The right Christian attitude

Always hold your head high and glorify the Lord Jesus Christ at all times.
Fix your gaze on Jesus Christ.

"There's no point in complaining. 80 percent of people don't care, and 20 percent of people are pretty happy you're having problems."

The attitude with which we approach obstacles has a major impact on how we overcome them.
When we focus on our problems, we tend to complain, feel overwhelmed, powerless and do nothing.
On the other hand, when we focus on the solution with the help of Jesus Christ to inspire us, we overcome our difficulties more easily.

What does the Bible say? It tells us that "our light and momentary troubles bring us eternal glory, which far outweighs them all" (2 Corinthians 4:17).

This perspective can help us keep our eyes on what's really important, and give us the strength to face our challenges with confidence.
The next time you feel overwhelmed by your problems, remember that Jesus is with you and will give you the grace to overcome them.

The right way to look at things is not to get rid of everything that's worrying you, but to face up to it with courage, hope and willpower.
The right attitude is also knowing that you are loved, no matter what. God's love never fails. Knowing that Jesus is with us always brings us great comfort and encouragement. "Therefore do not be afraid, for I am with you always, to the end of the age." (Matthew 28:20)"

With these words, Jesus Christ has given us the assurance that he will never leave us or forsake us. He is always with us, even in our darkest hour.
And because he is with us, we can face whatever comes our way with courage and confidence, knowing that we have victory in him.

What is grace? Grace is a supernatural help granted by God to men for their salvation, which enables them to escape damnation. So, the next time you feel overwhelmed by your problems, remember that Jesus is with you and will give you the grace to overcome them. Take comfort in his presence and let him lead you to triumph.

Amen, God bless you!