Three Keys To Change Our Lives Forever

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As I was reading a parable last night, I've learned to carry the three choices that can forever change my life. First, life is not always a shortcut. Some of us expect the things we expected we'd like when to happen. Yet, we never know that God has planned it when to see and can experience than what we thought. God's process is almost long than what we hoped. Just like the story of Saul and David. When David found Saul in a cage in an ailment, his army told him to grab the chance in taking his life. But David did not grab the opportunity. He said that Saul was anointed by the Lord. Time will come he will die for David knew that the Lord has a plan for Saul. Second, curiosity can lead to death. A man in the parable was saved when he ignored his curiosity. Some of us like to meddle another life which is not right. It can cause us any trouble for we allow our evil eyes to focus the lives of the other people. Our Lord can feel our strong devotion and love for Him if we only focus our faith on Him. Third, making a decision is not right if we allow our sorrow and anger to plan for it. Before making a decision, keep calm and think twice because repenting can be too late. We always say that we can learn those mistakes we made, but the follow-up is repentance. We should not be in a hurry to choose the short road. God will always fulfill His promises. His process is long but is certain. His revelation is longer than what we hoped because He knows the right timing. Instead of focusing many distractions in this world, let us just focus our faith and devotion to our God. Soon, we can hear His call. If that will happen, are you ready? While it is not late, leave all the things that can't save you. Ignore all the distractions, but distract yourself to live with Christ with all your soul, mind, and heart. Before making any decisions, think twice and talk to our God. Always make a decision in serenity because the evil will eat your soul if you let the pain and anger to plan for you. When was the time you asked the right timing to happen in your life? Do you depend your plans on your struggles or you allow God decides for you? How is your relationship with our God?