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Though none go with me

Posted Jul 27, 2010 08:29 PM
"Though none go with me, I will follow, I will not turn back."

I watched Though None Go with me last night. I had seen it before although I don't remember when. It made me cry. I thought it was a powerful movie about following God's will. It is not easy to say to God "your will, not mine." I've often times found myself grappling with this concept. "but, God I want it my way." "God, I was sure this was meant to be." It can be discouraging when things don't go our way. We feel good about something and then it is taken away. I've suffered many losses. My godfather died, my dog died, my grandma being sick, almost losing the house to foreclosure and it being in foreclosure again soon if we don't come up with money that we don't have at the moment. During all these times and continuously I ask myself why do these things happen. Then I remember that God has a plan. God's way is not my way even though many times I wish it was. It is not always easy to trust a higher power but we have to keep the faith. Many times I feel like giving up and then I try to remember there must be a reason why I'm here. There is more to life then this. I trust in God and in the end things work out for the best.
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Dear Christina,

You are indeed here for more than one reason!

I recognize your wisdom blooming and I understand the desire to understand God's plan especially when things occur that feel bad. I encourage you to Trust that there are lessons that you will understand when you have moved through the challenges. You are strong and you will endure. Trust, faith and knowing that God's plan orchestrates our lives in ways that we will come to know through our faith. :-x

Let go of wanting to know and understand it all now. :)

I had to euthanize my beloved cat "Walter" today. My grief is with me now. He was my comforter and my healer in so many ways. When I carried him to his grave tonight, a butterfly landed on him. I was touched and I reflected upon the cocoon that Walter had left behind and he is now a "butterfly" (metaphorically in whatever way that is for him) enjoying a new life. :8}

Life gives us tastes of the bitter and the sweet. Savoring the bittersweet is accepting and loving all that life offers.

I'm sending you and your family prayers for health, wellness, wealth and success in every way.

Beautiful Blessings,
Rhonda
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