2024/10/15 12:00 AM
Not everything happens for a reason, but we can find a reason in everything that happens. While the idea that “everything happens for a reason” might bring comfort, it can also lead to passivity or resentment, making it harder to see God as loving and compassionate. Instead, choosing to find meaning in life’s events—whether random or difficult—puts us in control, fostering growth, resilience, and deeper connections. This perspective encourages active reflection and empowers us to turn adversity into opportunity, strengthening our character and faith without bitterness. Life’s challenges aren’t necessarily orchestrated, but they can help us grow if we choose to embrace their lessons. Read More…