Just Believe

 

 

Just Believe.

 

As I have mentioned before, It has been my hobby to collect motivational and inspiring collection of words, let's say it like that, that can be used to lighten up one's dull day, diminishing hope, faith failing, and strength runouts. I always believe to have them always at hand. Not all the time, you'll have someone on your side to cheer you up, boost your strength and push you to do one more step forward to success.

Behold! The Pen is here!

As "Cologne" has said, I don't even know who he/she is - my note just say as such, sorry, haha:

" I believe in the sun, even when it is not shining. I believe in love, even when I feel it not. I believe in God, even when He is silent."

True to me. Believe me it works. 

You can be confused. You can be afraid. You can be lost. You can be crying! 

But then, "Just Believe in God", in His timing, in His season, in His silence.

Do you have any choice anyway, if you want to survive a winner?

Winning is not having everything on earth as the heart desires. Winning is having everything God has offered.

That is nothing more, nothing less, but His Love. Love in the presence of His Son, Jesus, whom He has sent to help, save and redeem us for Him. Just thinking about that is a lot comforting. If you believe. So, Just Believe.

Sometimes words are just easier to say, than to feel and live it. But remember, all on earth and outerspace are but God's creation. If it can't be believed, what then is there to believe in? Pride is but an evil thing. So better be off with it.

So far, no stories, nor continuation of any of my series have come into my mind. But these words I have been writing. I don't know. I can't say exactly why. My fingers just keep tipping on keys of my keyboard. And words flowed from my brain to the tip of my fingers. Strange thing? yeahh. maybe. haha.

Here's another thing I want to share with you:

"NEVER despair; but if you do, "Work" in despair."

That was from Edmund Burke.

And remember how a PROVERB goes: "Good sense makes a man slow to anger, and it is his glory to overlook an offense."

So, be glorified. That's Proverbs 19:11.

Last, but not the least, this is dedicated to all who has to extend their patience running out to remember this as such:

"The test of good manners: to bear patiently with bad ones. Good manners are made up of small sacrifices."

My note says it was from Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Well then, I believe someone has to reach these kinds of words to be uplifted, hoped, motivated and inspired.

That's what The Pen will always hope and most of all, pray for all. 

Have a wonderful, colorful and meningful 2026 to all! 

 

@simplemethepen