The Sun will shine again.

Rainy days to me are for sleeping in and reading. Unfortunately, rainy days come on the days I have to work, and run errands, and meet with people. If only we could schedule our rainy days. The worst days to rain are your Wedding Day, or the day you have to bury a loved one. No wonder, when you are studying rain you are apt to find a scripture about rain in the book of Job. 

Job 28:26 (KJV) "When He set a limit for the rain And a course for the thunderbolt,"

Job knew there was a limit to what he was experiencing. How about you? Do you realize there is a limit to what you are going through? God knows our frailty, and He knows our limits. He created us, and He is well aware of our weaknesses. The question remains then are we aware of His strengths?

There came a day when the sun shined again on Job. His losses were replaced with gains. I am sure as any father he often thought of all he lost. He probably thought of those beautiful sons, and daughters, that once ran to him with open arms yelling, "Daddy", that were instantly silenced. The sunshine doesn't make the memory of the rain go away. Those that have lost more than words can say in the recent flooding, do not forget the power of the deluge on a sunny day. Neither will we, that have lost forgotten what the bad days brought our way. However, God in His goodness brings us the warmth of the sun once again, and we remember the promises are as sure as the rainbow.

Today the sun may not be shining. Your body may not be what you want it to be. Your loved ones may not be in a good place, but God has placed you in the palm of His hand, and you are the apple of His eye. You are the reason, He sent His only son to earth. You are the one, He would leave the 99 for. Never forget the love of God toward us who believe. He knows what we can take. God knows what is best. Tomorrow the sun may shine again. Embrace the day. You need not embrace all the circumstances, but you are one day closer to the sun shinning again.