Tuesday, August 9, 2011

" STUMBLING BLOCKS IN LIFE "

No problem in life is too intricate for the Father if you are willing to allow Him to assist you. God has already demonstrated His ability to work in all things for good.

Question: " Is anything too difficult for the Lord? "

Now, with that being said; at times, God must discipline us to help us. This is similar to a loving parent's disciplining his child. As we all know receiving discipline is not always easy nor enjoyable to the child, but is essential to teach him/her right from wrong. The Word of God says that " All discipline for the moment seems not to be joyful to the child, but it is essential to teach him/her right from wrong. The Bible says that all discipline for the moment seems not to be joyful, but sorrowful; yet to those who have been trained by it, afterwards it yields the peaceful fruit of righteousness" (Heb. 12:11). When you feel God's hand of correction, accept it as proof of his love. Realize that God is urging you to follow his paths instead of stubbornly going your own way.

Running away from our problems rarely solves them. It is wise to return to our problems, face them squarely, accept God's promise of help, correct our attitudes, and act as we should. Please understand that sometimes we just simply have to wait. When we ask God for something and have to wait, it is a temptation to take matters into our own hands and interfere with God's plans.

Last Point: Many people believe that Christianity should offer a problem - free life. Consequently, as life gets tough, they draw back disappointed. Instead they should determine to prevail with God through life's storm. Problems and difficulties are painful but inevitable; you might as well see them as opportunities for growth. You can prevail with God unless you have troubles to prevail over.

Until Next Time...

Jim

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