A Merry Heart
These past days have been a little crazy! My house, kinda like me, is aging. :) Things are breaking down and repairs are needed. Recently it seems like daily something stops working. It's been a revolving door of repairmen coming and going.
I was speaking with a family member who is going through a very challenging season. The person said it was helpful to stop and think - "do I have everything I need in this moment, for this day?" It helped to not be overwhelmed with the things needing to be resolved. One day at a time, one moment at a time is manageable. I like that!
Proverbs 17:22 says "a merry heart does good, like medicine." I've tried to keep a merry heart in the middle of the breakdowns. A sense of humor, a positive attitude, and faith in the Lord's help can get me through the most challenging situations. It's a winning combo.
I saw a slogan - "He who laughs, lasts." I'm laughing and still standing!!
About the Author: Sally McClung is a member of the All Nations International Leadership Team and is co-founder of All Nations. Her husband, Floyd McClung, was a world-renown missions leader. Floyd went to be with Jesus in 2021. He is the author of 16 books, including the best-selling books, “The Father Heart of God” and “Living on the Devil’s Doorstep.”
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