Bitter Towards God?

Have you ever found yourself bitter towards God? Bitter means angry, hurt, or resentful because of one's bad experiences or a sense of unjust treatment. Maybe you are feeling the way you are towards GOD because you might have been molested or rape, you lost a dear loved one, finances are running low, you were struck with an illness, your house is going through foreclosure, whatever the case may be, God wanted me to tell you that despite how you feel about Him; He still loves you and wants you! These emotions and feelings that you have are temporary compared to eternity when you accept Jesus as your only Lord and Savior! God has a big plan for your life and despite of all the unfair happenings that happened to you and how you may feel like you live in misfortune; GOD wants you to see otherwise. He wants you to know that He can heal your broken heart, that He can turn your worst situation around and make it work out for your good. He wants you stop buying into the lies of Satan that GOD doesn't care about what you are going through. For God is not blind nor is he death! He sees and knows all!!He wants to stretch your faith in Him! He wants you to know that He is a reliable God. You can find comfort in Christ.

I can tell you from personal experience that this walk with Christ isn't easy. There are plenty of times I've been bitter towards God but He kept softening my heart towards Him while saved. The traumatic events that happened in my life from childhood until now made me grow in purpose because of all the pain I've experienced. I will never know why some things happened to me but I refuse to live in pity. Yes, I have my sad and bad days...this life isn't fair but GOD is. He is a a just God who is sovereign. He designed me with purpose from my mother's womb! He knew what would come my way and how I would be diagnosed with a mental illness at 16 but He also sealed me with His blood to always love and protect me until eternity. He saw the many nights I cried about having a mental illness, He cared about my feelings, He was with me during every manic episode and depression and was with me in the mental hospital. He kept me. He stretched my faith in Him for sure and continues to do so. HE taught me how healing is a process and daily reminding me how I won't fully arrive until I meet Christ. God used my experience of being disabled to mold my heart to be like His and He's continuing to do so.

Be encouraged my friend, God wants your whole heart. Don't turn your back on Him, not now! Not ever! He's a good good Father and an excellent friend. He loves you!!

Love,

Sheree B

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