Failure



He said to me, "My grace is enough for you, because my power is made perfect in weakness." So I'll gladly spend my time in weakness so that Christ's power can rest on me. 
2 Corinthians 12:9


Through my failure, God is always glorified.
When I feel my lowest, God is the first name that comes into my head.
Through my weakness, I am still strong because of Christ's love that has been poured into my heart. (Rom. 5:5)

While we were still sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:8

When I didn't yet accept Christ into my heart.. He still died for me, He still loved me and He still wanted me. So when I feel like I am completely failing at everything I am doing, Jesus Christ is still Lord! He will always remain the same; today, yesterday, tomorrow. 

 I may fail but Christ never changes. That's the power in my life. No matter where life takes me, I know my God is always the same and I can always count on Him to be there and put all my pieces back together. 
This life isn't about getting approval from anyone around us. It's about making sure we are keeping the commandments, doing what Christ is leading us to do and glorifying His name, always.

Great are you, Lord. 
All things are possible. 
Nothing compares to the love of God. 
With just One Name we can dismiss the enemy! 
God is good; always. 

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