Forgotten Blessings
In the
world today many people, believers and non-believers, look for big
miracles and blessings, I know I still do. We forget about all the
little ones. I am always waiting and asking for my life to be
different and in a big way. Lord bless me with a better house
(mansion), better finances (billionaire), a nice car (new lifted
truck), and so on. While we wait and pray and wait some more for the
big stuff that we really want the Lord to bless us with it becomes
hard not to become discouraged. Sometimes while we are waiting we see
others who just go along however they see fit and regardless of the
degree of rule breaking biblical and legally they continue to come
out on top. They are dishonest, but end up with extra money, break
driving laws and still end up with a better car and it goes on and
on. Sometimes we ask the Lord to bless us in this way and that and
then feel a sting when we see others with the things we covet.
Sometimes we lose focus on God and start to look at the world and
search for a way to fix our frustration. But what about the forgotten
blessings?
We are
quick to see all that we do not have and all that we have not
received, but we lag in all that is placed right in front of us. We
forget about all the little things. That person who sent you a gift
card to the store which paid for something you didn’t have the
money for. The relative who knew your computer was down and picked
you up a new one. The car that hit 200,000 miles, burns oil, leaks
brake and transmission fluid, and yet it still starts up and goes for
you. How about those of you with kids, the smiles on their little
faces everyday, and when they get a booboo and you fix it for them,
they see you as their hero. Or that blessing from that tithe you
gave, even though you know you did not have it to give, and God
covered you. All these little things, all these forgotten blessings
that come to our lives daily we neglect to see and appreciate. Of
course there is still one more and I think most forgotten, “Once
again I am truly blessed, with the rising of the sun comes another
day.”
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