I’ve made an observation. Those of us who let life steal our
peace tend to operate out of fear and anger, neither of which is rational.
I find myself there from time-to-time, and each time the
entrance is subtle, quite deceiving. I’m thankful for Grace, as for without it,
I might continue to be stuck in that vast space in time which exists without
any true joy, only spurts now-and-again.
I believe it’s called depression, that period in time when
everything is so difficult. When for no good reason (as far as the eye can see)
one has to hold back sorrowful tears. I’ve experienced this most of my life and
have done well to pray and shake it off as something else. What? I don’t know, just something else.
I’ve come to terms with it and have found that acknowledging
it is probably the healthiest thing I can do. So, again, I am grateful for His
Grace. I am able to admit and lift this area of my life into His hands. It
sounds simple, because to me, it is.
The difficult part is touching on the reasons why I struggle
with this pain. Sin has hurt me. Not my sin alone (and believe me I’ve played
my part), but the sins committed against me. These sins have made a lasting
impression and have played a significant role in my life, but Gods Grace has shown
me that they can only define me, in-so-much-as, I will allow.
I’ll share more on this later. Maybe. Whenever. Or, maybe not. As the
only reason I wrote any of this in the first place was to explain my periodic
absences from the things I love.
One of which is writing.
Ahh, still learning this one...
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