Autor: JOEL OSTEEN
Puede que estés pasando por un momento difícil, ¡pero vienen cosas más grandes!
Todos enfrentamos contratiempos en la vida y suceden cosas que no entendemos. Cuando atravesamos pérdidas y decepciones, es fácil desanimarse y pensar: "Así será siempre". Pero recuerda: así no es como termina tu historia. La soledad, la mala racha, la ansiedad no es tu destino—Greater Is Coming: mayor alegría, mayor fuerza, mejores relaciones. Ese revés en tus finanzas, ese cliente que perdiste, la infancia injusta, nada de eso detiene tu propósito.Vienen mayores oportunidades, mayor favor, mayor influencia.
Cuando estés en tiempos difíciles, ten en mente Greater Is Coming. No has llegado hasta aquí solo para fracasar, todo lo contrario: esta decepción te va a lanzar a tu destino. Tu problema es temporal, mientras que tu gloria futura es permanente. La clave: No te quedes enfocado en el sufrimiento; mantente enfocado en la gloria que viene. Hay momentos en los que hay que sufrir en silencio. Es posible que deba hacer lo correcto cuando no es justo, trabajar duro cuando no recibe el crédito, ser bueno con alguien que no es bueno con usted, pero es una obra maestra maravillosamente hecha. Has sido coronado con favor. Tu sufrimiento no es en vano, tiene un propósito y te lleva a un mayor honor, mayor favor, mayores victorias.
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You may be going through a difficult time, but greater things are coming!
We all face setbacks in life and things happen that we don't understand. When we go through loss and disappointments, it's easy to get discouraged and think, "This is the way it's always going to be.” But remind yourself: this is not how your story ends. The loneliness, the bad break, the anxiety is not your destiny—Greater Is Coming: greater joy, greater strength, greater relationships. That setback in your finances, that client you lost, the unfair childhood—none of it stops your purpose. Greater opportunities are coming, greater favor, greater influence.
When you're in difficult times, keep Greater Is Coming in your mind. You haven't come this far just to fail, just the opposite: this disappointment is going to launch you into your destiny. Your trouble is temporary, while your future glory is permanent. The key: Don't stay focused on the suffering; stay focused on the glory that's coming. There are times when you have to suffer in silence. You may need to do the right thing when it's not fair, work hard when you're not getting the credit, be good to someone who is not being good to you, but you are a wonderfully made masterpiece. You've been crowned with favor. Your suffering is not in vain—it's serving a purpose and leading you to greater honor, greater favor, greater victories.