A lot of the times we like to play the blame game. We blame God for putting us in certain situations, when in reality we get ourselves into problems. We say God why did you allow this to happen..? But we don’t like to own up to our own actions. Something that irks me is when people say “if God is so mighty why did he allow this to happen”. People claim that they don’t want a controlling God, but when he gives us free will and doesn’t save us from our own mistakes he’s a bad God. We get ourselves into problems, we can’t only seek God or want God for him to save us. We have to seek him in the good and bad times… God gave us free will because he loves us. He gave us free will so we wouldn’t feel forced, because if it’s forced then it’s not love/choice/genuine. God gave us and left us his word so we can be led the right way. So we can live life the right way. Now it’s our choice whether to follow it or not, either way we choose we will reap the consequences. So let’s stop playing the victim card and own up to our mistakes. Let’s be wiser about our decisions in life. Let’s be founded on the rock which is Jesus Christ. Let’s make Christ-like decisions, not emotional or worldly decisions. Let’s be cautious about the decisions we make on our day to day lives. Let’s not mingle with sin but let’s be whole in Christ. So that we don’t have to get ourselves in situations that God has to save us from later. That’s the thing too people think that God doesn’t save us but sometimes he does. But then sometimes he has to let you fall because you are being too stubborn and you want your own way…. But let’s put God in the center of our hearts truly and let’s allow him to govern our thoughts, ways and lives. Let’s stop getting and putting ourselves in situations…

Ephesians 5:15-17

“Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time, because the days are evil. Therefore do not be foolish, but understand what the will of the Lord is”.

Proverbs 16:9

The mind of man plans his way, But the LORD directs his steps.