“Aren’t you upset?”
“Why are you so upbeat?”
“How do you do it?”
1 Peter 3:15 (ERV)
Always be ready to answer everyone who asks you to explain about the hope you have.
Don’t be afraid to speak up.
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This is one that really resonates with me. So many people just don’t believe that though I’m dying, I’m happy, and that I accept that pain has purpose, even though I can’t see it, and that it may be forever beyond my understanding.
It’s my job to get on with life, regardless…and it’s my job to be upbeat, to which I often get the discouraging retort, “If you say so.”
Ugh.
You’re a man of hope–hope for today, hope for eternity–and you’re not afraid to say so. That’s what counts.
🙂