Many people I minister feel their sense of hope is lost, and it might be that their sense of hope is, in fact, misplaced. Hope, however, is never truly lost. We can give up hope, lose our sense of hope, but the hope we feel, that we sense is lost, is as eternal as the ability we have to choose hope or not. Storms are nature’s way of renewal, of creating or destroying. It is a way of keeping balance in the universe. When we lose the sense of hope in our lives, we make a conscious or subconscious decision to do so. Remember, all we have actually lost is our sense of hope. Our lives need to be brought back into balance.
This post seems a bit of a mess, and it probably is. Some concepts I just can’t move from my mind onto paper without some creative effort. I needed to get this out quickly for reasons which are my own. I will continue to work on this post. However, for those who still wish to read this humble effort, please follow the attached link and feel free to assist my clarity with any thoughts you may have: Hope
