The 365 Commitment

Struggling versus The Struggle

Struggling is part of life. Suffering is part of the process. You cannot experience joy unless you experience some pain as well. Struggling is like breathing. Inevitable and when it stops, you die.

However, if we are just struggling then we may have a problem. Just bouncing around life from one struggle to the next will rarely get you anywhere.

More importantly we should be involved in “the struggle.” The one thing that we must struggle with in order to achieve our goals. Let your wrestle be with God and your efforts will be much to your advantage. What is your goal? What is in your way? That is your struggle.

Guy

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