"His Way, His Will"

   We have a idea on how things should be. We think our way is always the best. And we try to enforce "My Way". But really....is "My Way" really the best way? What happens when "My Way" plans go wrong. Was it best after all? Is it when "My Way" plans go wrong that we think, "Oh wait, thats right, God has a plan too. Maybe His plan will work since "My Way" didn't."

    "Since "My Way" didn't." Wait...so does that mean you're just going for "His Way" because "My Way" didn't work? So you're not going for "His Way" because you really actually want His way? Is "His Way" the last resort? How come? You really think you know better than the Creator of the universe? Who knew you before you were born? Who knows the beginning to the end? You probably haven't ever consciously thought that you knew better than the Almighty God. But by going "My Way" before "His Way" its basically the same.
   When you think about it you actually DO want "His Way", but so often we're caught up with ME and self that "His Way" never really comes to mind. Till...."My Way" doesn't work!
   This really shouldn't be the case. Do we know what causes this, "My Way" before "His Way"?
   The rut problem is self. We want everything our own way, when and how. We are all into what works best for ME! The next problem is a lack of faith and trust in God. We don't have trust and faith in Him, that He knows best, His plans are best, and that He will carry out His perfect plan in HIS perfect time. So since we don't trust God with our lives completely we try to take things into our own hands to make sure everything goes smoothly.....as we all know, usually it does NOT go smoothly and simply the opposite. But God never gives up on us. He gives us yet another and another chance to trust Him and let Him have complete control and say, "No more "My Way". Completely "His Way".
   This begins with just simple things. Just as simple as when your Mother asks you to do something and you really do not want to do it. You keep your mouth shut, asking God for strength, and silently say to yourself, "His Way". His way would be doing as your Mother asked without mumbling and complaining. Victory through the strength of Jesus leads to yet another victory. Surrender to Jesus "My Way" and my will and let your motto be "His Way, His Will."