“Rejoice not against me, O mine enemy: when I fall, I shall arise; when I sit in darkness, the LORD shall be a light unto me.” (Micah 7:8)
Life is not measured by how many times we fall, but by our courage and determination to rise again. Falling is part of the human journey, but remaining fallen is a choice we must refuse to make.
Sometimes we fall because of failure, disappointment, betrayal, sickness, financial struggles, broken relationships, or circumstances beyond our control. At other times, we fall because of our own mistakes and poor decisions. But whatever brought us down must never have the final word over our lives.
Many successful people are not strangers to failure. They stumbled, lost opportunities, suffered rejection, and experienced painful setbacks. What distinguishes them is not that they never fell, but that they refused to remain on the ground. They gathered their strength, learned from their failures, and began again.
Remember, you are not your fall. Your past failure is an event, not your identity. Your setback is not your destination. Your fall cannot define your future.
Micah boldly declares, “When I fall, I shall arise!” This is the language of faith, resilience, and unwavering hope in God.
Above all, look to Jesus Christ, our greatest inspiration. He fell beneath the weight of the cross, yet continued towards Calvary. He was crucified, buried, and on the third day rose victoriously from the grave.
Because Jesus rose, we too can rise. Your story is not over. Rise again!
To God be the glory
Rev B Chinhara
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