Most babies become uncomfortable, irritable, and cry when they need a diaper change. They do not like being stuck in a mess. You shouldn’t either. In addition, pulling on/at a soiled diaper is a major sign that a child is ready for potty training. A child who does not find a soiled diaper uncomfortable is difficult to potty-train. These facts about diaper change and potty training show that we were naturally created to desire something new and make progress. They show that seasons of discomfort can launch us into a new season of glory, and they provide opportunities for us to grow in faith.
When next you feel uncomfortable in any area of your life, it may be time for a diaper change. It may be time for something new, a time to transition or level-up. Do not get stuck in vulnerability. Accept seasons of discomfort as seasons of growth, and surrender yourself to God for training. Let God show you how to properly get rid of that mess just like we potty-train little children.
For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, is working for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory. ~ 2 Corinthians 4:7
But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing. ~ James 1:4
Stay blessed! 🙂
This is a great message. I think as Christians we should always be ready because we never know when the Lord will call us to do a diaper change.
Lol! I agree and I really like the way you put it. Thank you!
Lol! You’re welcome! 🤗
Love the analogy. I once read a quote that said , “I had to make it uncomfortable so that you could move”. Found that to be powerful. ♥️
Thank you sis! ❤️ That is a powerful quote.
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Wow wow! Thank you. I am grateful!
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What a clever and apt analogy, Temi ❤️. We need to be paying attention so that we notice when we’re getting stuck. That’s often the first step toward change.
Thank you Jenny! ❤️ we must be sensitive like the sons of Issachar in 1 Chronicles 12:32. They understood the times.
Thank you for this! Your analogy really helped to put things into perspective. I really needed this today 😊
I am glad to know you found the post helpful! ♥️
Wow! Beautiful anology and well written. I hope I never get to the posituon that I do not recognize when I need a diaper change.🙂
Thank you. 🙏