Good morning everyone,
The word of God was addressed to Ezekiel, the prophet: they have eyes to see but do not see, and ears to hear but do not hear (Ez 12:2). These words are alive, speaking to our hearts even today - many generations after the time of the prophets.
Who of us has not set out on a new path, filled with ideas and plans; filled with the dreams of possibilities ... and then found ourselves at some point wondering whether we have truly lived up to every possibility that we could have? We can sometimes tend to shy away from admitting our shortcomings, especially if we tend to be perfectionist in other facets, but it is precisely at such times - when we are aware of our shortcomings, that we also have a wonderful opportunity placed before us.
It is often in the moments when we ourselves recognize our own shortcomings that we learn to rely on the strength of God. To do otherwise is to run the risk of thinking that we can control all things, or that we can be the masters rather than students of the divine Master.
Give thanks today if you find yourself in a situation where you are aware of weakness, for in that moment of vulnerability, it is the strength of our merciful God that will teach us to be truly wise.
Have a great day.
The word of God was addressed to Ezekiel, the prophet: they have eyes to see but do not see, and ears to hear but do not hear (Ez 12:2). These words are alive, speaking to our hearts even today - many generations after the time of the prophets.
Who of us has not set out on a new path, filled with ideas and plans; filled with the dreams of possibilities ... and then found ourselves at some point wondering whether we have truly lived up to every possibility that we could have? We can sometimes tend to shy away from admitting our shortcomings, especially if we tend to be perfectionist in other facets, but it is precisely at such times - when we are aware of our shortcomings, that we also have a wonderful opportunity placed before us.
It is often in the moments when we ourselves recognize our own shortcomings that we learn to rely on the strength of God. To do otherwise is to run the risk of thinking that we can control all things, or that we can be the masters rather than students of the divine Master.
Give thanks today if you find yourself in a situation where you are aware of weakness, for in that moment of vulnerability, it is the strength of our merciful God that will teach us to be truly wise.
Have a great day.
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