Whom Do You Serve?
If you love Me, you will keep My commandments - Jn. 14:15
In this life, we make every choice for a reason. Almost every single action, great and small, is inspired by a mindset or religious or philosophical principle.
When we wake in the morning, when we get ready for the kind of day that we know awaits us, and when we face the tasks and burdens that greet us, the response we give is inspired by what we believe.
When life gives me sudden suffering, what do I really think, in the depths of my soul, that this sudden suffering indicates about the meaning of life and reality? Does the way that I respond clearly reveal that I believe in God's perpetual and complete Providence? If so, perhaps, while acknowledging that there is pain, I will allow it to enter my life and then patiently maneuver around it or with it.
When this sudden suffering arrives, do I mutter some complaint like, "Of course! Of course this is how my day's going to go!"? Or, "Of course this woul…
In this life, we make every choice for a reason. Almost every single action, great and small, is inspired by a mindset or religious or philosophical principle.
When we wake in the morning, when we get ready for the kind of day that we know awaits us, and when we face the tasks and burdens that greet us, the response we give is inspired by what we believe.
When life gives me sudden suffering, what do I really think, in the depths of my soul, that this sudden suffering indicates about the meaning of life and reality? Does the way that I respond clearly reveal that I believe in God's perpetual and complete Providence? If so, perhaps, while acknowledging that there is pain, I will allow it to enter my life and then patiently maneuver around it or with it.
When this sudden suffering arrives, do I mutter some complaint like, "Of course! Of course this is how my day's going to go!"? Or, "Of course this woul…
