Doing What is Best for You

Doing what's best for you isn't going to look how others want it to look for you. 

A lot of the time God will change your season without giving an explanation to you or anyone that you know of. 

God does as He pleases. But He does it with good intentions. Instead of asking God so many questions and Him not answering you about the matter, it's time to worship Him more and seek Him more. Despite the changes, He is still good and He knows what's best for each and every one of His kids. 

Doing what's best for you may not seem like the ideal thing. But it's between God and you. This is the thing. Not everything is a sin. Someone not understanding you is not a sin. It depends on where someone's thoughts lead to after not understanding you. 

Even Jesus Himself had seasons where nobody understood Him or the power that rested upon Him. But He maintained faithful to His ministry and calling. 

Doing what's best for you, will require you to step out of the boat into the water (not saying you should actually do that). Some circumstances will require you to act upon them, but it will be what's best for you, not what's not best for you. 

Doing what's best for you is defined by what you allow it to become. 

Doing what's best for you may be leaving what's familiar while for someone else it may be staying. 

Doing what's best for you may be: 

-Erasing old memories.

-Visiting common places by yourself.

-Serving so much at church.

-Learning to set phone boundaries.

-Achieving a specific goal.

-Learning to set boundaries with people.

-Learning to manage your time well. 

-Learning how to do a new skill.

-Learning how to differentiate certain aspects of life.

-Getting to know the new territory. 

You know what you need to do. Get to it!

Motivational scripture: 

Philippians 4:13- I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. 

                                 

                            Cheering for you!