What are we fancying? Instead of imagining things, try to work out, welcome and cling to the will of Jesus.
Unfortunately, most of the people don’t bide until Jesus unfold what is hidden (1Corinthians 4.5). They try to sort out the predicaments based on what they heard or saw. And the worst is that they desire that Jesus judge at the same way.
Until when we will stay this childish stance? Our wrestle isn’t against human beings (Ephesians 6.13), but against our satanic disposition (the sin). Our challenge is to accept the plan of the Creator for us. Our revolt or dissatisfaction happens because, most of the time, we aren’t interested in what Jesus plans on unveil through the circumstance that He carefully planned out for us.
We seek out in Christ what we dream for us, in according to the highest level of pleasure that our worldly mind can imagine. When someone or something brings about us some predicament, we look on ourselves victims, instead of accepting with meekness the Word that Jesus want to engraft in us through what we are undergoing.
So, if you wish a good day, accept your role in the great “play” of the Creator, act out with all your heart and mind, as though this is real (recall that this isn't our true home). Render yourself to the Creator, regardless the scenery, the people whom you will have to make the scene with and the role that you need to interpret in order that the message of the Creator can be conveyed to principalities and powers (Ephesians 3.10).
- “*You have seen* all their vengeance and all their imaginations against me. *You have heard* their reproach, O LORD, and all their imaginations against me; the lips of those that rose up against me, and their device against me all the day.” (Lamentations 3.60-62).
Unfortunately, most of the people don’t bide until Jesus unfold what is hidden (1Corinthians 4.5). They try to sort out the predicaments based on what they heard or saw. And the worst is that they desire that Jesus judge at the same way.
Until when we will stay this childish stance? Our wrestle isn’t against human beings (Ephesians 6.13), but against our satanic disposition (the sin). Our challenge is to accept the plan of the Creator for us. Our revolt or dissatisfaction happens because, most of the time, we aren’t interested in what Jesus plans on unveil through the circumstance that He carefully planned out for us.
We seek out in Christ what we dream for us, in according to the highest level of pleasure that our worldly mind can imagine. When someone or something brings about us some predicament, we look on ourselves victims, instead of accepting with meekness the Word that Jesus want to engraft in us through what we are undergoing.
So, if you wish a good day, accept your role in the great “play” of the Creator, act out with all your heart and mind, as though this is real (recall that this isn't our true home). Render yourself to the Creator, regardless the scenery, the people whom you will have to make the scene with and the role that you need to interpret in order that the message of the Creator can be conveyed to principalities and powers (Ephesians 3.10).