Oh dear! When its too hot, we moan.
When its too cold, we moan. When its to windy, we moan. When there
is drought, we cry out for rain but then when there is too much rain,
we ask for it to go away. All we do is complain. Okay but in our
defence I have to admit, mankind was made for the tropics, all these
vicious changes in weather are just plain difficult to cope with and
with good reason.
What can we do in converse to
complaining? Develop an attitude of gratitude but also where
possible learn from the seasons, what they teach us and try to find a
way to make the most out of the differing conditions we face. Some
things are out of our control to plan for but it would be really
great if governments would build smaller overflow damns to capture
excess rains to store for dry seasons.
We may not be able to control the
weather and the results thereof but we can learn to implement the
same principles to our finances and spiritual lives. It is best to
save when times are good so that you will have abundance through the
tougher times. It is equally good to build a spiritual stockpile to
sustain us when times are tough. How do we do that though?
When things are good, find ways to
record scriptures, life lessons and messages that we get from God
like a squirrel gathering nuts. Keep your favourite books in a place
where they are easy to find so that when you need inspiration you
have quick access to draw from them again in the future.
If we have a storehouse of spiritual
treasure they will form the backbone of our lives in the difficult
times. Tails up! Time to go hunt for some nuts.
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