Hope When it Hurts
There are times in life when it would be easier to accept our circumstances rather than Hope when it hurts. The pain of our current reality can make us lose sight of eternity. Exhaustion causes us to stumble as we take the next step in faith. It’s often impossible to see what God is doing through the tears of our current circumstances.
This nagging question haunts me If we chose to accept the pain of life over the pain of Hope, who have we become?
This is the question my daughter and I discussed recently. I told her, “I’ve concluded that without Hope we become a wretched people, with calloused hearts, and desensitized minds.”
We don’t Hope because we are naive, unable to face reality, or even because our circumstances have given us a glimpse of light. We Hope because we are now in Christ.
