Be not conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your understanding, that you may prove what is the good and acceptable and perfect will of God.
Romans 12: 2
When we read this verse a word comes to mind that is to accept, we can see this word in a simple way, but in reality it has a great implication, this word urges us to be striving in the midst of adversity and different tests. that we must assume in our daily life.
Every day when we meet in this Christian journey we see the great power that this word has in our life.
For me, it means surrendering myself to the will of God, it means submitting myself to the designs of God because he will make me understand his will.
It is knowing that many times God allows things in our lives, which often seem contrary to what one desires, but that at the hand of God is the best for us because he makes everything perfect.
"He has done well" (Mark 7:37).
The transformation that God makes in our lives teaches us to look beyond what our eyes see.
Without this transformation we are unable to understand that the will of God is perfect and that he desires the best. This is why, often because we do not have that transformation, we think, act awkwardly and believe that our plans were ruined.
In the bible there are many examples, among them we have the case of Job, who thought that everything was over for the
My days have passed, my thoughts have been uprooted,
The designs of my heart. (Job 17:11), or maybe we think
like Jacob: "Against me are all these things" (Genesis 42:36). Who did not know what God was preparing which would be to see his son Joseph, whom he already thought dead.
And so we go through life when we are not transformed, when we do not accept and when we go through life without admitting that we need God, the need for a renewed life in order to understand everything that can happen to us.
We must understand that our heavenly father gives us the greatest security that can exist, he knows everything we have to suffer and accompanies us, although we often hesitate in the middle of our trial.
"In all their anguish he was distressed ... in his love and in his mercy he redeemed them, and brought them, and raised them up" (Isaiah 63: 9).
This is why dear brother, just as I understood today that it is better to accept the will of God no matter how painful it is, he has control over everything because he is our father and loves us. And understand that all things help us well, that tribulations do not last forever and that their will is perfect and pleasant for our lives.
