As human beings, we are easily distracted.Satan has used this weakness to his advantage from the very beginning with Eve in the Garden of Eden.

As you can see from the title of this blog, "Judging Others", that this may be a convicting blog for some of us.  I may be the most taught student of all, because I have learned a thing or two about how dislocated my heart is at times from Jesus' example.

We all like short adventures and a change of pace once in a while, but there's something to be said of ordinary days.  Maybe you've been fighting the flu or just got home from a busy trip, don't you just want a normal routine day?  There are so many blessings of an ordinary day, yet we take them for granted until they aren't there.

As human beings, we have a strong tendency towards arrogance, especially in our thinking.  We falsely think that everything is about us..our happiness, our wants and desires, and our benefit.  Wrong!  Our lives are meant to be less about us and more about magnifying God's glory.  

This blog is a little different in that I'm not going to share my trials but rather give you a guide towards handling your own trials with a Biblical perspective.  I hope you see past your suffering and onto a greater purpose in your trial of adversity...it's not meaningless!