But
is this the best way to handle disappointments? Do we just put a smile
on our face and pretend the bitterness is really sugar in disguise?
We all know the saying, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade."
In some ways, it's become a mantra for handling life's disappointments.
When life doesn't go your way, make something out of it. When you are
disappointed with the way things are, change them for the better. When
something bad happens to you, don't let it get you down.
I don't know about you, but I can't just do that.
Shadow of the Fall
We all face disappointments at some point. Whether it's failing to
make the cheer-leading squad for the second year in a row (true
confession) or not getting the job you have always dreamed of,
disappointment starts early and lasts until we reach the grave.
If you live long enough, you will experience disappointment in some
capacity. That's a given. But is there a way to think theologically
about our disappointments? I think so. Continue at Courtney Reissig
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