Isaiah 30:21
"And thine ears shall hear a word behind thee,
saying This is the way, walk ye in it, when
ye turn to the right hand, and
when ye turn to the left"
Why do some of us lack objectivity? Why can't we see the reality of our lives? Why are we afraid to "turn on the light"? Perhaps we think our situations are "normal," because when we experience loneliness, hurt, and anger we think that's all there is to life. There is a sense of need that drives us to look for an alternative. We may have the courage to examine ourselves and may desperately want to change, but may be unsure of how and where to start. We may refuse to look honestly within for fear of what we'll find, or we may be afraid that even if we can discover what's wrong, nothing could help us.
It is difficult; if not impossible to turn on the light of objectivity by ourselves. We need guidance from the Holy Spirit, as well as the honesty, love and encouragement of another person who's willing to help. Whether your hurts are deep or mild, it is wise to be honest about them in relationships so that healing can begin. Many of us mistakenly believe that God doesn't want us to be honest about our lives. Just remember God will not be upset if you tell Him how you really feel. God tells us that He does not want us to be superficial in our relationship with him, with others or in our own lives. David wrote; "Behold, thou desirest truth in the inward parts: and in the hidden part thou shalt make me to know wisdom." (Psalm 51:6)
The Lord desires truth and honesty at the deepest level, and wants us to experience His love, forgiveness and power in all ares of our lives. Experiencing His love does not mean that all thoughts, emotions and behaviors will be pleasant and pure: It means we can be real, feel pain and joy, love and anger, confusion and confidence. My friends if you don't know Jesus Christ, "The Light Of This World," find Him today and turn your light on and be real in your walk with God.
Amen!!
May God Bless You
And Your Families
Minister Robert A. Lail Sr.
The Cross Life Ministry
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