Sunday, December 11, 2011
Irritated with life
I bet if I had called on the name of the Lord just once yesterday afternoon or evening after I had gotten to work, my burden of irritation would have been lifted immediately. Did I do this? Nope. Just dug in my heels and let the aggravation of everything at work really take root in my heart. I just can't seem to let it go. The anger and resentment of how people are and how really low some are. Just drives me nuts!
Whenever I do manage to realize that it's not my problem, and that this belongs to the Lord. Then and there only do I stop and pray or give up out of pure exhaustion. Am I angry and upset about the lies that someone is telling about me at work to a manager of all people? Yes, yes I am. But getting angry and upset over something I know in my heart most likely isn't true isn't something I should be concentrating on all night long. And I know, as surely as I am sitting here in this comfy chair and writing this out, that the Lord has me in the palm of His mighty hand and that every little whim of anger that I have will be dealt with by Him. You see, nothing everything that touches my life goes through His hands first. But not only that, He's the one person I have in my corner ALL THE TIME. God will have his day. And it might not be settled the evening, and it might not be taken care of by the end of this week. But it will be taken care of. I should have no worries and no burdens. And I think its when we do that Satan is having his field days with our minds. I know every day when I wake up who the Mighty God is that I love with all my heart. I might not be the best Christian around, and I might not be the biggest sinless person, but I try and I've been trying more lately. This lesson this time around is not to be "involved" and not to be like they are, spreading gossip. I really need to learn to shut my mouth and not say anything. I didn't all day long yesterday, in fact. It felt good not to be "one of them" for a day. To leave them guessing as to what is going on. But in fact, I didn't feel spiritually well at all yesterday, and for today I desire something better. So the advice today is. If you have a problem go talk to a manager. Because truth be told, I am no better than they are when things start going awry.
Whenever I do manage to realize that it's not my problem, and that this belongs to the Lord. Then and there only do I stop and pray or give up out of pure exhaustion. Am I angry and upset about the lies that someone is telling about me at work to a manager of all people? Yes, yes I am. But getting angry and upset over something I know in my heart most likely isn't true isn't something I should be concentrating on all night long. And I know, as surely as I am sitting here in this comfy chair and writing this out, that the Lord has me in the palm of His mighty hand and that every little whim of anger that I have will be dealt with by Him. You see, nothing everything that touches my life goes through His hands first. But not only that, He's the one person I have in my corner ALL THE TIME. God will have his day. And it might not be settled the evening, and it might not be taken care of by the end of this week. But it will be taken care of. I should have no worries and no burdens. And I think its when we do that Satan is having his field days with our minds. I know every day when I wake up who the Mighty God is that I love with all my heart. I might not be the best Christian around, and I might not be the biggest sinless person, but I try and I've been trying more lately. This lesson this time around is not to be "involved" and not to be like they are, spreading gossip. I really need to learn to shut my mouth and not say anything. I didn't all day long yesterday, in fact. It felt good not to be "one of them" for a day. To leave them guessing as to what is going on. But in fact, I didn't feel spiritually well at all yesterday, and for today I desire something better. So the advice today is. If you have a problem go talk to a manager. Because truth be told, I am no better than they are when things start going awry.
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