There is a time and a place for everything and
the Bible clearly emphasizes there’s a proper timing for various “life events”.
It speaks of a time for planting, and a time for reaping, a time for plucking out
what was planted, and a time for living, it authorizes a time for crying, and even
emphasizes that at some point things,
stuff, & even people will have to die. However the world we live in
empowers a holistic alternative, the idea that we have some level of
dictatorship—the ability to name it,
claim it, grind it out, or escape it, even getting so detailed as to suggest
that one can pin point the specifics such as, the when, the where, and the how, these “life events” will take place…..wrong
notion. By resorting to the above, we expose our desperation, and our holistic
alternative quickly becomes the serpent that lures us into separation.
Separation gives way to
desperation, and desperation outside of Christ resorts
to a lonely and unfulfilled existence.
That place where merely wanting a job becomes
desperate, or anticipating that call back creates anxiety. Frequently checking
that inbox for the emailed response from a “ very important person” puts you on
edge, and desiring to be in a relationship brings you to the brink of tears.
Desperately wanting that check in the mail which leads to a bad attitude until
it’s in your hand, and so forth—all desperate mediums that are designed to usurp
the authority of God into your dominion which will never yield the God results
needed for fulfilled living. Ever wondered why a famous person would commit suicide?
A person with all the money, men/women, fame, fortune, and “living the dream”,
decides to end it all, and for what? Simply put, they were desperate. Desperate
for more, never satisfied with what they had, desperate for love and attention,
fame, success, and sometimes even a better way of life. Nonetheless desperate
people, for anything other than God,never fully realize that God is
their source of strength and means to success and aside from him at best they
can produce a poor imitation. With that, wait I say on the Lord and be of good
cheer! You will reap your harvest if you faint not, and cease the desperation!
It's backed in the Word
Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 Psalms 27:14 Jeremiah 2:27-28 Galatians 6:8-10 Matthew 6:31-34
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