Learning of His Goodness
Now that we have passed the “most risky” part of our pregnancy and are now over halfway there and without any signs of trouble, I often catch myself thinking, or even saying, that “God has been good.” Instantly, though, the thought comes to mind: Would He not be good if we had miscarried (or still do miscarry)? Would that change the fact that God is good? Would I still be so quick to say that He has been good?” Of course, we all agree that our circumstances don’t change the fact that God is good , and that He always will be good. But our flesh is so much more hesitant to proclaim that He has been good when we go through pain-filled, life-changing circumstances. We tend to be so short-sighted and earthly-minded that even though we love God and have testified in the past that He is good , we usually gravitate towards declaring God to be good only when our circumstances line up with what we would define as “good.” And when they don’t, well, our hearts stru