The Unseen Bridge

When we talk of the word, bridge, what sort of possible things occur to your mind? Could it be something that connects two things, instantly? Or might be the concrete made by experts to join two places apart?

Among adolescents, a bridge is someone who builds you up with the opposite sex to spell attraction.

To some adults, a bridge is someone who can certify that their good moral character is no question of guilt, in purpose for a loan or whatever is related thereto.

Among job seekers, they need a bridge to vouch for them for employment. Because in most areas of the world, there are establishments which hire people based not on the “what you know” but rather “who you know” in the business.

Mr. Webster has his own deliberation of the word. According to this word connoisseur, a bridge may mean a structure for crossing a river, etc.; raised narrow platform on a ship; upper part of the nose; or part of a violin supporting the strings.

Nonetheless, no matter how much meanings it entails and comprises, the best description of which suits only the few of us.

Who do you think gives us the best and nearly perfect partner when we ask of it? Who do you think helps us in our financial burdens and emotional troubles when we expect nobody could help? Who do you think guides us in our aspiration to succeed? Who do you think supports us when people seem to distrust our capabilities? Or when someone rejects us?

It’s God alone. No one else. He is the ultimate and supreme bridge that binds these things together. He is the only one who mends our hearts when broken into pieces. He is the one who restores and heals our life without something to expect from us, but to believe in Him and trust Him, that oftentimes we tend to neglect and forget.

God is truly the bridge of our lives. His love and compassion for mankind never ends because He is eternal.