“Rejoice in the Lord always. Again, I will say, rejoice.” Philippians 4:4
Matthew 6:25-32 repeatedly counsels against thinking and worrying. Philippians 4:4 equally encourages us to rejoice always; that means in good times as well as in the face of trials.
No doubt, life often throws great challenges at us. It is the devil’s intention to use them to rob us of our joy and ultimately administer the spirit of heaviness. However, rather than worrying, rest on God’s word.
Worrying certainly does no one any good. Instead, it brings pain, sorrow, and even sickness.
For as many as will intentionally choose to rejoice over worrying, an end is coming to every issue of concern – admission, marital delay, financial breakdown, health challenges, unexplainable affliction, delay, etc. in Jesus name.
That long-awaited miracle is about to become a reality. Only, take heed to the admonition – REJOICE!
Father, I choose to rejoice in the Lord come what may IJN.
Shalom!
