I don’t believe in coincidences
or that random things just happen.
Instead,
I believe that everything happens
for a reason
and that all things,
even bad things,
work together for good.
Certainly, things happen because of
choices people make
and we live our lives every day,
making decisions,
often without regard to the future.
Though we may not be consciously aware,
even the smallest thing
can have a most profound effect;
while a big thing may
have a seemingly small effect.
That poor decision we make today
may not have any ill effects
until years later,
just as that small act of kindness today
may not reap obvious benefits
until we least expect it.
The things we do every day
(good or bad),
without any second thought
may seem inconsequential,
but they aren’t.
Everything serves a purpose.
Regardless of our perspective,
all things are working together…
for good.
God gives strength to His people.
He blesses them with peace.
(Psalm 29:11)
Though our situation
and/or circumstance
may be difficult and seemingly overwhelming,
there is nothing going on that
God hasn’t already given us
the strength to overcome.
He can take any horrible decision
or situation
and turn it into good.
And not only are His methods perfect,
but so is His timing.
It may not feel like we can handle a situation
right at that precise moment,
but if it is happening,
we can rest assured that God
has already given us the strength
to get through it.
Sometimes we are affected,
positively and/or negatively,
directly and/or indirectly,
by another person’s actions
which invoke within us
different emotions.
But remember,
there is nothing
that anyone has ever done
that Jesus’ work on the cross
hasn’t already forgiven.
It is up to us to choose
whether to harbor negative feelings
(which make us miserable)
or to let go
and to allow
perfect Love
(which sets us free)
to have it’s way in our hearts.
And truly,
this IS
what it all boils down to -
~ LOVE ~
Pure
Unrestrained
&
Unconditional
It is the Love
that we have all
been given by God.
So what right
do we have
to withhold it
from one another?
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