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以前学辩证法,总说坏事变好事,好事变坏事。可是是谁让这些变化发生呢?又为什么让它发生呢?就没有学过了。
我这些日子遭遇的坏事不断,从家里,到店里,所有的事,就差喝凉水都塞牙缝了,你见过打开一封信就是一件事的吗?详细的就不写了,省得惹的大家烦心。
学习华理克牧师的灵修日记,他让我们要做好下一个十年的计划,我心里想我退休了,就全时间为神做事吧。恶魔就来捣乱了。所以我就祷告求神给我智慧和力量。
我到是挺享受的,原则是兵来将挡,水来土掩。饭都得一口一口的吃,着急也没用,来一件处理一件,很有成就感。该吃的吃,该玩的玩。我跟魔鬼说:“你别来劲,要和我斗,也得看看我的后台是谁!有神撑腰,这个仗我必定打赢。”可是这个仗也是包括要和自己心里的不合神心意的事情斗,要和自己的不顺服和小信斗。
今天早上灵修日志,又是对我说的 他怎么说的?请大家自己看看下面。前几天我分享的是:‘不要依靠自己的聪明。’今天是:“神掌管一切,他使坏事变好事。”所以请各位兄弟姐妹为我祷告。
神使坏事变好事!有这句活就能处变不惊。
上帝使坏事变好事
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彼得前书 1:6 因此,你们是大有喜乐。但如今在百般的试炼中暂时忧愁,7 叫你们的信心既被试验,就比那被火试验仍然能坏的金子更显宝贵,可以在耶稣基督显现的时候,得着称赞、荣耀、尊贵。
哥林多后书 4:16 所以,我们不丧胆。外体虽然毁坏,内心却一天新似一天。 17 我们这至暂至轻的苦楚,要为我们成就极重无比永远的荣耀。
上帝是使坏事变好事的专家。他可以把保罗留在监狱里,但是他让保罗从监狱出来,而且让狱卒因此成为信徒。
上帝可以不让耶稣上十字架,但他让他-自己的儿子-去了,他让他蒙受痛苦和死亡。他带来任何好处了吗?我说他带来了!
在你的生活中,你最想挪走的东西,通常正是上帝要用来塑造你,使你成为合乎他心意,具有他要求的品格的信徒。他想用你生活中的这些问题使你的生命更有意义。有更多的东西比痛苦更重要,这就是你从痛苦中学习到的东西。神掌管一切。
那么,什么是关键呢?我们该怎样回应呢?我们的回应是从痛苦中看过去。“所以,我们不丧胆,外体虽然毁坏,内心却一天新似一天。我们这至暂至轻的苦楚,要为我们成就极重无比永远的荣耀。“(哥林多后书 4:16-17)
God Brings Good Out of Bad
God is an expert at bringing good out of bad. He could have kept Paul out of prison in Philippi but instead He let Paul go to prison and the jailer became a believer as a result.
God could have kept Jesus from the cross but He let Him go -- His own Son -- He let Him suffer and die. Did He bring any good out of that? I'd say He did!
The things you wish were most removed from your life are often the very things that God is using to shape you and make you into the believer of character He wants you to be. He wants to use that problem for good in your life. There's something more important than your pain. It's what you're learning from that pain. God is in control.
So what's the key? What's our response? Our response is to look past the pain. "This is the reason we never lose heart. These troubles which are temporary are winning for us a permanent, a glorious and solid reward out of proportion to our pain. So we don't look at the temporary situation. We look beyond to see the eternal benefits." (2 Corinthians 4:16-17 Phillips