You Choose
Choose God. That decision makes the difference between a life of joy or misery. Please understand that I didn’t say it would bring about a life void of troubles. Joy and misery arise out of one’s perspectives and loyalties and not from the absence or presence of adversity.
The psalmist of Psalm 5 (probably David) contrasts the life of wickedness and the life in pursuit of God’s way. The former brings misery, the latter savors indescribable joy. What do you want? And what will you do?
The psalmist of Psalm 5 (probably David) contrasts the life of wickedness and the life in pursuit of God’s way. The former brings misery, the latter savors indescribable joy. What do you want? And what will you do?
posted by Josh Linton at
4:07 PM
1 Comments:
Can we be miserably joyful...It seems that way sometimes...The struggle between good and evil in our lives...How does the way others live and perceive sffect us in our journey? We know which life brings joy? Why do we keep choosing otherwise. God is certainly GOOD in that He will put up with us while we struggle knowing the answers all along.
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