The Right Way to Fail

   All of us have failure. Jesus said, "There is no one righteous." Some of us might fail more than others, or at least feel like we do. Which is why I researched some mindful methods, for facing failure, so you don't have to. And on the off chance that topic resonates with you, let's get into it!

   One of the most important strategies is to just stay in church. And that might be a bit simplified, but even if you don't have a churchthat you enjoy, or you'd rather do something else like watching football, stay in touch with people of God who council and coach you. Whatever you might think, none of us can do this alone.

         Spiraling off that, recognize that each failure is a chance to learn, grow, and do better next time. Like in Luke 22, when Peter denies Christ, he hears the rooster, and he's never the same. The Bible is full of those stories. Moses messed up, as did Jonah and David, and many others. But God was still good to them, and He'll get you through too.

        And, having done that, you should lift it up in prayer. In the garden, Christ tells the disciples to pray, that they fall not to temptation. Of course, they did, but Christ gave them a second chance.

        That grace is the reason He came, and why many of us love Him. But remember, grace means a gift you don't deserve. So He's good, even in our failure. Which means we should, most all, trust Him. Because in our weakness, He is strong. Yes, Jesus loves you and me.

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