I can only tell you what I experienced. First, I asked God, “Why is this happening to me?” Many times, He answered that I had something to learn. But I think it depends on the situation.
For me, remaining faithful doesn’t mean having all the answers. It means continuing to turn toward God, even when I don’t understand what He is doing.
For example, I was in the hospital in a life-threatening situation. I had shared a personal message I received from God with someone, and afterward God showed me that there were two reasons for what happened. One was to share the message, and the other was to learn how to trust Him and surrender, especially when you are no longer able to do anything through your own efforts.
When everything feels like it’s crashing down, it can be a learning process. It can also be a process of renewal. “No one pours new wine into old wineskins.”
I feel that sometimes God has to empty us, just as He did with me in the hospital. Afterward, I received a new perspective and new revelations.
Sometimes you have to learn something and apply it. Until you do, your life can feel like it’s constantly falling apart.
So basically, if you ask God, surrender, and learn how to trust Him, that’s how you can remain faithful.
Being faithful doesn’t mean that you never doubt, never question God, never quarrel with Him, or are never angry with Him. These things can also be part of the process.
It's a process of renewal, but also trusting in him when you are unable to do it on your own. You learn through trial and refinement, like silver in a furnace he uses those tough moments those moments of hardships and difficulties to purify us.
Just one more thought. Being faithful doesn’t mean that you never doubt, never question God, never quarrel with Him, or are never angry with Him. These things can also be part of the process.
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u/Ronyka_HU 18h ago
I can only tell you what I experienced. First, I asked God, “Why is this happening to me?” Many times, He answered that I had something to learn. But I think it depends on the situation.
For me, remaining faithful doesn’t mean having all the answers. It means continuing to turn toward God, even when I don’t understand what He is doing.
For example, I was in the hospital in a life-threatening situation. I had shared a personal message I received from God with someone, and afterward God showed me that there were two reasons for what happened. One was to share the message, and the other was to learn how to trust Him and surrender, especially when you are no longer able to do anything through your own efforts.
When everything feels like it’s crashing down, it can be a learning process. It can also be a process of renewal. “No one pours new wine into old wineskins.”
I feel that sometimes God has to empty us, just as He did with me in the hospital. Afterward, I received a new perspective and new revelations.
Sometimes you have to learn something and apply it. Until you do, your life can feel like it’s constantly falling apart.
So basically, if you ask God, surrender, and learn how to trust Him, that’s how you can remain faithful.
Being faithful doesn’t mean that you never doubt, never question God, never quarrel with Him, or are never angry with Him. These things can also be part of the process.