Every trial and hardship is part of God's will. His plan is for the best. His purpose is full of love.

In the bible, in many places, God tells us to be holy. Like in 1 Peter 1:2, it states that God chose us to live holy lives. And in Leviticus 11:44, God tells us to be holy because he is holy.

But if God tells us to be holy, and he chooses us to live holy lives, then holiness must be a pretty important thing.

So what does it mean to be holy? And how do we lives holy lives, the lives that God chose us to live?

Just wondering. When you have a problem that you want to let go, do you tell it out in words to God? Do you write it out? What works for you? Do you feel actual relief after, and do you feel like God has taken the burden from you?

Thanks for everything and anything!

Jenna

I've been thinking about this question and challenging myself to think about it. What if someone asked you this question who wasn't a Christian, would you be ready?

Have you ever thought about angels? Probably. But just wondering if you think about maybe their lives up in heaven, do you think they go to bed, or even if there are days up in heaven? Do you wonder what they do all day(or whatever time space it could be)? Do you wonder what their jobs are, and if there are ranks, or special angels? Are they like people and where do they come from? Are they born from a mother? Does God choose them? Were they once people? There's a lot of wondering you could…