Here are the others five reasons that were left:
6. God wants you to keep focused:
Your relationship with other people might have caused some distractions. For instance, a relationship with someone might have shifted your focus from God to worldly things. Because God wants you to be with Him, He may remove the people who distract you.
7. God Has another plan for them:
God has a plan for all of us, including those people whom He removes from your life.
If God has another assignment for someone dear to you, He removes him out of your life.
Read Exodus 4:18
8. It is s time for the relationship to be over:
There are times when you have to stop hanging on to people because it is time for the relationship to be over. Some folks come and go, and not all relationships will last.
Read Ecclesiastes 3:1
9. Rejection might be God’s protection:
No matter how good you are to others, there will always be those who dislike you. So, if you have not done anything wrong to be rejected by people, and yet they still deserted you, maybe it is God’s work to protect you. He probably knew that they would not be a good influence on you, or they would be hurting you in one way or another.
Read Psalm 121:7
10. God has better things in store for you:
Do not beg someone to stay if God has already decided to remove that person from your life.
Additionally, do not be upset or mourn because God has something better in store for you. Acknowledge your loss as a blessing in disguise instead.
Read 1 Corinthians 2:9.
God has a purpose for everything that happens in your life. Trust Him because He knows what He is doing.
PRAYER:
Our Father who art in heaven, grant to trust You when You remove some people in our life.
It is in the precious name of your son Jesus Christ that we pray, Amen.
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