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So lately, I've been thinking. In seasons of sadness, processing emotions can be complicated. As we declutter the #soul, we sometimes stumble upon excess baggage, unmet expectations, even hidden motives we didn't know where there; however, I also think part of the struggle concerns how we compartmentalize grief from its holy accompaniments. For instance, many published works will tell you there's joy to be found after sorrow, godly remorse, death, you name it. But filtered through the Word, we find a different picture. More specifically, we don't grieve to find joy but grieve with joy to find God and what He's saying. On the surface, this can seem like a paradox: How can a heart be at peace and rest in the midst of great pain? Well, it depends on how your faith intersects its prepositions. If you believe you persevere to something good, be it a better outcome, a finish line, etc, chances are you'll rush through coping mechanisms. Conversely, if you believe you persevere through something good, be it courage, humility, thanksgiving, and joy, chances are you'll discover and uncover profound wisdoms once foreign. Consider Psalm 30:11: When the Psalmist says "you have turned my mourning into dancing", he's not implying a complete substitution but embracing the two as co-existent. Per his next line, “You have loosed my sackcloth and girded me with #gladness", the implication is not an eradication of suffering but a reorientation to the Spirit of God upon Him. Accordingly, the man once burdened by his surroundings can now take delight amidst a lifted load given his focus in more vertical than horizontal. This tells me two things:

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