Seattle
(ESTRA) - In distance past, the main topic on Easter Sunday was The Resurrection
of Christ, families heading off to Church with an Easter Egg Hunt in the
backyard after Services. There remained
a hopefulness that God was still in control and one could get through life no
matter what struggles comes ones way.
Today, however,
seems to be a lot different. Hope has
gone by the wayside, faith seems to be waning from too much suffering and
disappointment. Bad things seem to be on the way in while good things seem to
be on their way out. How did we get here
as a country? What does a future of sadness
hold for far too many people?
From an
American perspective, the last economic downturn placed significant suffering
on lots of people. Many are still trying
to recover to this day. And as if this
wasn’t bad enough, Wall Street who caused the problems recovered from their
mistakes and left rest of country behind.
For global companies
there is more money to be made outside United States and many corporations
forgot who helped build their wealth, leaving far too many people behind
instead of bringing them along. The trail
of wounded citizens left behind spreads all over United States.
What happens
when leaders forsake those who follow them? High levels of discouragement,
hopelessness, lack of trust, and cynicism. You may be surprised another option
is available: Make decision to heal
burden, broken hearts.
Sometimes placing
faith in the wrong things, human flaws revealed causing loss of direction, makes
life hard. Therefore, creating a world where looking out for one another seems
obsolete.
Stability
and safety use to seem like a right and not a privilege. Yet often they are gifts unrecognized until lost. We must remember this world is not our home,
and can be very unpredictable. We can
choose however, to make each day our best, work with what we have, and stay
hopeful regardless of the circumstances.
Many may
feel forsake this Easter Holiday and view The Resurrection of Jesus Christ does
not apply. People have forgotten that you can give all troubles in your heart
to Him. It easy to take those first
steps by being open to His Words, thinking about their meaning, wondering how
they apply in life. This allows Jesus
Christ to reveal himself in your heart and reside in your soul. What will He bring? His Holy Spirit’s healing
ointment and repair the damage done by this world we live in and allow you to
share new hope and goodness replacing old discouragement and despair.
A Bible
Verse in Romans 4:3 says it best:
“He [Abraham] trusted God to set him right instead of trying to be right on his own.” – The Message Bible
There is
much to look forward to in this world before we pass on, especially when each
of us leave it better than when we arrived.
We can do this by learning to lean on Jesus Christ, continue the good
fight to make this world a better place for those around you and next
generation, learn from mistakes, and by promoting kindness, sharing, and love. These actions are invaluable to everyday
life.
Take a
moment and look beyond your own problems. Problems are a part of living but don’t
allow them to exploit life. Concentrate
on things important to Jesus Christ each day and watch how much more is
accomplished for personal goals. This
doesn’t mean ignoring realities requiring actions. It means looking beyond troubles, set path for
the future that lends itself to positive outlooks in midst of troubles and viable
dreams while here on planet earth.
This lends
itself to remembering The Resurrection of Jesus Christ, His Holy Spirit being close
enough to hold you up in darkest of times, like after experiencing a car
collision, and the faith to keep you moving forward with hope in your future.
Happy
Easter, In His Resurrection that brings Freedom.
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