Choose to Thank God even in the midst of Hardships

Yes, it’s not easy to do it, but having a grateful heart can help you overcome the most difficult battle in your life. When you open your eyes to the good things around you, hope will come in, and God’s light will shine. So choose to thank God for the blessings that you receive even if you go through so many problems. Focus on His power, and He will give you the strength that you need. Thanking God even in the middle of hardships means that you choose to acknowledge His goodness and not the painful things you experienced. It means that you raise your hands in worship, and you stop worrying about what will happen next.

There is a hidden blessing behind what you are going through. Behind the tears and the pain are priceless treasures from God. After that season, you will learn to value the most important things in your life. You will no longer focus on the temporary entertainment of this world because you know that it will not last forever. You will not appreciate it now, but soon, you will realize that everything is worth it. The brokenness you will experience will change your life from the inside out. So even if you can’t see what’s ahead, just choose to thank God because He will surely help you.

God will never leave you. He remained faithful in your life until now. Remember the miracles that He did before. He never abandoned you in the most heartbreaking moment you went through. He was there, holding your hands so that you will have the courage to get up when you fall. This is the reason why you must thank Him because He will never put you to harm. If He blessed you with what you need before, then He will surely do the same thing in your situation right now. He will move, so praise Him while you wait for His rescue.

All He wants is for you to experience the best things in life. No matter how difficult your situation is, He will always lead you to the place where you will feel so satisfied and fulfilled. The process may not be that easy, but you will thank Him in the end because He allowed certain events to happen. You became a better person, and the most important thing is you learned to love God and His people even more.