Through The Long, Dark Night…
They say things come in threes. I beg to disagree – they come in legions! You think the situation is bad and it can’t possibly get worse, when you’re proved wrong and it immediately does! So what does one do when one begins to lose confidence in one’s abilities and strengths? You think you’re good at something and then somebody tells you you’re not. Do you just sit there – quietly slipping into depression or do you bash on regardless? My sense of worth seems to be in imminent danger of disappearing into oblivion. But is my sense of worth based on what people say about/to me? Shouldn’t I be deriving it from His love? I chewed over this for a while and have come to the conclusion that what people say does affect me. But the bright side (there’s a silver lining everywhere, I’m told) is that it isn’t as bad as it used to be. There’s no likelihood of depression at least! So do I go ahead with the bash on regardless tactic then? It’s strange how, sometimes, the right Biblical answers a