Finding Peace Amidst Life's Turbulence

As I woke up this morning, Diego, my faithful feline companion, cried out beside me. His persistent meows echoed my own cries to God, though unlike Diego, I often struggle to articulate my emotions. Yet, I find solace in knowing that God understands my unspoken words. In the midst of life's struggles and disappointments, I've come to realize that God's presence is my anchor.


Life's journey has been a paradox – amazing yet fraught with challenges. Like Peter attempting to walk on water, I strive to keep my faith afloat, fearing the undertow of doubt and fear. Meanwhile, the Red Sea of uncertainty stretches before me, seemingly insurmountable. Still, I hold onto the promise that God will part the waters, guiding me through the turmoil.


The biblical account of Jericho's walls crumbling resonates deeply. When I seek prayer support from my church family, I'm reminded that collective faith can move mountains. This reassurance bolsters my confidence, helping me navigate life's labyrinth.


Recently, I questioned my purpose, feeling lost amidst the chaos. However, I've come to accept that God's will surpasses my understanding. His plans unfold independently of my limited vision. As long as I remain on this earth, I trust that there's a greater purpose at play, one that transcends my comprehension.


In the stillness, I've discovered peace – not a fleeting sentiment, but a deep-seated conviction. Life's complexities don't disappear, but with God's presence, I face them with courage. Diego's cries continue, yet they remind me of my own cries to God, and His unwavering response: "I am near."


Scriptural References:

- Matthew 14:22-33 (Peter walking on water)

- Exodus 14:13-31 (Parting of the Red Sea)

- Joshua 6:1-27 (Walls of Jericho)


— MC©️

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Comments

  1. So enjoyed reading your blog. You are a lovely writer . This story is so inspiring. Maybe you already have but if you have not … you should publish a devotional or a book of inspirational essays.

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