Dear child of God…I am in a situation very difficult for me to handle. I am getting hopeless but still have faith in the Lord. It is just that I am urgently in need of solutions and assistance. My debts have literally swallowed me and do not know if I am working or not. I cannot provide for my wife and the kids having lost the house we once lived in. Now I cannot pay rent and may be ejected tomorrow to have nowhere to go. The bank is calling me they need the car. Other creditors are also threatening legal action. What do I do in this situation? Is there a stranger who can assist me get out of this situation? Is there some prayerful person out there who can pray for me. I am confused and just scared at the way things are. Please pray for me…I am desperate. Anyone who may wish to donate will be highly appreciated. I can even provide my creditors names and bank account numbers for your verification. I am based in Pretoria, South Africa and am willing to identify myself where such is necessary. God bless you.

I was reading some morning devotions and came across this which may be for you, from another site:
Proverbs 16:3
Commit thy works unto the LORD, and thy thoughts shall be established.

Are you confused, and do not know what to do? Are you overwhelmed? Such painful doubts are the result of losing your peace in the LORD. But it can be easily recovered, if you commit your works to Him. He will settle, comfort, and strengthen you (I Pet 5:10).

In a sinful and uncertain world, where you cannot know even tomorrow, there are often doubts, fears, perplexities, and worries. But this is not the life God desires or planned for His children. He can and will take your painful cares away, if you commit all to Him. His promised, permanent presence will bring contentment and courage (Heb 13:5-6).

Peter wrote about the LORD’s tender care, “Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you” (I Pet 5:7). And David, who faced many and severe difficulties, wrote with confidence and experience, “Cast thy burden upon the LORD, and he shall sustain thee: he shall never suffer the righteous to be moved” (Ps 55:2). Believe both promises!