This question easily caught my eye. After reading the question I easily remembered what our parish priest said, "Problems are like locks. A lock is not a lock if it has no key. So, in case you don't know how to solve your problem, forget it. It is not a problem."
This statement for me is very true. How many people committed suicide because they don't know how to solve their problem? They think that ending their lives solves their problem but on the contrary, it only worsened the problem. For example, a gambler who is also a husband and father lost all his money in a casino. Not just this, he is also indebted to someone. Now this someone wants his money back but the gambler can't pay it back yet. To solve his problem, he committed suicide. Now, do you think his problem is solved? No. It just is worsened. Who will provide for his family's needs?
Our priest told us that God makes problems to test us and to make us stronger. As I said a while ago, Problems are like locks. So, if we can't open the lock, to whom do we go? To the locksmith, right? In this case, God is the locksmith. If we have problems, pray and lift it up to God. When we ask for his help, all burdens will become light.
