Tuesday, 26 March 2019

Reflections of faith (Lose) – 26 March 2019

He that findeth his life shall lose it: and he that loseth his life for my sake shall find it. (Matthew 10:39)

The one thing most of us struggle with is letting go and handing over. I know that the Lord will take care of me and my kids and that I should just trust His way and most important His time. Jesus said that whoever loses his life for my sake will find it. In today’s corrupted and materialistic world, we are in conflict with this. The world wants us to want more and desire only the best. We lust and desire and listen to the worst voices. The whole media is flooded with the wrong ideas and all the marketing is focussed on stuff we do not need but should have. When Jesus says you must lose your life to find it, it does not indicate a small change. With Jesus change is most of time a hundred and eighty degree in the opposite direction. Change is not what we need but what God needs. I am often in conflict with that because I would rather follow my idea and try and fix things my way. God does not want that because in the end the miracle will glorify Him and touch the lives of those it was intended to do. So, something bad might come over your path but God’s plan is to take that bad and use it to change hearts that needs to change, and you are the vessel that will initiate that change, because the miracle will affect you. Time is our problem, because time needs patience and most if us are quick fix type of people. God is teaching me patience and believe me I am struggling with it, but I am getting better. He is also teaching me how to trust Him completely and I might add I have already seen the value of that. Submit to God and allow Him to be your guide and steer you, but most importantly listen to His voice and His voice only.

Have an awesome day. 

I love you, my friend in Jesus.

Cheers

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