Believe.

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