Kairos
Kairos. Our lack of cooperation is only but a test if you choose to learn unlike the rest. Then you will find yourself at the crest because it was Christ that has made us blessed. So brothers and sisters do not stress. Just put on the vest because it is your armour. We live in a world where we pay our monthly rent to the false throne leaving a dent. So we pay our debt but a new month has come. It is time to pay again even though we regret. Kairos. God gives us the kindest and finest judgement. His grace alone gives provision and life; to sum it up, it frees us from all strife. When God says you are a fool he is in no way saying you are unworthy to him who rules. He simply means you are acting unwisely with consistency of the same problem is not being timely. It is like looking at yourself in the mirror and saying "I despise me." Time is limited but God is everlasting. Learn his judgement he will always augment. All he wants if for you to open up and vent because in order for you to learn the first step is to repent. Kairos.
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