We, like bottles can only take so much. At some point we are too full or we burst. Actually this isn't the best analogy cause I don't think we should hold things inside at all, but I think the point is sort of made.
It's like our emotions... if I have to cry I can only hold it in for so long. If I have to scream I can only hold it for so long. If I want to rage I can only hold it in for so long. And when it's all focused on me.... I can barely make it to my room.
My room is my room of solitude, of reflection, of pain, of repentance, and ultimately where I have to come back to Christ every hour.
Being broken for one's sins is painful. Like I said before I walk a thin line between sanity and insanity. The Word repairs me, exercising relaxes me, Jesus is there for me, but still... I'm so fragile. But I've realized I can be honest with God. I can be completely honest with Him and then come back to Him.
All I have is Christ. All I ever will have is Christ. All I need is Christ. All I ever will need is Christ.
This is my litany these days. I remind myself cause when I forget, I begin to be overwhelmed, but broken I come back every time and I find rest. I find peace. I find hope. None of which I can produce on my own.
I'm realizing what it means to value Christ above all else. And in the end like I said above, that's all I will ever need.
Death is a gift from God for where we depart and move into His presence completely. I do not fear it. Nor should I welcome it as an escape tool. I will die when I am appointed to, until then... I will fight my way to Christ day after day.
Yes, I'm not the most emotionally stable right now, although hopefully I will become that way (not the best trait I know, but a true sign of my weakness). I can wear the mask I've perfected over the years, but I think it's time to shed it, as hard as it is. But the one thing that is stable is my need for Christ. I hope pray that He becomes your rock as well.
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