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The Bad Days    



We all have them.  However, is there truly such a thing as a “bad” day, when you are a Christian? 



The Lord told me once, that there IS NO SUCH THING because He lives in me.  How about you? 



Yes, circumstances can be bad.  But Christ in you is …. ‘our Hope and Glory’, our peace and joy, our strength and wisdom.  Correct?



I now call them “up” days and ‘down’ days.



This is also what the Lord says:   “I call it ‘Life.’  It IS the way it is.



Look to nature.  Today has dark clouds, white clouds and open sky.



Look to your yard; you have flowers and weeds, tall grass and bugs.



It ALL goes together.



On your ‘down’ days, rest and restore. On your ‘up’ days go and do (wisely with discernment).  No need to beat yourself up about either one.”



How do you handle your days?  What do you call the ‘down’ days?









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