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1 - READ THE WORD
What we have not healed
"So let us not grow weary in doing what is right, for we will reap at harvest time, if we do not give up. So then, whenever we have an opportunity, let us work for the good of all, and especially for those of the family of faith."
Galatians 6:9-10
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2 - Reflect
Every time we judge the attitudes of others we must remember that it actually reveals a part of ourselves that we have not yet healed. So if we are trying to judge the life of one of our brethren, we are probably really just showing everyone else the things we have not been able to solve yet on our own. Maybe we are focusing wrongly on what the other person is doing wrong when we really should be paying more attention to what we have to do or solve.
Maybe at that moment things are not working the way we expect them to because God is working on something better for us. Sometimes, we need to fall apart so that we can find new ways of doing things and living our lives. Often our greatest blessings come from our worst disappointments or anguish, because through them we can find creative ways to get out and move on in our own way, all thanks to our faith and in the company of God the Father. Concentrating on our goals, even in difficult times will make us remain strong and not give up.
Maybe at that moment things are not working the way we expect them to because God is working on something better for us. Sometimes, we need to fall apart so that we can find new ways of doing things and living our lives. Often our greatest blessings come from our worst disappointments or anguish, because through them we can find creative ways to get out and move on in our own way, all thanks to our faith and in the company of God the Father. Concentrating on our goals, even in difficult times will make us remain strong and not give up.
