Rejoice and Weap

"Rejoice with those who rejoice; weep with those who weep" Romans 12:15


This verse is one of my favorite verses of the bible, because it is so true in our everyday lives. I feel in this society we always compare our lives to others. We always push them down when they are happy, or tell them you have it worse when they are going through a storm.


What we should be doing is when someone is happy-celebrate them, and with them. If someone is in a time of sadness, we need to be there for them and empathize. We need to stop focusing on us so much, and realize there are other people in this world that go through highs and lows too.


This isn't to say that your highs and lows don't matter, but it shouldn't separate people. These times should bring us closer as people as a society. I get so sad for those who think they are in this all by them selves, and that their feelings are diminished, or put down.


I've had times where I was going through a rough time, and I was scared nervous for what was to come. One night while at church my youth pastor brought me into a room, and people prayed over me, and showed their love and kindness. This meant the world to me.


Also, the thing you don't need to be a Christian to do these things. Just be there for people when they need, and celebrate with them in times of good.


That's all for now, remember you are beautiful, loved, and so worth living this life.~ Morgan

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