There are countless numbers of
DIY networks, blogs, and magazines circulating today. When it comes to just
about anything, a Google search can teach you how to “do it yourself.”
From mixing a weight-loss
smoothie to restoring a classic car, you can pretty much figure out how to save
money and just “do it yourself” by using Google and other internet search
engines. I have to admit, if I can avoid spending money unnecessarily, I will.
If I can figure out how to do something myself or Google it, I usually do -
especially if I can avoid driving all over town only to arrive at the store and
either not find what I need or have to wait forever. Remember we are a
“microwave society” so to speak, and I don’t think I’m the only one guilty of
being impatient. Often times we choose to do things ourselves simply because we
don’t want to wait for someone else to do it, even if waiting means we get it
done better than we can “do it ourselves.”
However, there are some things
we should not venture into doing ourselves. For example, I wouldn’t recommend
trying to do surgery on oneself; that’s what doctors are for. Some things need
to be left to the professionals.
In the same respect, some
situations in our lives can only be handled and corrected by the ultimate
problem-solving professional…Jesus Christ. No matter how knowledgeable we may
be or how many degrees we may obtain, there are just some things that only God
can handle. Psalms 121:1 says, “I will lift my eyes to the hills from whence
comes my help? My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth.”
Don’t you think someone who was
intelligent enough to create heaven and earth is well equipped to handle your
situations? Need more proof? Matthew 6:30 says, “Now if God so clothes the
grass of the field, which today is and tomorrow is thrown into the oven, will
He not much more clothe you, o you of little faith?” Just like we have
faith in Google to have the answer to our most searing questions, we must trust
God a thousand times more. After all He created us and no one knows us better
than He does.
So the next time you are looking
to solve your own problem, stop before “doing it yourself” makes it worse.
Don’t do it yourself; trust in
The Expert.
Think about it.
No comments:
Post a Comment