Quote by C.S. Lewis

I have been feeling very much lately that cheerful insecurity is what our Lord asks of us.


I have been feeling very much lately that cheerful insecurit

Summary

This quote suggests that embracing a sense of cheerfulness amidst life's uncertainties is what God expects from us. It suggests that rather than constantly seeking security and stability in every aspect of life, we should learn to be content and joyful, even in the midst of insecurity. By cultivating a positive and optimistic attitude, we can navigate through the uncertainties of life with faith and trust in God's plan. It reminds us that finding happiness and peace is not contingent on having a predictable and secure future, but rather on our ability to find joy and purpose in every moment.

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By C.S. Lewis
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