Rohee Nature Writer 💕💕

Life: A Divine Opportunity Between Birth and Death

Life is long, yet it can feel like a short period of time. It moves very fast, but to each personality, it may feel slow and rough.

Life is not meant merely for sleep, but for working toward something meaningful.

In fact, life indicates a standard of commitment that you should put into your time on earth.

For heaven is home and peace. So why should you waste a life that is like a second to God, who gave it to you? You are of great value because you have been given what belongs to God, and you should not give that opportunity to another master.

Life can be difficult or painful. There is no way around every challenge.

Even the Saviour did not live a fancy and straightforward life, as though everything would flourish without difficulty. He had plenty in the spirit more than in the physical. So, as much as you have wealth in the spirit, that means you have possessed a wealth that can be active on earth. 🌏🌏🌏🌏

Life is a chance that God has dearly given us.

Do you know that life is divided into three parts? It is very important to make the meaning of life useful to God, so you won't be like a gold digger, thief, or wicked person who is given an opportunity and wastes it. 😔😔😔😔😔😔

Birth and death.

Birth stands for when you were born into this world. Then death follows, right? Death is the end of everything.

Don't you notice there is an “and” in between the two that demonstrates God made use of an opportunity called Life? 👌👌👌👌

It is arranged this way:

1. Before life.

2. Life.

3. After life.

☐ Rohee Nature

So, know the potential of each value.

Value your days while you still have life in you. Give it a proper meaning to glorify God. Alone is the greatest reward God could see: how you fear Him and how your faithfulness in service to Him should be committed.

Life can never change if you don't give it to the holy and pure God who gave you that life.

My dear, life is short.

You make it long in God's presence.

Thank you Father,

Rohee did, and God inspired.