Call It Good? I have trusted in Your mercy. — Psalm 13:5 Can we really know whether to label life’s circumstances as good or bad? Or perhaps your child decides to pursue interests that aren’t all that interesting to you. You wanted her to play basketball and run track in high school. But she wanted to sing and play the oboe. You feel frustrated, but she excels and ends up with a music scholarship. Is that bad because your dreams weren’t fulfilled, or good because God directed her in ways you could not have predicted? | |
| Sometimes it’s hard to see how God is working. His mysteries don’t always reveal their secrets to us, and our journey is often redirected by uncontrollable detours. Perhaps God is showing us a better route. To make sure we benefit from what might seem bad, we must recognize and trust God’s “unfailing love” (Ps. 13:5 niv). In the end, we’ll be able to say, “I will sing to the Lord, for He has been good to me” (v.6 NIV). — Dave Branon The circumstances in our lives Seem random and unplanned; But someday we will surely see The order of God’s hand. —Sper We may not be able to control events, but we can control our attitude toward them. |
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