Example Of A Man On Purpose

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  Imagine being perfect… without sin, without deceit, without evil. Imagine healing people, feeding people, loving people, teaching truth, performing miracles, and still being rejected. Still being mocked. Still being betrayed. Still being hated. Still being sentenced to die. He did so many good works, yet people still wanted Him dead. That alone reminds us that doing good does not always mean everyone will understand you, accept you, or appreciate you. Sometimes people reject what convicts them, misunderstand what they cannot control, or fight against what carries truth and light. Yet through it all, He still chose love. He still chose obedience. He still chose sacrifice.     When life gets too hard to stand, kneel. The Lord is righteous in all His ways and gracious in all His works. Let heaven and earth praise the Lord. “I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Commit y...

Shift of Focus: From Hurt to Healing


Here’s a thought: what if we shifted our focus?
What if instead of constantly replaying the pain, we turned our attention to what brings us joy? What if we chose to feed the solution rather than the problem?

We spend so much time revisiting our wounds—talking about them, thinking about them, even unintentionally reliving them. But every time we do, we’re giving them more power. We’re feeding that energy, reinforcing the cycle, and calling in more of the same.

It’s not that our pain isn’t real. It is. But healing begins when we stop giving it the microphone all the time.

What we focus on expands. So if we want better, we have to start focusing on better.
That means intentionally shifting our perspective—from the weight of what went wrong to the lightness of what’s possible. From who hurt us to who loves us. From the darkness to the beauty we still get to experience every day.

It’s a choice. And it doesn’t happen all at once.
But even small steps matter—like speaking more about what we’re grateful for, surrounding ourselves with uplifting energy, or creating space for peace and joy.

When we start feeding the good, we call in more of it.
So today, I invite you to shift your focus.
Your healing may just be on the other side of it.

 

Journal Prompt:
What are three things that bring me joy, no matter how small?
How can I intentionally give more attention to those things this week?

 

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