In The Middle of It
In The Middle
Not after it’s over.
Not when it makes sense.
But in the middle of it… That’s where our attitude matters most.
God doesn’t just watch what we go through… He watches how we go through it.
The Bible says: “In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.”
It doesn’t say to give thanks for everything - but in everything… There’s a difference.
Pain doesn’t cancel purpose, delay doesn’t mean denial, and loss doesn’t mean we’ve been forgotten.
James 1 tells us to “count it all joy” when we fall into trials - not because it feels good, but because something is growing in us that’s greater than what’s happening around us.
Joy is a decision, faith is a posture, and our attitude paves the way for our testimony.
So even when the door hasn’t opened, the answer hasn’t come, and the weight hasn’t lifted... We must choose to rejoice.
Like Habakkuk said: “Though the fig tree may not blossom... yet I will rejoice in the Lord.”
Joy is not rooted in what’s going on around us, it’s rooted in Who is still with us.
Hold your attitude steady.
Keep your heart soft.
Trust God through it.
He’s not done yet!
Not after it’s over.
Not when it makes sense.
But in the middle of it… That’s where our attitude matters most.
God doesn’t just watch what we go through… He watches how we go through it.
The Bible says: “In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.”
It doesn’t say to give thanks for everything - but in everything… There’s a difference.
Pain doesn’t cancel purpose, delay doesn’t mean denial, and loss doesn’t mean we’ve been forgotten.
James 1 tells us to “count it all joy” when we fall into trials - not because it feels good, but because something is growing in us that’s greater than what’s happening around us.
Joy is a decision, faith is a posture, and our attitude paves the way for our testimony.
So even when the door hasn’t opened, the answer hasn’t come, and the weight hasn’t lifted... We must choose to rejoice.
Like Habakkuk said: “Though the fig tree may not blossom... yet I will rejoice in the Lord.”
Joy is not rooted in what’s going on around us, it’s rooted in Who is still with us.
Hold your attitude steady.
Keep your heart soft.
Trust God through it.
He’s not done yet!
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