I wouldn’t say luck is something I want to hang my hat on. Think of a situation when you felt lucky. Did you find $100, win a raffle, get out of a speeding ticket, end up with the perfect guy, find a puppy in the middle of the road, live by the beach or land your dream job?
May he give you the desire of your heart and make all your plans succeed.
When you start to believe in the impact you have on, not only your own life, but the lives of others, you start to do things differently. The light by which we see the world will determine whether our reward is in giving or receiving. Now, this doesn’t mean releasing positive mojo will help you find $100, but by putting faith in hope instead of luck…things begin to fall into place.
“I feel like everything I’m reading, hearing from people or through music, and experiencing in life are all happening for the first time because I view the world from such a different perspective…Everything that we do either has a positive, or a negative effect on the world, and I want to leave a tremendously positive impact while I’m here!”
– Matt Townsend
This is the confidence we have in approaching God: That if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us.
The life-adventures we seek are anything but normal, so believing in miracles makes “normal” the new “weird”. Hope can be hard to muster, especially when placed in people or luck. But hope securely placed has the ability to produce joy and perseverance. So, do you feel lucky? Well…do ya?
“Playing often and bringing revival to any form of wimpy, tedious and tame Christianity. My prayer is that you both continue to be inspired->motivated by the Creator who is anything but bland.”
– Caydin Sanders
But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control.
I believe that luck is my perception of reality, good or bad, it cannot be determined until after the event has taken place. The perception of luck BEFORE the event takes place can be deciphered by mathematics to achieve an educated guess. The question of Faith, however, can never truly be answered. It can only be practiced.