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 11/2/2022 “Hard times come again no more.” This is part of a song which was popular in the American Civil War but also speaks to most times in history and to many people. We must be honest and realize hard times is not a time but a season in our lives so we can realize hope our daily need for the glorious God. Even those without God receive the order and power of the Creator in creation. When hard times come know God can renew and grow you in and through them.

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