Striving or Strife?
There are those who thrive on strife.
Constantly finding fault, nitpicking, bickering, starting trouble,
making mountains out of mole hills, and trying to making their senseless
issues yours. They live and thrive on the chaos. The more commotion going on the more they can spread strife and enjoy the adrenaline of the struggle.
This
type of person has to constantly have some kind of issue in their life
to feed their discontentment. This is how they hide the corruption that
comes from within, so they do not have to face themselves.
These are the same ones who complain the most. Exclaiming, “It’s not my fault, woe is me!”
These people can not handle a peaceful, quiet, calm, and serene lifestyle. A lifestyle that seeks the peaceful rest of God. (Hebrews 4:9-11)
Strife can manifest its ugly head equally oppressing heathens, atheists, and Believers alike. For the Christian it is detrimental
to the process of spiritual maturity and sanctification; requiring
obedience to live in contentment and harmony with God or man.




