A growing trees should have strong roots so that when the tree is affected by exposure to storm the tree will not fall. The tree will remain standing with the firm. Similarly, in this life where the Lord to make us stronger as a people. Therefore, often through problems and challenges, God wanted to test it and make us strong as a people and can grow in faith in Him.
With the existing problems, whether we can further grow or even worse off. It all depends on the response or attitude when facing problems. In general, everyone is not happy with any problems that occur in his life. As the race winner, each of us should be able to go through the process and the existing test because it will make our faith in God grew.
He is ready to make us as a people strong and resilient, not weak people. Through every issue God wants to purify and test each of us because God actually more concerned with character than our comfort. Only our relationship with God that we will take up to eternity.
"And not only so, but we glory in tribulations also: knowing that tribulation worketh patience; And patience, experience; and experience, hope: And hope maketh not ashamed; because the love of God is shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost which is given unto us."
Romans 5:3-5)
Without Christianity the problem will never tested and the quality of faith that will not actually appear. Just as gold is inserted into the furnace to produce pure gold. Likewise, we now face the problem, let us just look at the bad side and just unpleasant. Through the problems of life God wants to correct us so that we remain in His righteousness and growing.
So when faced with the problem, have the mind and a positive outlook because it is not always a bad problem. Every problem must be a way out. Trust God never gives a bad thing because of our plan is always good. Behind every problem there must be some good that will be revealed by God.
Hang in every blow "storm" that hit our lives, do not easily shaken. Trust the Lord works within us to strengthen our spirits.
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