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Ephesians 4:17–32 is a note on how to live life with Christ. Paul speaks on life under the power of sin and life with God's power. He calls believers out on the shenanigans that place a hold on them where God never intended—being spiteful, insulting, and a backbiter instead of demonstrating a Christ-like attitude of love and forgiveness.
 

Who do you turn to when running, or are you running just to be running? Do you turn to God or away when you feel like giving up? Can you say you ran or are currently running your best for the Father in heaven?

Each new birth in your life or new awakening is your new chapter written by you and published by God. God gives us the grace to make our written choices and mercy when we mis-take the lessons and blessings in the book we call this life.

1 Peter 1:8-9 (MSG)
You never saw him, yet you love him. You still don’t see him, yet you trust him—with laughter and singing. Because you kept on believing, you’ll get what you’re looking forward to: total salvation.

We must always remember that Yahweh knows what we need and gives according to his grace and mercy. Everything we have is measured and poured according to our ability to grow. In the hands of the Most High farmer, nothing happens in the soil He is unaware of.

Nothing in this life with God is by chance. The Father in Heaven still guides every choice we make and the road we take. Letting God take control is hard when we are going through and something we never think about when we are not.

Rom. 8:28 states, "His Word promises that those who are in the midst of suffering, whether experiencing death or depression, have the hope that everything is working together for the good of those who love him and are called according to his purpose."  Within those very moments of suffering, either mentally or emotionally, we need to remember our spiritual foundation and understand our Father above has not left us and that He sends His people who honor and trust in Him to help us as well.