Comments on: The Little Things

By: Tom Wheeler

Tom Wheeler — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 19:46:38 +0000

It is difficult to understand the stories like I just read (the person in the accident under lucky) but Romans 8:28 of the Holy Bible says that all things work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to His purposes. I believe that. It does not mean life will be easy, but often times we are presented with a choice – to belief God and His word, or to choose not to believe it. Jesus was killed for the sake of our sin. Satan is said to be in control of this world (1 John 5:19), our eternity is at stake. When we think about eternity, and keep perspective, it might be easier to understand what is going on regardless of our circumstances. I have no idea why things happen the way they do, but I believe the Bible. 2.4 million of us will die this year, in the US, according to stats. And all of us are dead a lot longer than we are alive. So perhaps reading, no, perhaps studying the Bible and asking God to show us who He is and then let Him guide our lives is best. We just cannot figure this out on our own. But according to Psalm 139 – He already has. And He has saved us from Hell, because of His great love for us. But in this world we will have trouble – but take heart, He has overcome the world! We can rejoice!

By: lucky

lucky — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 06:39:26 +0000

My ex-husband stopped while driving to a meeting, and he stopped at a quickshop to get a quart of milk to drink, then he changed his mind and ordered a pop. THe pop machine was dry, and the girl behind the counter had to change the cylinder. She told him to wait, and that the pop would be free, This delayed him about 10 minutes. He got back on the road, and 10 minutes later was in a 4 car collision (not his fault) that killed a 9 year old boy, he swerved out of the way and saved 2 other peoples life, the person who caused the accident, she and her daughter were in critical condition, the car behind my husband sustained minor damage, and my ex-husband was the most critically injured of them all. It took him two years to learn to walk again. I stayed with him for 10 years, in which he became a drug addict, an alcoholic, a verbal abuser, he spent the insurance checks on drugs instead of paying the medical bills, we had to refinance the house, and finally physically abused me badly. when we sold the house for th e divorce there was no equity because we borrowed on it to pay off the hospital and medical bills , so I was broke and on the street. He had found a girlfriend and moved in with her. I guess there’s always an exception to every rule, isn’t there.

By: m

Sun, 14 Oct 2007 10:26:22 +0000

i love you mucho queso