"You're using the wrong key!"

Oftentimes when we're doing repetitive tasks such as opening and closing doors the old-fashioned way, with keys, we grab the wrong key.

We think, "Why did I get this one?"

We knew the correct key for a lock was next to it on our key chain, but we still made a mistake and took the wrong one.

Sometimes in other areas of life, it's also this way.

There's a key for every situation that could make things easier for us and others that would give a victory of some kind.

Of course, it wouldn't be at the unfair expense of others but that which is good and honest.

So, we have to find the right key.

I am He Who lives, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death. Revelation 1:18

Maybe it's expressing hope or faith that's the appropriate key to "turn the lock" to open a blessing.

Or a gentle word is what's needed.

A soft answer turns away anger. Proverbs 15:1

Your thoughts?

R. Jason