What ultimately determines what kind of life you’re going to live?
How you think about God.
How you think about God determines whether you will be happy or sad, bitter or full of gratitude, torn apart or deeply at peace. It determines whether your life will have meaning or whether it comes up empty.
For example, if you think (deep down) God is mostly disgusted with you, angry at you, disappointed in you, you are going to have a very difficult time trusting God with your deepest hurts—and, as a result, have a difficult time finding healing for them. But if you believe God’s anger is directed not at you, but at all the things that are trying to destroy you, then it becomes easier to love and trust Him.
A while back I wrote nine parables to explain what I think God has taught me about Himself over the last 68 years. The other day, I decided to make those parables public.
Here it is in my newest book: The Blind School Bus Driver.
It’s on Amazon, and hey, the nicest thing you can do for an author besides buying and reading his or her book is to return to Amazon and leave an honest review. It helps more than you know.
Thanks in advance!
Dwight
