“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not rely on your own insight. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.”
Proverbs 3:5-6
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2 - Reflect
Taking refuge in times when we are feeling sad or lonely will often keep us in dark places that are difficult to leave. "But if I am unable to change so far, what will allow me to change in the future?" If we trust that God will give us the answer at some point whenever we need it most, we will be fulfilling our role as faithful Christians. Placing our joys and sorrows in Our Heavenly Father will give us the clarity we need the most whenever we are confused. Opening our hearts to God and His love and care is what gives us comfort in times of despair.
The dedication with which we establish our relationship with God the Father will always be well rewarded. We must find our faith daily, learning of the different ways in which Our Father can surprise us. The divine plan that He has reserved for each one of us will not always be happy, there will also be sad and bitter times, but we must realize that those are also ways He teaches us. To help us become great people and make us stronger Christians. God will provide through His wisdom over and over again, even in times of anguish.
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