A man's world
Put God at the centre of your life.
A Man’s World
Let me start by giving a shout‑out to all of my kings out there. I want to take a few minutes of my time to inspire you and encourage you to see again. My fellow men, I want you to know that you cannot win without failures. Failure lays the foundation for you to win. Fail as many times as you need to, because life teaches us lessons so we can gain the wisdom to succeed. Everything in life has a process, and in order to win, one must first fail. We fall so that we can rise again.
We cannot live life without both—failure and success come as a package. They are connected, just as darkness is connected to light. They need each other to work. In the same way that darkness needs light to function, we all need God to survive and to live. We are connected to God. He is our lifeline.
God created us in such a way that we cannot live without Him. Put God at the centre of everything—your day, your choices, your job, your marriage, your parenthood, and your friendships. Without God, we cannot function. Our human knowledge is not enough to guide us through life. We need supernatural guidance that only God can give. The answer to life is God. God is the key to everything. He has a plan for your life—a future filled with hope. His plans are nothing like the plans of the world. God’s plans do not include the ways of the world. The laws of the world are made by men, not by God. And if we choose to follow men instead of God, then surely we are lost in darkness. The blind cannot lead the blind.
As people of the world, depending on our own strength and worldly wisdom, we find ourselves lost. Think about it this way: God created the lenses of our eyes to see only in the light. When it is dark outside, without street lights or electricity, we are blind—we cannot see without light. We need light to function, to live, to survive. Without light, we stumble and fall everywhere. We can do nothing in darkness because our eyes were created to operate in the light.
Now, biblically speaking, the Holy Bible says God is the light of the world. We were created to function and be productive in the light. Without light, we are useless; we cannot do anything. And because God is the light Himself, we cannot live our lives apart from Him. As humans, we are dependent on God—we need Him to live and survive. Since God is the light, He illuminates our footsteps so that we can walk in His will, following His laws and not the world’s.
What I am trying to say is this: You must choose whether you will live according to the standards of the world or according to the will of God. If you choose God, you will have a bright future. But if you choose the world, there is no way of knowing what your future holds. With God at the centre of everything, you will succeed in life. It’s simple—if you have God, you have everything.
My kings, it is up to you to decide your fate, your path in life, and the kind of life you want to live. Choose wisely. God bless you all. Good luck on your journey. May you all find what you are looking for.
I believe every man has a kingly side—all you have to do is look deep within yourself and find him. Be the man you were meant to be in God, not in the world.
Stay blessed, kings.
Thank you for taking time out to read my story it is appreciated.
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such a beautiful piece <3
This is powerful, I hope all the men who read this were inspired
"Princess of my truth, I greet you fraternally. And women are a reflection of Mother Earth, who grieves over our ugliness. Blessed is the person who listens. What therapeutic words you speak here! So, we have three angels always by our side. The guardian angel, the guide, and the coordinator. I always think of them so that I may be humbled. And when they speak to me, I always heed their advice. Most often that of the spiritual guide, because the coordinator speaks more through images. My guardian often sends me scents. You say things very analytically but also simply, so that they enter the mind and then touch the heart. A Man and a Woman together can achieve wholeness if they let go of the ego and look at the 'you'. It is always a matter of humility. When I point at someone with my finger, at least I try to turn it back towards myself. Because first I must see my own mistakes, which are greater, and then the minor imperfections of the other. I see a woman as a mirror of my beautiful weaknesses, and I try to hold high the symbol of the mother. Thank you for the beautiful journey you gifted me. You always do that. Journeys."
Thoughtful words! Having a son I worry for young men of today. There’s so many mixed messages about who and what they should be. Be gentlemen in the real sense of the word. Men who are gentle, thoughtful, kind and loving without shame for their compassion. These are real men.
Dear Bianca -Thank you for all of your lovely comments on my goofy stories; very appreciated. Coincidence, my slant is just the opposite of your story. I walk around saying it's a "Woman's World." I would say to my wife, in my story "Always," that "I'm sorry, I was wrong, and I'll never say that again, 'probably!' Best to you, jk.in.l.a.
🙏💜 Thank you🙏💜 AMEN 🙏💜 Thank you🙏💜
I was thinking about sharing a religious poem I wrote when I was in high school. I wasn't sure how it would be received. Now, you've given me the push I needed. Blessings to you and yours. 💜
Beautiful words ❤️
Thank you for sharing your wisdom :-)