Have you ever been in an uncomfortable position? Chances are if you are old enough to read this post, the answer is yes. I have found myself in situations where I have not been in complete control, or I could not predict the outcome. Not in long distant history but surprisingly enough, recently, since I've been a Christian. Yes. Even though I know that GOD is in control and sometimes these situations come to present an opportunity for change and growth.
In the past I have fought change and growth using such ineffective tools as my own understanding and strength. lol
Recognizing your own strength and applying the understanding that time and experience has provided is not a bad thing, if it is done "in order".
I have found that any change in my life that comes from God is good for me even if it is kinda scary, and growth is sometimes painful but necessary. So why fight it?
Instead, I have learned to seek His will, follow His way, and HOLD ON for the ride. I would rather have temporary discomfort than being simply sufficient for eternity.
HOLD ON!!!
This blog was created to provide encouragement, support, motivation, and suggestions for those who desire to identify, pursue, and attain their life's purpose. The goal is to create community, identity and love amongst us all GOD'S creation. WE ARE NOT IN THIS LIFE ALONE!!! Come let us share HIS love.
About Me
- life answers
- Long Beach, CA, United States
- Maisha is a registered Marriage and Family Therapist Intern with Turning Point Counseling. She has a passion for helping people achieve wholeness through acceptance and loving themselves as they are understanding that God created us all with awesome potential. Growth and change can be very difficult, but “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” Philippians4:13. She believes that the foundation of achieving and maintaining healthy relationships is congruent communication. Maisha has worked with a culturally and clinically diverse client base that includes: couples, substance abuse, intimacy issues, and domestic violence. She also worked with problems such as anger management, parenting, depression, anxiety, assertiveness/self esteem, grief and loss, self harm, divorce, family, illness, and disabilities.
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