Lamentations 3: 1-48
Hellen Keller was a blind ever interviewed: "What is worse than being born blind?" He replied: "Having eyes but do not see." This statement is certainly tickle us who have physical senses intact. Even a blow for us, who can see but life expectancy is not there. Is not God-given life is so precious? Of course everyone has different experiences neighbor how to fill the life given it. And as an illustration, I describe a different attitude in a beautiful experience.
One night two inmates sit behind iron railings discuss the fate. Person A says: "My life has been by no means yet, I do not have hope in the future, I lost my job, everything is destroyed ..." Meanwhile, looking at the sky the B convey a different sentence: "Try to see up there, scattered stars, moon glowing and very beautiful to look at. The Lord will make myself as bright as the stars, even if now I am imprisoned, but my hopes are not imprisoned, my soul has always praise the Lord. "
The above story teaches us to live a hopeless in God by way of total surrender. Not a hope in humans, wealth, position, and so forth. Face any challenge in the name of the Lord Jesus and believe me; our lives become wound yesterday we laugh today. Our tears yesterday became the soul cleansing today. We suffered yesterday into force tomorrow. Grief us last year to the joy of savings in the coming years.
Inspiration: Do not lose hope to face difficulties of this life, but believe me, the Lord walks with us because of the hope we have.
Moment of Inspiration.
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