Most of us experience good days and bad days. That's just life. But, have you ever considered that we need to be more concerned about having a godly day than a good day. What's the difference?
For most of us a good day is a day where everything works out the way we expected or better than we expected. Good days are often determined by happenings that bring happiness. Circumstances and people tend to favor us. A godly day is a day begun with, continued with and concluded with looking to and depending on God. Godly days do not depend on happenings, circumstances or people. Godly days depend upon our relationship with and trust in God. We don't just need more good days. We need godly days. Godly days will make the good days better and the bad days less bad. What kind of day are you having?
For most of us a good day is a day where everything works out the way we expected or better than we expected. Good days are often determined by happenings that bring happiness. Circumstances and people tend to favor us. A godly day is a day begun with, continued with and concluded with looking to and depending on God. Godly days do not depend on happenings, circumstances or people. Godly days depend upon our relationship with and trust in God. We don't just need more good days. We need godly days. Godly days will make the good days better and the bad days less bad. What kind of day are you having?
Hebrews 12:2
King James Version (KJV)
2 Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith; who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is set down at the right hand of the throne of God.
