Am I crazy for believing everything will work smoothly? Is that too crazy of a concept? If so, why? Because what we are doing is so off the wall? I mean, I really did not think a newly married couple (and their weiner) relocating, in-state was such a big deal. But when I tell people they look at me like I have six heads. I guess it's because of the country's current economic situation. But if that's the case should everyone just stay where they are because "we're just lucky to have jobs". I mean is it crazy to really believe that there is a higher force that's going to work it out for us? Or is it okay to just believe in God when you're in church? Do you think it's okay to just leave Him there after you show Him off in front of folks? I believe that if Brandon doesn't get this job, he'll get another. I believe that if I don't get my dream job now, I'll get it eventually. But if we want to plant our roots in Orlando, we at least gotta get there to lay the seeds. And I hate, ok, ok, strongly dislike you fairweather Christians. Who love God when it's comfortable and only can sing His praises AFTER you've got your testimony. Right now my family is WRITING our testimony. And I am proud of us. I am proud of our faith, determination, and trust. I believe that I can rest in the Lord and I refuse to stress. He WILL work it out.
On another note, you churchgoers can keep your religion. You make a spectacle of yourself publicly and I admonish you to read the parable of the Pharisee and the Publican (Luke 18:9-14). God loves a humble servant. My real problem is the world gets such a negative picture painted of God because of what you hypocrites portray. Instead of judging people, instead of judging my family's decision, how about you say, 'I'll be praying for you' and then go before the Lord for us. But you don't do that, because you don't pray unless it's self-serving. And I'm not judging you the Bible states, "for of the abundance of the heart, his mouth speaketh" (Luke 6:45). And you speak doubt and disbelief. And, to be honest, I am okay with you being a juvenile Christian (even if you are FIFTY), because it is a stage in the growth process. Right now, my family is enrolling in the Master's program. Let us be your mentor, you can watch for free.
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