Loneliness can be a very painful experience. It is possible to be in the middle of a large crowd and still be lonely. It is a lonely life when you see something and you laugh alone because there is nobody to laugh with. It is a lonely life when you are a good cook, but have nobody else to eat the meals you prepare. David was alone in the desert for many years, but he did not take that as an excuse to misbehave, after all, nobody could see him there. He did not decide to commit suicide. I want to encourage you: the time of loneliness is not a time to destroy or terminate your future. The anointing that will end the loneliness is coming; when it arrives, will it find you waiting faithfully on God? David was one man who experienced loneliness. He was left all alone at the backside of the desert. The only company he had was sheep. When the national prophet visited his town and told his father to bring all his sons, nobody remembered to bring David, but he was eventually anointed by Prophet Samuel and straightaway, the yoke of loneliness in his life was destroyed permanently. David probably wrote that psalm while still a shepherd. He built his battle skills in that time and ended up winning a war for his nation.
YOU NEED TO REALISE THAT LONELINESS IS ONLY A PHASE, NOT THE DESTINATION
