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6 Ways You Can Beat The Small Stuff and Not Sweat About Them

There is a familiar saying, “why worry when you can pray?” You know what, that is one of the biggest truth of all time! I have proved it for myself. How about you?

Whatever your answer may be, it is clearly not healthy to take on trivial matters, small minded people and those whose actions are a direct reflection of their negative thinking and the cold heartedness of their heart.

It is not up to us to judge such persons; this according to biblical standards, but the word of God definitely allows us to be judge of their fruits.

“Yes, just as you can identify a tree by its fruits, so you can identify people by their actions.” ~ Matthew 7:20 NLT

Let me ask you this question, “Have you ever felt persecuted and or victimized but just could not understand what you did wrong to deserve such harsh, hateful treatment?”

Once again, I have.

People who project negativity typically have low self-esteem. They feel badly about themselves, and their negativity is simply a reflection of those feelings.” ~ Hendrie Weisenger

You will be hated because of your values, beliefs and principles.

You will be hated because of your faith or that you are a Christian or profess some other religion. We witness this everyday by the atrocities that are evidently spreading like a cancer in many societies and nations around the world.

You will be hated because of the color of your skin, the way you look, walk and even talk.

You will even be hated just because someone else thinks poorly about themselves and do not hold themselves in high esteem or they consider themselves inadequate when compared to you.

People do hateful and mean things to you or are negative towards you because by this they can create an illusion in their mind about themselves, just so that they can protect and defend themselves.

Adopting the right attitude can convert a negative stress into a positive one.” ~ Dr. Hans Selye

But while it is true that we become products of our thinking, you don’t have to sweat the small stuff when you encounter these situations. These are the things you must practice daily:

  1. Like Jesus, forgive them in love for they know not what they have really done to you
  2. Shower them with love even if you feel they are not lovable. There is something beneath their actions.
  3. Shake off the haters, naysayers and the junk that they try to place on you each day by filling your mind with God’s words.
  4. Change your own way of thinking
  5. Hang around people who share your same values, beliefs and principles.
  6. Pray for everyone, even your enemies

“For I am convinced that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor any other created thing, will be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord” Romans 8:38

 

About Yvonne I. Wilson (793 Articles)
Yvonne I. Wilson is known for her prolific, dynamic leadership style with over twenty years in the healthcare industry. She is a trailblazer and a catalyst for change; a positive thinker and someone who is very passionate and optimistic about life. She is mantled as an end-time Apostolic Prophet with an extraordinary spirit of discernment, an exceptionally strong prophetic and healing anointing and a unique gift in prophetic intercessory prayer as she navigates through the realm of the spirit and as she ministers to the nations. With the Agape love of God and His undeniable purpose for which He has called her, God has given her a Prophetic Deliverance Ministry to bring deliverance to His people, to heal the wounded, rejected and emotionally scarred/broken in spirit, to break barriers, old paradigms and false teachings and to rebuild, establish and plant the things of God.

3 Comments on 6 Ways You Can Beat The Small Stuff and Not Sweat About Them

  1. My sister just gave me a book called The Secret, It has been really good talks about the way we think & our thought patterens. What goes in comes out. Negative or positive

  2. Hi Yvonne,

    That makes it six ways, and I think we can add such a lot to this wonderful list, isn’t it? 🙂

    You are absolutely right in saying all that you did – haters are all around us, and there is negativity, bitterness, and sadness in this world. I guess we can just play our parts and try and understand the person who is such, or the situation leading to such hate, and learn to forgive them.

    I agree about prayers – they always help in more ways than one. Changing yourself and your thoughts is what makes you different from the rest – it makes you stand apart, so always think positive. I do believe in that and I guess the going is good so far!

    Thanks for sharing. Happy weekend 🙂

    • Oh Harleena lol, just one of those times you already have the post title lined up and another thought come before hitting publish button and you forget all about making changes to the title url. Good observation about the 6th point and guess what, I think the most important.

      Also, just as you pointed out, it is so important to forgive. When we release the person who did the wrong by forgiving them, we release ourselves into love and being able to see beyond their short coming and to figure out ways in which we can be of help to them.

      Nothing makes us stand apart more from others than when we pray and change our way of thinking which ultimately lead to happiness.

      Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend

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