Like all
the years that went before it, 2016 was now but history in every bit. Some of us would remember its good things while
some might simply forget. As I love to
say it here every end of the year, forget the bad and be glad. Remember the good and be in the mood, that
all of us will never feel sad.
But of
course, it’s a fact that sometimes even if we like to remember all of the things
pertaining us, still we could not avoid to forget some of them. Like a man who was
on his way home with a new car, which was absorbing all his attention, when it
struck him that he had forgotten something.
Twice he
stopped, counted his parcels, searched diligently everything
he pocketed.
Finally, he decided he had everything with
him, yet still, the feeling persisted.
When he
reached home his daughter ran out. She
stopped short, and asked
him in a shout:
"Daddy,
where's Mommy?"
Last year, we may have done terrible things
that hurt our loved ones. Therefore, this
year, we’ve to avoid repeating those mistakes at once. If then we insisted on seeing things first before
we believe on their might, this year may we Christians all learn to “walk by
faith, not by sight” (2 Cor. 5:7).
“For I know the thoughts that I think toward
you, saith the Lord, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an
expected end.” Therefore, in this whole
new journey this 2017, everything will always be for our good, wherever we our faithful
God will send.
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