When you have a manufacturer’s warranty, the condition
usually applies that if you try to fix a problem yourself instead of sending it
to the manufacturer, it voids the warranty.
For example, I have a diamond bond on my wedding ring that requires me
to take it back in April and October to the jewelry store where it was
originally purchased so that it can be inspected. If I fail to do that or take it to another
jewelry store to have a repair or other service done, it voids the warranty for
the ring, and they will no longer cover the diamond.
As Christians, our manufacturer (God) has put His “warranty”
in the Word of God. Don’t void the warranty by taking matters into your own
hands. Give every problem and concern to
Him immediately and let Him fix it. If we
choose to do things in our own strength, God will allow it, but He desires that
we come to Him and trust Him to move on our behalf. Don’t take actions on your
own and then say, “I’ve tried everything else, so all I can do is trust God now.”
Save yourself the stress, worry, etc., and look to Him first, not after working
your plan and coming up empty. We must
remind ourselves that no matter how much we think we know as it relates to our
problems, God always knows best!
What makes our “warranty” even better than a manufacturer is that there is no expiration date. The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God stands forever! (Isaiah 40:8)
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