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130. IF GOD BLESSES YOU - Jack’s Redundancy Empowerment - empowering redundancy - empowering redundant workers - Jack Lookman - Carew

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Blessing after redundancy is not always immediate or obvious. Sometimes it appears as provision, sometimes as redirection, and sometimes as growth that only makes sense later. Recognising blessing requires attentiveness, not entitlement. It is important to avoid the belief that blessing erases pain. Redundancy still hurts. Faith does not deny loss. It reframes it. Gratitude and grief can coexist without contradiction.

When financial provision arrives after redundancy, whether through work, support or unexpected opportunity, responsibility follows. Blessing invites stewardship, not excess. Wise decisions preserve momentum rather than undermine it.

Blessing may also arrive as clarity. Some UK workers discover new direction, purpose or alignment after redundancy that employment previously obscured. This clarity is not accidental. It emerges through reflection and action. Faith after redundancy should not become passive waiting. Blessing often meets movement. Effort does not replace trust, and trust does not replace effort. The two work together.

Comparisons are dangerous during this season. Someone else’s blessing may look larger or faster. Measuring yourself against others distorts gratitude and breeds frustration. Blessing is personal and contextual.

If God blesses you after redundancy, humility protects sustainability. Remembering vulnerability keeps perspective intact. Pride often grows when survival turns into success too quickly.

Faith grounded in wisdom recognises that blessing is not proof of superiority or failure. It is provision for a season. Seasons change. Preparation matters. Redundancy may have shaken certainty, but blessing restores trust in process. It confirms that loss was not abandonment. That understanding strengthens resilience for future challenges. Blessing does not mean returning to old patterns unquestioned. Reflection ensures growth is retained rather than repeated mistakes recycled.

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