Remember that day you thought was your worst day ever? Remember how you felt like you were having a nervous breakdown? You weren’t. Just for the record.
Remember how you thought you’d made the biggest, most colossal blunder in the history or blunders? You didn’t.
As I learned tonight, the worst day ever can be the beginning of your best day yet to come.
You fin that the dreaded worst case scenario did not come to pass. No one stoned you. No one ostracized you. Nothing was lost that wasn’t replaced eventually by something 10,000 times better.
As Joseph put it, even when the worst got thrown at you, what people meant for evil and harm, God used for good. God took all those rough patches to make you who you are now and to help you start to realize all that God could do in and through you.
Even the worst days end. They are 24 hours long, just like your best days and your so-so days. You didn’t croak or kick any buckets. You are still here and those supposedly insurmountable problems and obstacles aren’t. Just you remember that.
It really is darkest before that proverbial dawn. It does get better and you will eventually wonder why you made such a fuss over it.
As I said before, naps are good. You don’t get a rollover plan on those naps, so take them early and often while you still can.
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