How to Face Your Problems – Part 1
Dr RJ Sing · 1 min read
“For in this way you can give testimony [prophesying and thus interpreting the divine will and purpose] one by one, so that all may be instructed and all may be stimulated and encouraged.”
Definition of a Problem: A source of difficulty, a question raised for consideration or solution and a state of difficulty that needs to be resolved.
Every year hundreds of hours are spent on counseling different people. They come from all types of environments, their ages and intellects differ and they don’t look alike and their personalities differ. Each person is driven by a force called ‘A Problem.’ Sometimes people just need assurance and security and indeed, sometimes they don’t even know what the problem is.
Ask yourselves these questions – What is a problem, and what can we do about them? Can we solve them, relieve them, climb over them, eradicate them or even ignore them? Because problems just keep popping up. I notice when they arise, some people arise and become greater, while others fall deeper into the depths of discouragement. Problems are many things to many people, but you can decide to look at them, through the eyes of a victor and not a victim. Favor does not guarantee that we will not experience problems, but that we will overcome.
From the August 2017 issue, themed Living Beyond The Impossible.
