I believe that sometimes we go through things to benefit someone in particular. To help them. To offer light. Support. Love.
and by doing that we ourselves benefit. We learn. We see. We know. We feel.
And it makes hard things worth it.
Even though it's hard, there's blessings within the tradgedy I at times feel. And I know I'm not alone.
I've been blessed to have those blessings typically be great friendships.
You connect despite different situations. And it's because you're aware. Just every tear and laugh mean so much more and you feel them.
And I'm grateful for that. It makes things feel real.
And alive.
Even if you feel like the sharp glass is unavoidably always catching your feet with each step while running toward solid ground.
You're moving. And you're doing a lot better than you think. A lot.
Your strength and faith and hope it's inspiring.
For those around you and most certainly should be for yourself.
When it feels God is taking something away or you're losing something.. Those are the times I pray to know he only ever takes things away to replace them with greater things that are in store for you and the timing is
is
now.
And that's okay. This is all planned out for you. Goodbyes will never last forever, a hello always follows. Always. Hope confidently in that.
Something better for you that is full of a different kind of happiness you've ever experienced
it's waiting just ahead.
So just hold on. Be aware of the hearts around you.
We're all fragile. Be someone who helps carry a heavy heart and you'll find others along the journey who will help carry yours. And that's friendship. And God will always give you somebody to call your friend in any place or situation.
I hope it testifies of Gods great love for you for blessing you with certain people. And let you see a little more clear of what Christ is doing daily to help you know you're never alone. And that he knows and
he felt
you can do this.
There's always beauty even in tragedy or struggling times. Just have the courage to seek it and you'll be given the faith needed to truly see it.