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The Mist Of Life

The future we look forward to,
Is like a fog,
We may take the right rue,
Or we may end up in a bog. 

Life is like a mist, 
Everything ahead may seem uncertain, 
But it can change in a twist, 
Like light streaming in through a curtain. 

But even the thickest mist,
Of doubt, hopelessness and grief,
Can be pierced through,
By the light of God's promises.

At every crossroad of life we may feel like we are engulfed in a mist, just wishing and hoping that the decisions we took were right and if we should move forward or wait for the mist to clear. Asking Jesus to guide your decisions in life is a great way to clear that mist. Our God is leaning over to hear from you and be the beacon of hope in your life. Align the decisions of your life in accordance with His Word(the Bible) and see the mist disappear before your very eyes. 



Credit- 'A rumour of sunshine' is a phrase taken from the novel Book Thief by Markus Zusak, which was the inspiration behind this blog post.
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