Through the Eyes of Christ

None of us are perfect, therefor the world we live in, likewise, will not be perfect.

Death, destruction and disappointment are common in today’s society and often times a huge aspect of our day to day but we don’t have to allow these moments to dictate our perspective or behavior in life.

 
 

I’m frequently asked how I am able to stay so positive or be full of joy despite my surroundings or in the midst of a challenging situation and the answer is simple. I base my responses and reactions from life's perfect role model, Jesus. The Bible teaches us that God sent His Son not just to save our souls but to set an example of how we ought to live our life. Discovering how Jesus reacted in a difficult situation teaches you how to do the same in your time of need.

1 Peter 2:21 says this: “For even hereunto were ye called: because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that ye should follow his steps:”

Whether you realize it or not, we each have a distinctive way we view life that determines our reactions. As your love for God grows and your understanding of Christ strengthens your outlook on life becomes more apparent. Instead of seeing disappointment you begin to see growth, instead of seeing destruction you see an opportunity to help, and instead of seeing pain you see hope.

Your problems may appear challenging at first glance, as if no one else has experienced the same problem or will ever understand, but they are no match for our Lord and Savior. While Jesus walked on this earth He went through His fair share of trials but His love for God and knowledge of the Word helped Him overcome. Learn from the life of Christ; be encouraged and strengthened by His walk and let your response towards future trials not be overcome by emotion but be full of hope and come from a perspective of faith in Christ.

Jesus recognized that God was in control and had faith in the Word of God, we should have the same passion in our life and have faith that God is in control!

Create(d) for Christ