Blame as a noun means to hold someone else accountable for an action or event that you dislike or that possibly hurt you. Maybe it was even your fault somehow. Sometimes this blame is understandable. Other times it’s really not okay, and it’s not a game!
Over the years, I’ve noticed that blame is used against God quite a bit. Do you really want to blame God? Ask yourself why? It’s likely because you believe He could have stopped the event or intervened in it somehow, so it could be avoided. Quit blaming God for the results that occurred.
Maybe you don’t have much of a relationship with God or maybe you don’t have any contact with Him at all. How do you treat Him daily? What place does He hold in your life?
We must consider that maybe the blame is misdirected. If we gain a proper perspective, we may be able to see the truth of the matter. God may allow bad things to happen to people who don’t seem to deserve them, but does He step in and get involved without being asked? Why should He? Did you ask Him to get involved in your situation?
Maybe you prayed, but didn’t seem to get an answer. Even if God was asked to help the situation, depending on the circumstance, it doesn’t mean He’ll always answer the way that will meet all your expectations.
The Holy Bible reveals a lot about God and how we should interact with Him. Seek His truth in His way in His Word and in prayer. Stop blaming God for everything. He is the truth, the life, and the way. Seek Him and the understanding of His Word for guidance.
Until we meet again, may God call you to Himself.
Let the following scripture verse hold true for you.
God’s Word for Today: “He will keep you strong to the end so that you will be free from all blame on the day when our Lord Jesus Christ returns.” (1 Corinthians 1:8)
