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clogged drain

We have a manufactured home. Therefore it was built in a factory and brought to our lad and placed on here.  There are some definite advantages to this, our house doesn't look like a manufactured home, doesn't feel like the typical old school one, but there are also some major disadvantages to it.  One thing that we have noticed is that our pipes get clogged ALL the time.  Currently our stand up shower has become more like a 3 inch bath tub. 
Prior to that, our sinks were filling up with water.  My handy and handsome hubby was able to take the drain off and clean it all out so that our sinks weren't overflowing while washing our faces or brushing our teeth or just washing our hands...  Unfortunately, there is no real good way to get to the drain under the shower.  We have tried different approaches. but it is perpetually clogged up and I think that we may even go the plumber route. 
It is nasty what comes out of the clogs, it is gross stuff- hair, black tarry goop that has built up from spit and germs etc...  Do you have somewhere in your life that isn't draining properly?  Maybe you haven't cleaned out the drain and asked God to take away the nastiness in one area of your life.  Maybe there is a portion of your life that you are holding back from God.  Things are building up inside of you, but you don't want to, or don't have time to clean it all out.   You don't have to clean it out - God will come and clean it and then his water - HIS JOY can rush through your whole life again without being hindered. 
The Bible tells us in Jeremiah 29:13 "You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all of your heart."  Are we seeking God with ALL our hearts?  Are we allowing our drains to be cleaned out of the gunk that prohibits God from flowing through our whole house?  Seek HIM with all your heart! 

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