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Living The Life




I heard on co-worker ask the other co-worker how was it going. To his reply came, "living the dream."  Are you living the life?  Ecclesiastes 5:18 says, "...it is good and comely for one to eat and to drink, and to enjoy the good of all his labor that he taketh under the sun all the days of his life, which God giveth him for it is his portion."  God wants you to live a happy, stress-free full life. Don't allow anyone to take that from you. This day, when someone come towards you with aggression, smile.  Maybe there was a death in the family and that person is just angry.  When your enemy hate you without a cause, thank God. God maybe preparing a table before you in their presence, which has set them off (smiles).  When threaten to lose your job, rejoice. Your boss may not have the respect of the company like he or she thought and wants to take away your joy--not knowing God gave you your job.   When blessed, praise God. There's more where that came from.   Living life means to move about earth with your hand in God's hand. It's not about how much power, wealth and prestige you can get. It's the little things that matter. Next time you drive by and see someone sleeping under a bridge, with no clothes, shoes or nothing to eat, just think it could have been you. Without God's love, where would you be?  Don't let anyone take away your life's joy because they are having a bad day. Live your life!

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