God's Trails and Tribulations

Everyday life

 

 

God’s Trails and Tribulations

We go through this world wondering what our journey is going to be like. Will we get everything that we wanted or will there be something missing. God test us every day. It does not matter that you are two or hundred years old.

 Most people ask why? Why would God test us! The answer is simple and easy to come by. God wants all his children to enter the kingdom of heaven. But to get to the kingdom we have to go through trials and tribulations.

They may be the hardest things in life we have to do but we are strong. God would not give these to us if we couldn’t handle it. He knows how much pain and suffering we can take. He never gets us to the point where are faith might faultier.

Because we know that one day we will all be in the kingdom of heaven. We may have had a bumpy road to follow but in the end it was worth it. All the trials and tribulations could not stop us from seeing are one and only God.

 

Author's Note

This is my very first poem that I have done. It dose not have a lot about me. But it dose say a lot about God. It is not the best up in time I will get there.

Reviews

[Catechize]

Dear Jwana Creer Yeshua,

Where 'life's journey' guides us towards is inevitable and decreed by Him alone. The difference is whether we will choose the needs over the wants. The belief is not just in having faith in a 'higher being' but in ourselves; as well...

Understanding the difference between God's 'tests' and Satan's 'fallacies' is the biggest challenge we face as individuals. Enduring life's trials and tribulations (as they are termed) are not just an entry for us to arrive Home but also a clearer understanding of 'who we are' and where we are headed...

Strength is powerful in so many aspects - even our weaknesses can attribute to this strength (if we look deep within). On the other-side-of-life, God grants us this gift to better-see whether we will gather that strength to push forward and never give-up. You are correct in-this-matter, it is not Him that allows our faith (in all) to falter but ourselves (in-fact). It is our freewill that is the conscious of our faith.

Believing is the key to hope and inspiration. If we only look at the unprecedented endgame (if-you-will); we might comprehend that our lives are graced with His presence (by-our-side)... growing from the lesson of sacrfices a neccesity made for 'peace of self'. We see our 'one and only' God every single moment we peer into our reflection...

Humblest Regards,
Catechize

[Voice11]

It does have a few spelling and grammar mistakes but not to the point where it ruins the writing. It is good in the sense it tells exactly what God and his trials are about and that's the way it is. Great job for a first piece

[Jaclyn]

This doesn't really feel like a poem. Plus, it lacks the normal rhythm and tone that your other pieces were brimming with in their lines. I say keep working on it, and I'll check it out again. :)

[emmajoy]

This does say a lot about you because it shows your faith, and, your understanding of what God asks of us.

Thank you for sharing, my friend.