Living a God Inspired Life

Living a God Inspired Life - What a title for a book in this day and age. What an adventure this would be if we could have such a life. But we do have such a life. Every breath we take, every person e meet, every problem we solve, remind us that we are in the middle of human made situations, often referred to a a problem, that we must solve to go every forward with our lives. Most of us know this and many people choose not to think about it. These problems lead down so many avenues of challenge that we often think that our skill to resolve them is insufficient. We hope and we hope but unless we throw ourselves into the task of problem solving, we fall further, day by day, hour by hour, minute by minute, and second by second. Tick Tock. Fortunately, hindsight tells us that much of this turmoil was an adventure to be solved, and we solved it. Thank God! Every time we encourage these situations, we change. If we succeed, we become more confident, but if we fail, we become more discouraged, burnt out and less confident. Victory over our problems offers many benefits. Sometimes. So can failure offer many opportunities for growth? Think about it. It seems that success can breed more than contempt. What happens when you begin to realize that the sources of our success has only three letters beginning with "G" and ending with a "D". Yes, "GOD" is the Source of our success. Ah yes, three simple letters. A life of simplicity is indeed very powerful. It can indeed lead us to the source of our success. God is there, always there rooting for us.

If we ae paying attention to what goes on around us, we will come to realize that we all, every single one of us, is blessed by a "Divine Dad". Gid is our greatest fan. Isn't this simply amazing! The Creator of the Cosmos, the Divine Mind, the eternal and Everlasting Being is sharing our lives with us. God is beyond our understanding. This is certain. Understanding this, God has reached out to us in ways that are that are quite creative, kind, and instructive. For good or bad, God does not abandon us. God is in our corner. From day One there in that Garden of Eden, God was monitoring human progress, Thank God for that or things could have been quite terrible and not just bad. Since God is so spiritual and we are not, distance sometimes increases between us and we lose our way to God. This spiritual confusion is a stark reminder of how much we still have to grow. This book illuminates some of the mystery that exists in the battle to attain faith in the God Who is beyond our knowing in so many ways but, nevertheless, has reached out to us in so many ways. It is a miracle for sure.