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NO IS NOT REJECTION

21ST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME



NO IS NOT REJECTION

Dearest child you asked someone for assistance, and favour
and you are rejected.  Some people who promised to help you
may avoid you, some may laugh at you others may judge you,
it could be outright rejection.

Don’t you know dearest child of God that whoever that says no to you
saw something great in you that you could not see.
Dearest child you do not know your worth,
for if you do,  you will be grateful to that man or woman
who rejects you by saying no to you.
Must you settle for second best?
Your Heavenly Father sees your worth,
That is the reason for your being rejected.

Dearest child, the favour you ask for from men;
is it what you really desire? Or you need a soft landing?
Your Father God, know you through and through.
Be patient, be calm, while waiting on Him.
It won’t be long.
For us human, while we wait, it seems very long.


Your Father is preparing you for the plan HE has for you.
Let HIM do HIS work as the Potter, while you are the clay.
Wait, be patient, be calm, hold on to him while HE mould you.

At HIS appointed time when HE would have completed HIS
design, his beautifying you, then you will be okay for acceptance.
Hold on to HIM. HE will not fail you, He is ever faithful, and true.
HIS YES is the final word.                                         by  HING

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