Living With Chronic Pain – Spiritual Healing – You’re Accountable
Even if you live with chronic pain or you’re feeling lonely, ultimately, you’re still responsible for how you respond to living. No one else can substitute themselves for whether or not you successfully navigate through the trials of life.
Because chronic pain takes a horrendous toll against the motivations for living, that’s why I’m doing what I do, which is to spread the character-producing news of the gospel and to help practically motivate others who are afflicted to better living.
Commonly, there are three key ingredients to acquiring the motivation to change. These entail desire, belief and vision. In other words, do you have enough desire to make long-term changes? Do you believe that you can accomplish these changes? And finally, do you truly have a clear mental picture of yourself finishing the race ahead of you?
When personally dealing with chronic pain, quite frankly, I answered “no” to each one of these questions. God changed all of that for me. When I leaned on Him in trust, this is when I developed desire from despair, fortified belief from painful doubt, and finally, I visually realized the outcomes of steadfast faith from a place of chronic stagnancy.
If I can make the change, so can most of you! You’re ultimately accountable for your lives. The motivational “rah-rah” speeches don’t work against insurmountable odds. It takes a higher power to motivate you from within. This is really the core where change begins to happen. Take the leap of faith. We can no longer consider time as a wasteful resource. There is no better time to start to make change than right now!
Keep me on your favorites. For more about living with chronic pain and spiritual healing, visit me atwww.gordonselley.com
To your health, Gordon Selley
