For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory; (2 Corinthians 5:17, KJV)
One truth about life is that which states that man by nature is insatiable. No matter how much a man has, he would always want more when the need arises. Please note that contentment does not say not wanting more, but appreciating whatever comes, not being greedy about possessing more, but being thankful for what one has at a particular time. For contentment does not forbid possessing more.
Life as it were, gives us exams that qualifies us to growing into our next level. But many a times these exams come in form of storms and how we face them determines our outcome, for whoever writes an exam is sure to get a result… weeping may endure for a night but joy cometh in the morning. (Psalms 30:5) What do you do when weeping comes at night? Do you get discouraged, or do you sing praises?
I remember a time in my life when all I had was #1,400 with no hope of getting anything for anyone or anywhere, but I lived like the richest and happiest man that I am. One day someone came complaining about how bad life was for her, yet had several amount in her account. When I told her my testimony and why she should give thanks she almost wept.
Dear friend, James 1:2-4 says that we should count it as joy when trials comes because our Faith is being tested and with that we should hold on to patience… because joy will come in the morning.
I do not know how long that situation has been, but if you will take some time out by Faith to sing praises and dance to God until you sweat, you will see your testimony unravel before your very eyes, even in the midst of the storm.
You shall come out of that situation in Jesus Name!
It is well with you!
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