God's Ways, Not Ours

God's Ways, Not Ours

It is very easy to engage in “if only” thinking: If only I had been born into a wealthier family, if only I had the advantage of a better education, if only I knew more influential people who could advance my career, and so on. “If only” thinking suggests that I am a spectator of my life, not an active participant in it. Someone who constantly engages in “if only” thinking will never truly be at peace. She or he imagines that the key to happines…