Vindication Season One, Episode Six Recap

 When we are in trouble, we normally go to someone we can trust. We go to somebody that can help us.

I think more importantly, we go to Jesus because Jesus can help us under any circumstance we face.

If we left our burdens and our worries, we would have a much happier place in life.

In general, we would be better off to leave our worries, our anxieties, our burdens, our troubles, life's most difficult circumstances behind and leave those things in God's Hands to take care of.

We often find that sometimes the situation we are in, can be hard to get out of.

When I was re watching episode 6, it made me realize that this couple in the episode only wanted to help people who couldn't help themselves and help them get out of situations that were hard to get out of.

There is good and there is bad.

We have to use our judgement at times to know the difference between the two, and so that we can make a sound judgement in knowing what is right from wrong.

I think any person who was getting the help they needed from this couple in episode 6 had the judgement of their own to determine that while yes, it is hard to know who to trust, sometimes God reveals to us the people that have good intentions and not always bad intentions to help.

I would say that one of the biggest takeaways that I got from this episode, was that God will show us our true and purest character of ourselves in order to be the best version of ourselves to do His Will.

I think what also summed up this episode for me, is that we have a friend in Jesus who will protect us.

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