My computer
screen was filled with a gazillion emails from my inbox. I set aside time and
began to tackle some of them when an error message popped up that said, connection
lost. There wasn’t a total black out, but I was stalled in reading my
emails or doing anything else on my computer.
My temporary
moment of inconvenience gave me time to redirect my tasks. I pulled a
devotional from my bookshelf and began to re-read a few pages that were folded
down. A quote at the bottom of the page read, “Be happy in the moment, that’s
enough. Each moment is all we need.” -Mother Teresa
What do we
do when the storms of life are raging? A first reaction may be to panic, worry,
or feel overwhelmed. This is the time to put your hope in the Lord, no matter what
your circumstances. Don’t lose your connection. Remain anchored in your faith.
There are battles that we fight for our kids, our health, our finances, but we
push through. That’s faith.
There’s a
gospel song I’m reminded of with the following lyrics: There’s a storm out
over the ocean and it’s moving this way. If your souls not anchored in Jesus,
you will surely drift away. Keep the connection of your faith. It may not
seem like it when you’re going through a challenge, but storms do pass. Your
faith will help you push through it.
You may be familiar
with the acronym P.U.S.H., - Pray Until Something Happens, it’s one to keep in
the forefront of your mind. Prayer is one tool to keep in your toolbox of
faith. No need to navigate the sea of troubles alone. Keep in mind that prayer
does not only have to be used in times of struggle. You can send out prayers of
thanksgiving and gratitude for the things you have.
If you feel
like you’re alone and your connection to your faith has been lost, reconnect.
All is not lost, renew your faith today.
A good message to remind me to put my trust and faith in God who cares for me. I’ll reconnect my faith.
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