Entry #2

Blog Post Entry #2

God Will Align Everything

Hi everyone, I just want to share some incredible experiences I’ve had since starting my journey with God. As I mentioned before, I used to be a lukewarm Christian. I didn’t read the Bible, but I still consider myself somewhat of a believer. Hence, maybe for this reason, I often made wrong decisions in life and developed a victim mindset. I would pity myself, thinking I wasn’t good enough, and I would blame others for the things going wrong in my life.

However, recently, as I’ve immersed myself in the presence of our dear God, Jesus Christ, and fully accepted Him as my Savior, I’ve noticed a lot of changes—not just in my behavior, but in my surroundings as well. Issues I had with my parents, myself, and other areas of life have started to resolve on their own. It’s amazing how things are aligning.

And another amazing God's plan, I just want to share. I have this long-time best friend, and even though we rarely talk because we’re on different paths, we’re both getting closer to God, even without talking about Him. It’s as if God is working in both of our lives simultaneously.

Through these experiences, I’ve come to realize how good God truly is. When you fully surrender to Him, He aligns everything—your family, your friends, and your life. Now, I’m not saying that giving your life to God means you won’t experience challenges; you definitely will. But it’s part of the process. Sometimes, the things you’re holding onto aren’t meant for you, and they don’t align with God’s plan for your life.

So, if you feel like things are falling apart or you’re losing possessions or relationships, remember this verse from Jeremiah 29:11:

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

If you’re in that kind of situation, trust that God never creates circumstances to harm you. He is aligning everything for your purpose.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. May the grace of God be with you, and may He align your path as well. Amen.

Shalom, shalom to you, my brothers and sisters.