17 Oct '05 05:16>
How many of us get so caught up in our own selfish needs and desires that we turn to God and pray for the outcomes in life that we wish so desperately to have? How many of us actually ever look beyond our own fullfillments and try to accept and give in to Gods greater plan?
Many times in life I have sat crying simply asking "why God?" and not understanding the pain of the moment, refusing to open my eyes to the greatness of a larger plan. Looking back on past painfull times and other cries of wondering why I can now see years later the reasons and benifits of those times. I can see the greater plan.
Yet time and time again when pain and hardships fall it's a natural reaction to feel somehow let down by God. Well I am learning the very difficult task of having faith in the unknown. That we don't have the ability to forsee the future or the ability to always know which path is the best way to get clear of the forrest.
Many times in life I have sat crying simply asking "why God?" and not understanding the pain of the moment, refusing to open my eyes to the greatness of a larger plan. Looking back on past painfull times and other cries of wondering why I can now see years later the reasons and benifits of those times. I can see the greater plan.
Yet time and time again when pain and hardships fall it's a natural reaction to feel somehow let down by God. Well I am learning the very difficult task of having faith in the unknown. That we don't have the ability to forsee the future or the ability to always know which path is the best way to get clear of the forrest.