Everyone has suffered rejection at some time or theother- and still do. There’s no such thing as a “rejection-proof” life; no oneis immune from rejection! The best among us do face rejection; so it isn’tnecessarily because you’re bad or at fault. It would interest us to know thateven Jesus suffered rejection- “He came into the very world He created, but theworld didn’t recognize Him. He came to His own people, and even they rejectedHim.” (John1:10-11 NLT).

Rejectioncomes, in different forms, from different angles, and on different scales- ajob application refused, a broken relationship, etc; so we might as well learnhow to deal with it, rather than us trying to wish it away. We can stoprejection from adversely affecting us; and instead make it work out for ourgood. Listen and be blessed!