When I started this Journey, I thought it would be smooth
sailing, a clear shot, and whatever easy metaphors a person can say; but
instead, the way is like a winding road made like spaghetti. Twists and turns,
up hill, down dale, the Way often looks like you meet yourself going and
coming.
In other words, confusing!
In other words, confusing!
When life seems to be all in a muddle, it’s time to stop and
mentally reboot. Focus on your
priorities. Have I started doing things that really don’t advance my calling?
Have I let extra stuff cloud my vision?
If you have a clear vision, you are a lot less likely to get
sidetracked by all the minutia of life.
I’ve found what works for me to mentally reboot is to stop.
Sit. Reflect awhile, then pray earnestly for renewed direction, vigor and
leading.
He has promised to guide if I but let Him.
Who is leading this Journey, anyway?
The Journey is our way Home. There is nothing more important than making that final destination. Jesus paid my ticket there, but I have to walk it out. In October, I will be observing the things that happen while traveling the Journey and writing a daily post about my observations.
Because I like to stretch myself, I will also do a challenge within a challenge - 31 days of 5 minute free writes. I will take a topic and run with it, writing furiously for 5 minutes, tailoring it to relate to my theme of examining life along the Journey.
If you are a subscriber, you will receive my #31Day posts each day. If you're not a subscriber, why not? Please go up to the Follow By Email box in the very top of the right column and enter in your email address. I don't want you to miss a thing!
You can also click here each day and look at the bottom of this post. The link to the newest post will be there.
If you would like to join in on the 31 Day Challenge, either as a writer or a reader, go here.
If you would also like to do the 31 Day challenge by doing it in a 5 Minute Free Write format, go here.
The Journey is our way Home. There is nothing more important than making that final destination. Jesus paid my ticket there, but I have to walk it out. In October, I will be observing the things that happen while traveling the Journey and writing a daily post about my observations.
Because I like to stretch myself, I will also do a challenge within a challenge - 31 days of 5 minute free writes. I will take a topic and run with it, writing furiously for 5 minutes, tailoring it to relate to my theme of examining life along the Journey.
If you are a subscriber, you will receive my #31Day posts each day. If you're not a subscriber, why not? Please go up to the Follow By Email box in the very top of the right column and enter in your email address. I don't want you to miss a thing!
You can also click here each day and look at the bottom of this post. The link to the newest post will be there.
If you would like to join in on the 31 Day Challenge, either as a writer or a reader, go here.
If you would also like to do the 31 Day challenge by doing it in a 5 Minute Free Write format, go here.
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