Losing your job can make you broke. It can also affect your family life, make you feel bad and worry. If you lost your job, wetin can help you? Please see the good-good Bible advice that down here.

•   Talk with other people about how you feeling.

   Wetin the Bible say: “A true friend shows love at all times.”—Proverbs 17:17.

   When you lose your job, you can feel sad, vex, or confuse. Or you can even feel disappointed. But when you talk with your family members and close friends about how you feeling, they can encourage you. They can also give you good-good advice that can help you to move on with your life.

•   Don’t worry too much.

   Wetin the Bible say: “Never be anxious about the next day, for the next day will have its own anxieties.”—Matthew 6:34.

   The Bible encourage us to plan ahead of time. (Proverbs 21:5) But it also advise us to not worry too much about the future. Most of the time, we can end up worrying about the thing them that maybe will not even happen. So, it good to focus on what you able to do for the day.

   The Bible give some good-good advice on how you can bear the problem you going through. To learn more, please read the article “How to Deal With Stress”.

•   Change the way you can spend your money.

   Wetin the Bible say: “I have learned .  . . how to have an abundance and how to do without.”—Philippians 4:12.

   Adjust to the situation you in now-now. This one will mean that you need to change the way you can spend money so you can manage the little money you get. Be careful not to credit things that you not really need.—Proverbs 22:7.

   For more advice on how to adjust to the situation you in now-now, see the article “How to Live on Less.”

•   Use your time the right way.

   Wetin the Bible say: “Go on walking in wisdom . . . , making the best use of your time.”—Colossians 4:5.

   Even though you not get schedule for going to work now-now, but still try your best to use your time the right way. When you do it, it will help you to not be confuse in life, and you will feel better about yourself.

•   Be willing to accept other work.

   Wetin the Bible say: “There is benefit in every kind of hard work.”—Proverbs 14:23.

   Be willing to do work that you not do before. Maybe you can do work that people overlook, or work that will not give you plenty money like the job you were doing before.

•   Don’t give up.

   Wetin the Bible say: “Sow your seed in the morning and do not let your hand rest until the evening; for you do not know which will have success.”—Ecclesiastes 11:6.

   Continue looking for work. Tell other people that you looking for work. Talk with your relatives, neighbors, people you know, and your former workmates. Check for agencies that can employ people, look for vacancies that people can put up, and look for job vacancy that some company can put on their websites. Know that maybe you will give plenty applications and you will go for plenty job interviews before you find work.