HOW TO STAY CALM WHEN IN DIFFICULT SITUATIONS
As human beings, we are
sometimes faced with challenges from work, school, family, finances, amongst
others. Matthew 6 and Philippians 4:6-7 tells us that we should not worry about
anything but instead seek God’s righteousness, praying and giving thanks.
Here are few ways we can
overcome fear, anxiety when faced with challenges:
1. Silence
the voice of the devil:
We need to beware of evil
thoughts and strange voices when faced with crisis. The bible says guard your
heart with all diligence (Proverbs 4:23). Tell the devil confidently, that you
are a child of God, you have been delivered from the kingdom of darkness and transferred
to the kingdom of God (Colossians 1:13)
2. Speak in
tongues:
Oftentimes we don’t even know
what to pray for. That’s why we need the Holy Spirit to intercede for us (Rom.
8:26-27). Take a moment today to pray in the Holy Ghost and you will see results.
3. Engage
in deliberate thanksgiving:
From personal experience,
thanksgiving and intense praise session soothes the soul most especially when
faced with troubles. We need to overcome brooding or being more bothered about
the current situation or the negative outcomes of same.
Surrender all to God today;
thank Him wholeheartedly for all the previous blessings and even what He is
currently working out as per the given case. Recently, I cultivated the habit
to pray this – “Lord, help me to know how much you love me”
If only we know how much He
loves and cares for us, we won’t go a day being worried and not thanking Him. He
has good thoughts for us (Jer.29:11, Is. 55:11, 1 Cor. 2:8-9).
4. Tell it
to Jesus!
The popular song – There’s not a
friend like the lowly Jesus. No, not one! - comes to mind here. We need to tell
it to Jesus. Every single thing! He is always ready to hear us. He said, “call
unto me and I will answer you…” (Jeremiah 33:3).
Is it about the finances, sickness?
applications and rejections? Tell Jesus how you feel, the difficulty you are
facing and what you want. He is more than able to do exceedingly above what we
can think or ask for (Eph. 3:20).
Do you have more helpful tips we can learn from? Please share in the comments section below.
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