An African asked God, "Please tell me why I am black." God answered, "Because black skin can resist the burning sunlight." Then he asked, "Please tell me why my hair is short and rolled." God answered, "Because that can prevent you from sweating in the hot weather in Africa." Then he asked, "Why am I at Dianbai?" God falls silent. Joking.
Have you observed? Against the things that are dissatisfied with, we will often ask why. While, to the things that are satisfied with, we ask nothing. Did we ever suspect why you were healthy when born? Did we ever suspect why there are so many good things around us? Why are we alive? To the good things, we will not suspect.
Undoubtedly, God often disappoints us. Maybe God didn't give us satisfying jobs, the graceful figure we are dreaming of, the luck for us to win big prize of the lottery. Maybe God took away our health, the things we liked or the people we loved. But God is doing good to us. At length, after all has become bygone, after our maturities arrive, we will realize.
God won't care our mind, attitude and complaint. Because those are not the things God concerns. What God concerns are our growth, our cognition and our attitude to life. It is how to make better us out of us that God most concerns.
If you change the first letter of "disspointment" into "h", it will turn out to be "his appointment".
If God gives us frustration, he is testing that whether we can take grand responsibility. If he doesn't make our dreams come true, he is telling us the dreams are wrong.
His making us defeated is for us to learn about condescension; his making us foole is for us to learn about wise; his making us hurt is for us to learn strength; his making us grievant is for us to learn about selfhood; his making us frustrated is for us to realize our weakness; his making us lose is for us to learn to cherish; his making us suffered is for making us awakened. The reality is always brutal, but God is merciful. He is always doing good to us.
Being forgiven by God never surfices, we should learn to forgive ourselves. When we are suffering, the time is very hard. But when all has become bygone, we'll feel that it was all for the best.
Have you observed? Against the things that are dissatisfied with, we will often ask why. While, to the things that are satisfied with, we ask nothing. Did we ever suspect why you were healthy when born? Did we ever suspect why there are so many good things around us? Why are we alive? To the good things, we will not suspect.
Undoubtedly, God often disappoints us. Maybe God didn't give us satisfying jobs, the graceful figure we are dreaming of, the luck for us to win big prize of the lottery. Maybe God took away our health, the things we liked or the people we loved. But God is doing good to us. At length, after all has become bygone, after our maturities arrive, we will realize.
God won't care our mind, attitude and complaint. Because those are not the things God concerns. What God concerns are our growth, our cognition and our attitude to life. It is how to make better us out of us that God most concerns.
If you change the first letter of "disspointment" into "h", it will turn out to be "his appointment".
If God gives us frustration, he is testing that whether we can take grand responsibility. If he doesn't make our dreams come true, he is telling us the dreams are wrong.
His making us defeated is for us to learn about condescension; his making us foole is for us to learn about wise; his making us hurt is for us to learn strength; his making us grievant is for us to learn about selfhood; his making us frustrated is for us to realize our weakness; his making us lose is for us to learn to cherish; his making us suffered is for making us awakened. The reality is always brutal, but God is merciful. He is always doing good to us.
Being forgiven by God never surfices, we should learn to forgive ourselves. When we are suffering, the time is very hard. But when all has become bygone, we'll feel that it was all for the best.
