6 of the Best Actions for Abiding in Christ

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Inside: Can I admit something? I suck in emergency situations because I fear the worse instead of remembering the importance of abiding in Christ.

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A red puddle was forming on the hallway oak flooring, a deep red color was splattered on the white wall. At first glance, the red on the walls looked like a paint mishap.

However, on the floor, my daughter was laying on my lap while I tried to get her nose to stop bleeding.

She had had nose bleeds before, and they would come out of nowhere. Always in the moments, we weren’t ready for them. This time, however, the blood was just gushing out and I was full of fear and panic.

The remedies and tricks in the past which ceased the bleeding failed to work this time. I was alone with my four kids, so I didn’t have an extra hand to help me in this situation.

The Best Way to Get Through Anything: Abiding in Christ. Can I admit something? I suck in emergency situations because I fear the worse instead of remembering the importance of abiding in Christ. #Scriptures #Biblestudies #quotes #Jesus

 

Why Abiding in Christ?

Can I admit something? I suck in emergency situations because I fear the worse. My thinking becomes jumbled and I can’t make rational decisions. (I’m hoping that this is because all my emergency situations have been for loved ones).

My problem is when I’m stuck in a situation like this, I don’t remain close to God. I panic in my own strength and view of the mess through my eyes.

If I’d only turn to God and ask Him for the wisdom to make quick and wise decisions, I’d be more at peace and rationality.

Instead, I believe that I somehow need to figure everything out. Control belongs to me, or at least I think it does.

Do you run towards to be close to God, or away from God in trying situations? #trust #toughtimes Share on X

I Overlook Closeness for Control

What if my daughter had said to me that day, leave me alone, let me figure this out for myself and I don’t need your help because I can handle it. If I replied, ok, do your own thing and got in the car and drive away, the conclusion to this scenario would have ended differently.

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9 Comments

  1. I love the point about praying often and confidently. We can find ourselves praying, but do we truly believe God is listening? I love how powerful prayer can be when we trust God is working through us!

  2. I love “Obverse how much better we handle problems with God.” This is a great area to reflect on and write down so we can come back to it often and remind ourselves of this fact!

  3. I need to be more intentional about turning to God in the midst of scary circumstances. I definitely tend to let my emotions take over and start thinking of all the worst case scenarios like you. These are great tips that I need to keep in mind!

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