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It Doesn't Matter

It really doesn't matter what comes my way, I'm not going to stop doing what the Lord told me to do.

That's what I, we, have to constantly tell ourselves. Listen, the storms are going to come. Why are they worse for some than others, I don't know. I would imagine it has something to do with how God built each one of us. He made some stronger than others in different areas, but all of us have equity with God. That means we may not necessarily be created equal in every sense of the word, but depending on the circumstances, one may sometimes rise quicker than the other, but still we rise. I am totally convinced that God made everyone with the ability to withstand storms (see Psalms 107:28-31). So we can't say, because we're going through things we can't handle them. We have to push through despite them. We have to rise up through the ashes and God will transform them to beautiful headdresses. Believe that.

Consequently, this is my stance: no matter how difficult things get, no matter what's in front of me, no matter the words the are used against me, no matter who understands me and who doesn't, I'm in this God thing for the long haul. God's word (the bible) tells me, "no weapon formed against you shall prosper, and every tongue which rises against you in judgment, you shall condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord, and their righteousness is from Me, says the Lord" (Isaiah 54:17). 

Further proof that God continues to do what He's always done, loves and protects His children. 
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