This is so good, Sam. I’ll need to come back around this a few times to let it sink in. The point that our call is who we are and not what we do really resonates.
This is so good. A few years ago I felt that maybe there’s a “40 years” in the wilderness for me too. A time of seasoning. Experiencing. Gaining wisdom Before the next thing. But maybe, just maybe, my calling is who I’m becoming and not about what I do at all. Maybe.
It is so important to remember that God’s individual plan for us doesn’t fit on a CV. It is hard to know that maybe God is calling me to write, but not to have a large audience. Maybe our tasks don’t need a large audience, just a receptive one.
This is so good, Sam. I’ll need to come back around this a few times to let it sink in. The point that our call is who we are and not what we do really resonates.
This is lovely and true and it helped nurture my soul this morning. Thank you for sharing these thoughts and sentences ❤️
Faithfulness is the result of continuing in the calling without seeing results, I think. Thanks for these reflections.
I needed this today. You’ve got a new subscriber.
Thanks!
Really beautifully said. Thank you for the encouragement!
Really well done, Sam. Great to read your work out here in the wilderlands.
This is so good. A few years ago I felt that maybe there’s a “40 years” in the wilderness for me too. A time of seasoning. Experiencing. Gaining wisdom Before the next thing. But maybe, just maybe, my calling is who I’m becoming and not about what I do at all. Maybe.
It is so important to remember that God’s individual plan for us doesn’t fit on a CV. It is hard to know that maybe God is calling me to write, but not to have a large audience. Maybe our tasks don’t need a large audience, just a receptive one.
Love this. But God does not always choose the fastest route lest we miss His wonders along the way.
A beautiful post, Sam, with tremendous, encouraging ideas. Troy