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ISN'T THERE A NEED?

 

I don't know if some of us have been in a situation or dilemma which is really depressing and such that along the line the outcome of such situation is so positive that we would be eventually thanking God for making us pass through those times.
I remembered a very tight situation I was in a particular year, it involved me taking a decision I never knew it would be very hard to live by the consequence. I felt really bad, even if the decision I made seemed right but the consequence was really depressing truth be told and I kept on wondering if there was a need for that particular decision, unknown to me it was a preparation for what is ahead of me, and I discovered this about 2 years after the whole incidence.
Going further, the story of Esther in the scriptures gave me an insight to the reason some things are needful to happen in our lives. Looking at how she became the queen, how tiring and unrealistic the whole process would be before she emerged as the queen little did she know that there was a future need for that position she occupied; God  used her to save her people in that land ( Esther 4:14).
Also, most of us are familiar with the story of Joseph in the scriptures, and how he eventually became a governor in a foreign land, all the troubles he found himself in before he got to where the Lord had already prepared for him. God sent Joseph ahead to save his world at that time from hunger and death due to the predicted famine ( Genesis 45:7), his brothers never knew there was a need for what they did ignorantly, they were basically helping him fulfill destiny.
In this world we live in, there is a reason for any situation we are in, it might be for correction, edification, upliftment of our individual selves. The truth of the matter is when we face troubles in any sphere of our lives, we should be careful as to how we handle the situation, as there could be a need for that particular situation looking at the two earlier scriptural examples cited. 
In conclusion, whatever situation we find ourselves in we should always know that there is a need for such situation and handle such situation with the leading of the Spirit of God through seeking the face of God. This should be our reaction to life threatening issues and I pray the grace to do so the Lord will grant us. Amen!

PRAYER: Lord Jesus the grace to always see that there is a need for every life tormenting situation I face, grant me. Amen.

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