Then I heard a voice from heaven say, "Write this: Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on." "Yes," says the Spirit, "they will rest from their labor, for their deeds will follow them."—Revelation 14:13 (NIV)
While self-pity is a natural
emotion, we must not become absorbed in it, if
allowed to go unchecked, it can be extremely destructive to
us, as well as those close to us. If we can remain focused, on first seeking,
and then accepting God's will, even the most painful
experiences can pass through our lives without stealing our peace and
our joy, for any real period of time. I prayed for, and wanted healing,
even if it wasn't God's will,...but I'm not broken because it did not come,...I
choose to go on believing; God is still God, and He is always in control. It
hurts! But I will continue to do, as I have been taught,...I will Pray, and Trust
God!
Losing one's self, in self-pity can stir up jealousy, envy,
and even strife,...things which only blind us further to God's
will.
Remember no
matter what you are going through, or have yet to go through..."God is a safe dwelling place, in any and
all, of life's storms."
"Asking for God's blessing in our lives, should mean more of Him,...not just more stuff."
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