1 Peter 5:7 ESV "Casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you."
There will be a point in our lives when we will encounter our biggest fear head on. We will face a different kind of uncertainty that will evidently test our faith. Sometimes we thought our faith is enough to put us through the trials in life. Sometimes we feel so much blessed that we became too familiar with God, that His existence is just common, ordinary part of our lives.
Just recently, I was admitted to a hospital and undergone some procedures in response to an unexpected medical condition. The first test tends to show some serious result which needed to have a more comprehensive test and a minor surgery. Imagine how scared I was at that time. I was never been admitted to a hospital during my 31 years of existence. Hospital? I dreaded the smell of it plus I have a hemophobia. A lot of things came to my mind and I was suddenly engulfed with anxiety. I consider myself as a healthy individual who rarely have illnesses except for my anemia which is not that serious. So I'm somewhat confused why do I have to come across this.
As always, whenever I'm confronted with things that I can't comprehend I ask God for an explanation. Looking for answers, I cry out to Him. What? Why? How? These are the questions but I was not able to get a definite answer. Instead I was reminded of His extraordinary existence in my life. A special connection. . .
The day of my admission, the time of my surgery came and I wonder why I did not felt so afraid. It seems that I was enveloped with a new set of courage. I was discharged from the hospital a day after and I was amazed that I did not felt any major pain at all, unlike what it is in my previous imagination.
I came to realized that it was God after all. Despite my doubts, He embraces me with gentleness and protection. He secures me with His power and love.
Now, I'm in the process of healing and I'm about to know the final diagnosis six days from now. There are so many lies, attacks from the devil trying to infiltrate and destroy the foundation of my faith. But I will never be shaken, because in the midst of uncertainties one thing is clear. . . God cares for me and I'm holding on to that. His gentle embrace is so warm and comforting that in my heart I know He will never let me go.
A new year begins, a new hope, a new love, a new life is waiting for me to conquer. Another year with my loving Father, my mighty God and savior, my Lord Jesus Christ. How great is that huh? Thus I have nothing to worry. My God is mighty to save.
There will be a point in our lives when we will encounter our biggest fear head on. We will face a different kind of uncertainty that will evidently test our faith. Sometimes we thought our faith is enough to put us through the trials in life. Sometimes we feel so much blessed that we became too familiar with God, that His existence is just common, ordinary part of our lives.
Just recently, I was admitted to a hospital and undergone some procedures in response to an unexpected medical condition. The first test tends to show some serious result which needed to have a more comprehensive test and a minor surgery. Imagine how scared I was at that time. I was never been admitted to a hospital during my 31 years of existence. Hospital? I dreaded the smell of it plus I have a hemophobia. A lot of things came to my mind and I was suddenly engulfed with anxiety. I consider myself as a healthy individual who rarely have illnesses except for my anemia which is not that serious. So I'm somewhat confused why do I have to come across this.
As always, whenever I'm confronted with things that I can't comprehend I ask God for an explanation. Looking for answers, I cry out to Him. What? Why? How? These are the questions but I was not able to get a definite answer. Instead I was reminded of His extraordinary existence in my life. A special connection. . .
The day of my admission, the time of my surgery came and I wonder why I did not felt so afraid. It seems that I was enveloped with a new set of courage. I was discharged from the hospital a day after and I was amazed that I did not felt any major pain at all, unlike what it is in my previous imagination.
I came to realized that it was God after all. Despite my doubts, He embraces me with gentleness and protection. He secures me with His power and love.
Now, I'm in the process of healing and I'm about to know the final diagnosis six days from now. There are so many lies, attacks from the devil trying to infiltrate and destroy the foundation of my faith. But I will never be shaken, because in the midst of uncertainties one thing is clear. . . God cares for me and I'm holding on to that. His gentle embrace is so warm and comforting that in my heart I know He will never let me go.
A new year begins, a new hope, a new love, a new life is waiting for me to conquer. Another year with my loving Father, my mighty God and savior, my Lord Jesus Christ. How great is that huh? Thus I have nothing to worry. My God is mighty to save.