Have you ever noticed how easy it is for us in our human nature to become complacent, feel stuck or simply give up? There are times in life that we either want to quit due to the climb or we become discouraged due to the obstacles in our path. Many times this occurs due to witnessing the lack of faith in others or for simply listening to the discouragement in someone else. But when we learn to change our focus from the world and then place our eyes & ears upon the Promises of God then He will ignite the fire that carries us forward as we learn to trust & obey.
The object is knowing that we are on the path that He leads and recognizing that this life is not a bed of roses. There is a reason and a purpose for the wilderness in life to teach and help prepare us for the destination ahead. May you be encouraged today to go the extra mile and to stay focused on the Promises of God!!!
“And I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns.” Philippians 1:6
James A. Harrison
Edward@Miami Homes says
God has given us promises that we can rely on when we are in need of comfort and assurance. These promises were made by a loving Heavenly Father and it is very comforting to know that God loves us and He ALWAYS keeps His promises.
Villa@W South Beach says
Jesus knows how discouraging the world can be. He lived here. So in His love for us, He made a way for us to get through all of this successfully. His way is the cross. Always. It is by receiving His sacrifice that we are forgiven and released of the burden of sin, guilt, and death.
Edu@Continuum South Beach says
Take time off. If you have available personal days, use them to your advantage. When things aren’t going as planned, showing up day after day to work isn’t going to remedy the problem. Take a day or a few days off to mentally recuperate and relax so you can go back renewed.
Rosie@st regis bal harbour says
Job 16:5
[But] I would strengthen and encourage you with [the words of] my mouth, and the consolation of my lips would soothe your suffering.