How to Face Your Problems – Part 3
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.”
The problems that we face teach us to be flexible yet determined. Many of these lessons can be taught only through trial and error and the course is called Experience. Experience is a hard teacher, who gives the test first and the lessons afterwards. Experience is yesterday’s answer to today’s problems.
Romans 12:2 “Don't copy the behavior and customs of this world, but be a new and different person with a fresh newness in all you do and think. Then you will learn from your own experience how his ways will really satisfy you.”
Problems are everywhere and they are no respecter of persons, places or times. Sooner or later, everyone experiences some type of situation, whereas, he or she leans that it does not pay to be too sensitive a soul that it is best to let some things go over like water off a ducks back. Therefore, learn that when you lose your temper you usually lose out and that everyone has burnt toast now and then. It is best not to talk about your problems too seriously.
From the August 2017 issue, themed Living Beyond The Impossible.
