WHO WEARS THE SHOE KNOWS WHERE IT PAINS
“And He said to them all, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me.” (Luke 9:23)
Our earthly life journey is deeply personal. Each person carries a cross that others may never fully understand. As Christ reminds us, discipleship is not a one-time act but a daily journey of surrender and perseverance.
Experience is often the best teacher, and God allows trials, pains, joy and tribulations to shape our understanding and growth.
Your struggles are common to man, but the path you thread remains unique and determines who you become. The wise learn to endure quietly, trusting God rather than exposing every weakness to the public eye.
Knowledge by itself is not enough; it must be applied. True wisdom is not in what we know but in what we live out. As Solomon declared, “Wisdom is profitable to direct” (Ecclesiastes 10:10).
Wisdom teaches us when to speak, when to be silent, when to endure, and when to act. No one else can truly walk in your exact shoes.
Draw strength from Christ, who carried the cross before you and let your experiences refine you, rather than define you.
Put to work the wisdom God has given you and the Knowledge you have acquired because knowledge without application is wasted, while wisdom put to practice leads to growth, peace, wealth and longevity.
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