Life can be full of frustration, loss, disappointment, struggle, and challenges.
Yes, life’s struggles are real, but they’re also a transformative part of our journey, shaping and hopefully changing us for the better.
The struggles of life become a part of our story, but if we only focus on life’s struggles, we will be in a continual state of overwhelm. We must remember that God is not a God of overwhelm but a God of peace.
“For God is not a God of disorder but of peace.”
1 Corinthians 14:33
He wants us to experience His inner peace, even when life gets complicated.
I want to encourage you today.
Don’t lose hope; God is with you even in the struggle.
Sometimes, it may feel like God is far away and doesn’t care about you or your struggles, but remember, truth isn’t based on how we feel.
God has said, “Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you.” Hebrews 13:5
You’re not alone.
Life’s struggles can be challenging, I know… it’s not always easy, but we must hope the future will improve.
Hope anchors the soul.
Our struggles can reveal a great deal about us.
“I am thankful for my struggle because, without it, I wouldn’t have stumbled upon my strength.” Alexandra Elle’s quote reminds us that our struggles can be a source of growth and strength. They can teach us about our resilience and our ability to overcome challenges.
Sometimes, we don’t know how strong we are until we face life’s challenges.
No matter what you are experiencing, remember to be honest with yourself about how your present situation is affecting you. Embrace gratitude; it’s a powerful daily practice that can change your perspective and fuel your resilience.
Being grateful doesn’t mean that everything is always perfect, it means that you’ve decided to look beyond life’s imperfections and still remember the blessings that are all around you. For instance, you can start a gratitude journal, writing down three things you’re grateful for daily. Or, you can take a moment each morning to reflect on the good things in your life.
Take some time to reflect and ask yourself what you’ve learned amid your struggle.
And remember…
This struggle is only one chapter in your life; your story isn’t over yet.
Yes, life can be full of loss, frustration, disappointment, struggles, and challenges, but it can also be full of beauty, joy, peace, hope, love, and blessings.
Keep holding on to hope. Hope is the anchor that will guide you through the storm.
And take time to remember all of the times in the past that you’ve made it through.
Don’t give up!
Bev
