The season of holidays are upon us and its a time of sad vs happy which triggers the fixers to step up,
And an interesting observation on these people called "fixers” arose again.
fixers: defined as “A fixer is a person who carries out assignments for someone else or who is good at solving problems for others. The term has different meanings in different contexts.”
In this context today a fixer is defined as those that wear their heart on their sleeve and strive to minimize others struggles.
Here is the issue with a fixer… they tend to intervene for God by going in to situations willy-nilly without checking with Him first and get hurt or aggravate an already unstable situation.
Ecclesiastes chapter 3, verses 1-8: “For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven…
To the fiixers... go easy on yourself, check in with God and wait on His answers allowing God to be God, for there is only one savior, Jesus.
And when He urges you to step in, go for it knowing you have Heavens protection and promises at your fingertips!!
And lastly, to the fixers... good on you and your big hearts!! You bring the grace of God to real life! Don’t quit! But let God clear the way to protect you please.
❤️ You are loved and needed!❤️
ps.., In Acts 16 today our bible time reflected on how Paul and his companions were stopped from going ahead by the Spirit of Jesus, the Holy Spirit, and were sent elsewhere where they spoke with to a group of women instead. There in the group was a woman named Lydia whom God had made ready to receive His word.
It’s all in the plan!
whats the big deal?
Lydia’s conversion marks the start of a new epoch in the Bible. Up to that point, the gospel had not gone further west than Asia Minor. In fact, on this journey, Paul’s original intention had been to stay in Asia, but God had changed his plans. The Lord sent Paul a vision calling him westward across the Aegean Sea and into Macedonia (Acts 16:6–10). Lydia, although a native of Asia Minor, is the first person recorded to have been saved in Europe.
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