Point B: The Process

I shared with you in my previous blog that I was moving out from my place, right. And I was so happy, so grateful for my answered prayer. J

I was packing everything last Friday and I got really, really tired (Let’s not even talk about Saturday anymore! Haha!). Apart from the #Sepanx as they would call it, I was getting a bit (ok, maybe not a bit) worried because the aircon technician wasn’t answering my calls. The aircon had to be removed that day because everything was going to be picked up Saturday early morning. At that point, I was already complaining to myself.

As I was having a quick break with my popcorn in the middle of all those boxes and scattered things, I prayed. I said, “Ahhhhh Lord, I’m so tirrrred!”

Then I realized something. Amazing how God answers so quickly sometimes.

So this is what I was thinking in my own point B, that made me realize I was IN the process, which led me to blog about it. hehe.

I was reminded again of His faithfulness. That, I was leaving my point A. I prayed that I would leave point A and would move to point C. God lovingly answered my prayer and gave me point C. Everything’s just euphoric.

But, as I sat in the middle of all those boxes, and was almost done eating the popcorn, I realized that I was in Point B. That point B is as important. That the NOW was also important and IT IS PART OF GOD’S PLAN. That it’s not only Point A and C. That I had to get through Point B to reach my destination. This reminds me too of Abraham and how he just kept going and going with FAITH as he held on to God's promise to him that his descendants will be as numerous as the stars. :)

I also remembered (Rica Peralejo) Carla Bonifacio’s blog “Why Wail?” where she said, “But I gotta ask myself, too, why wail? Why whine? Why waste my energies instead of just staying still in hope for better days to come?”

Because really, point B is also important. While we are in point B of the WHOLE process, we should still persevere with faith.

Learn as much as we can in point B.

Savor point B.

Allow ourselves to be pruned in point B.

Do what we have to do in point B.

The process is point B.

We are where we are right now because this is where we are supposed to be. Just have faith that at some point of B, we will reach our Point C by God’s relentless grace. We might not know what God has in store for us in the future, but we do know what He’s letting us do today. So whether we are in point A, B, or C, we have to trust in His plans.



THANK YOU AGAIN, my friend EUNICE for helping me out on my last day! I really appreciate it!