God Exists, Believe It Or Not

For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, [even] his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse: Romans 1:20 

A day ago, I posted a short comment of Facebook about what I felt toward people who, in their greatest misery, still refused to believe there is a Living God.  I really felt pity for them. 

You see, I was a victim of stroke and paralysis.  Three years ago, I was pursuing a life I thought would not only give my family and me financial prosperity, but most of all, I would finally join my great love in a different land. I left a very good college teaching job for a dream go to Canada. It all ended abruptly when I had a stroke in the middle of my preparation to go abroad.  Yet, through it all, I drew nearer to God to find comfort and strength.  I may have questions about what happened to me, but I never blamed God for what happened.  For always, there must be some real reasons why it happened.  God must have allowed it for good at that time.  He will make things perfect in His own time.

As for my fiancee, he is still loving me beyond what happened.  I see him more now as a man more in love with me despite my difficulties.  We continue to plan for our marriage in God's perfect time.  We are six years now.  My wonder turned to awe when God allowed me to see good things happen to me and to our relationship always.  These were in exchange of good things I let go when I had stroke.

Friend, if you are still in misery because you forget that God exists, this is now the chance to think things over.  I may not be very convincing to you.  I am not even important, but He is.  Seek Him now while He can still be found before it will be too late.

(c) Luisa Mercado, May 18, 2011

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