He knows and watches over you.

It's often normal to feel as if you are all alone in that storm when the turbulence rages and all means of help seem far away. Even when the anchor fails, there is always a way to the shore. Cry if you can, shout if you can... in all, you are never alone.

We often a time tend to see less of what we have around us, and in the process look away and farther away from the point of salvation; this has over time reduced or retard our progress towards our set goals.

Remember even when Jesus was on the cross, most commentators took their time to worry about the whereabouts of Peter, Matthew, etc. and forgetting at the foot of the cross, was John receiving assignments from his Master and Lord. 

In the same manner today, we are quick to ask "where are you God" when all seem to fall apart. Your helper is that person close to you; though it may seem vague... you cannot see because you have set your hope far away... but before you conclude your thought at that awkward moment, remember this state...can anything good come out of Nazareth?

Your situation can not cage you down, it may weigh on you today... and when you fall, that's the worst that can happen. While in the storm, take a deep breathe and focus beyond the challenges, for there is always light at the end of the tunnel.