first He allowed me to be bullied in school, then He blesses my enemies, and He blesses those who insult me. Second, He won't help me with my love issues. Now I came out as a bisexual. I'M ANGRY WITH YOU, GOD!!!!
Dear Loyal,
Regarding your first point; like you, I know what it is like to be bullied in school. I was tormented by a group of girls back in the late '70's when there were no anti-bullying organizations or laws to protect me. And like you, it seemed to me that my enemies were being blessed instead of punished by God for what they had done. That was more than 30 years ago, and this is what I have learned:
Dealing with difficult people tests our faith in God and puts our witness on display. When David was a teenager, he encountered a bully named Goliath. Goliath was a 9-feet, 9-inches tall giant Philistine warrior who had terrorized the entire Israelite army. David was probably about 14 years old which means he hadn't even grown any real whiskers yet. But David shouted to Goliath, "All those here will know that it is not by sword or spear that the Lord saves; for the battle is the Lord's, and he will give all of you into our hands." (1 Samuel 17:47).
Turning to God when we're attacked or bullied gives us understanding, patience, and most of all, courage. Some suggest taking a deep breath or counting to ten, but the real answer is saying a quick prayer.
Dealing with bullies also tests our witness as people are watching. We can lose our temper, or we can respond in love. David succeeded because he turned to God for direction.
David had many faults - broke every commandment, yet he was the only person in the Bible God called "a man after my own heart." (Acts 13:22) because David depended completely on God to direct his life, including dealing with difficult people.
We cannot control difficult people and we cannot change them, but with God's guidance we can understand them better and find a way to cope with them.
Regarding your second point:
God wants to help you with your love issues; however, He must be your first true love. Until you have made Jesus more important to you than any thing or any one, don't expect much help in that department.
Regarding your last point:
You say "now I came out as a bisexual". That is a decision you are making - not God. He gives you the freedom to be whatever you choose; bisexual, gay, straight, a nun or a murderer. Regardless of your choices, He loves you and wants desperately to be the love of your life.
Can you imagine being in love with someone who says they are in love with you but only speaks to you for a few minutes each day? Or maybe only speaks to you for a few minutes each week? How long would your relationship last? How good would that relationship be? God is a person, too. He has feelings. He longs to be near you. He longs to answer your prayers and to bless you openly for the world to see. But you only get out what you put into some relationships.
If I were you - and I WAS you - I would listen to wisdom and experience when they say, "Love God with all your heart, mind, soul and strength, and love others the way you want to be loved; even your enemies."
Be blessed sister girl.