Seasons come and go in our life where we are more active,
have more energy, and feel better connected to those around us. Statistics show that during the holiday
season of Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas more people experience
depression than any other time of the year.
I tell you, let God make you trendy this holiday season; just like the
taste of pumpkin spice in everything you consume this fall.
You might be prone to depression because of a lost loved
one, a divorce, an unexpected death of a child, debt, or other struggles this
holiday season. I heard something new
from a guest speaker this last Sunday in church. He said, “I am thankful for debt in my
life. It helps me realize how much I owe
of myself to someone else.” He wasn’t
talking about financial debt, but the debt he owes his parents for the
direction they pushed him in life.
So, as the holidays come pray something simple to God. Tell Him you want something different this
year. You want Him to use you in a way
He never has before. Ask Him to show you
joy each day and share that joy with others.
Ask Him to bless you, so you can bless others. Pray for your enemies and everyone you come
in contact with. Read the Bible just a
little bit more than usual. Pumpkin
spice will come and go. Starbucks will
no longer have the drink when spring rolls around. Don’t fade out like that and wait for another
season of usefulness to come along. Ask
God to make you his Pumpkin Spiced Latte and keep yourself on the menu year round.
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