“…..for I have learned to be content whatever the circumstances”
(Philippians 4:11 NIV).
How do you handle change? Do you accept it and move on or grumble and make life difficult for everyone around you? What kind of person would you rather work with during a time of change in your workplace, one who has a cheerful outlook or one who is negative? Change can be very scary but let’s face it that is what life is all about. Our bodies are in constant change as we grow up and accept new responsibilities. Our minds are continuously changing as we learn new things all of our lives. When life throws you a curve and you’re thrown into a major change, think about what the Lord requires of you. He expects you to act like a Christian in every situation.
I have had many changes in my life. I moved fourteen times in my married life. It has been unsettling at times, but every move we made I met new friends who have blessed me tremendously. I made a career change that has been a blessing to me in many ways. My faith has grown tremendously as I faced challenges. God never failed me.
You may be facing some kind of change yourself now. Think about it and pray that you will accept it in a manner that pleases the Lord. Surrender your will to the Lord and accept what is happening to you. Don’t grumble like people who don’t know the Lord, but show others how Christians cooperate. Remember to smile that big smile and face life’s challenges head-on. God is with you.
Dear Lord,
I know that life is full of changes. Help me to be a positive influence wherever I am so that others will be blessed. I know you will help me become your servant in all of life’s changes. I trust you to help me to accept what I can’t change and be cooperative.
In Jesus’ name,
Amen
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