Frustration Has a Purpose

Every irritation is a mirror revealing where your growth still hides.

Frustration is never random.

It’s a spiritual indicator that something inside you has outgrown its current limit.

Before new strength appears, discomfort always comes first.

When anger rises, ask what it’s trying to expose — not about others, but about you. Maybe it’s revealing impatience, lack of preparation, or fear of failure. Whatever it uncovers, confront it before it controls you.

Frustration can either refine you or rot you. The outcome depends on whether you let it point you upward or pull you backward.

Reflection Question:

What recent frustration was actually a signal that you’re evolving?

~ Praise God

CarMichael | The Voice of Strength

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