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Sometimes You Just Need a Cup of Coffee

         Some things in life you just can not change.  There are people that are going to say things about you that are very rude and hurtful. There is nothing that we can do to change those type of people, we just have to sip on a cup of coffee and read our Bible. To me sitting down with a cup of coffee and reading my Bible is the only com fort that my mind can find.  Not to get technical, but the Book of Psalm are some of my favorite poems ever written.
     You may disagree, but Job really knew what it was like to loose everything.  He was alone when he needed his friends the most.  No one was to be found when trouble was involved and all the money was gone.  If we are not on the top of the ladder or have the most cars people tend to look down on us more than someone who has toys to share.
    In my opinion it is sad, when people can not look past a disability for just a minute or two.  God will never put anyone higher than the other.  He sees everyone the same and is no judger of persons.  I have to remind myself of that by reading about Job and how he had to go through depression alone.  All he really wanted was a friend with some soothing words.  It is a shame that we can not trust anyone with our troubles anymore. We must be really careful about who we tell secrets to because not everyone really cares.
     That is a lesson that I have learned so many times in the past. Sometimes it is better to brew a cup of your favorite coffee and read some poetry or a good Inspirational book of your choice.  That is one of the best things that has ever helped me.  I like to read outside with my dog or at the park or put on some pictures of nature as a background to add to the relaxation.
     Again, there is no better way to relax than to read about what God has done for us and reflect on good and uplifting things.  God does not want us to be sad but sometimes we are the only ones who can lift ourselves out of the mud.  God gives us trials once in a while just to see how much we really want to  worship Him, but we must do our part on a daily basis.  So go grab a cup of coffee, a good inspirational book and find yourself living closer to Him everyday. #22q#beblessed

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