We all wanted what we wanted, and when the Lord fulfilled HIS purpose rather than ours, we struck out against him. In anger. In disappointment. Yet, it is God's will that prevails.
In "An Echo in the Darkness," Francine Rivers explores the theme of human desire versus divine purpose. The characters often find themselves frustrated and angry when their personal desires conflict with God's plans. This internal struggle leads to disappointment as they realize that their desires may not align with the greater purpose that God has in store for them.
The quote encapsulates this tension, highlighting how people react when their expectations are not met. They respond with frustration towards God, forgetting that ultimately, it is His will that governs their lives. Rivers emphasizes the importance of surrendering personal ambitions in favor of accepting God's overarching plan, reinforcing the idea that true fulfillment comes from aligning with divine intentions.
