Rosy Things

ROSY THINGS


Fellow Christians, please do what Christ has taught us to do, to live with empathy, live how things are. 

Pease don’t go around living life is wonderful all of the time, ie living with rose-coloured glasses. When, especially when your friend, family and close somebody is dealing something hard. 


Please be kind, to a one another and be real with them. It may seem hard to say or hear but we are here to build relationships and communities up instead destroying them. God didn’t guarantee an easy life when we decided to follow him, he more said the opposite as in your life is going to be more difficult. As he, the creator of everything and everything knows how to grow his kids mentally and physically, simply put by pain & suffering. Yes, I completely understand it’s a touchy subject as God is love. But sometimes love is tough.

Maybe God wants you or allows you go into the furnace, to ultimately become a better brother and sister in Christ. “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.’” - Psalm 27:17


So my question is why do people continue to live wearing rose-coloured glasses when a supposedly, a good friend is dealing with cancer? Tell him everything is fine. I think not! As the person who is dealing with cancer knows all too well, that their statement is bullshit. So that leads me to say again, please be real with people. Whoever they are, it’s entirely possible to be real with people while showing and giving empathy.

Allow yourself to go down to their level, even if it’s dark, hurts, depressing or anything. You do it because you love them! 


So I’m going to leave with this, through your trails. Let God, our Father show you the rosy things in life.

Because they are there, all around you. Being the creator, he knows all too well what is in your heart and certain things, he can potentially teach you given from a given circumstances. Be it shitty or anything.

As he promised; through saying, "Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you.” Hebrews 15:5

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