I know a few things in life.
I know what I believe, what I value, and who I love. I know the kind of person I want to be and the character qualities and fruits of the spirit that I want my life to be about.
I know what I believe, what I value, and who I love. I know the kind of person I want to be and the character qualities and fruits of the spirit that I want my life to be about.
Everything else? Well, I kind of just feel my way.
I don’t really know what my next move in life will be. I
don’t always know if I’m making the right decision.
Sometimes I tell my children no when I should say yes and I
say yes when I should say no. And sometimes I feel guilty for things that I
shouldn’t. And I don’t feel convicted over things my heart should be tendered towards.
But I submit before
God daily. I analyze my heart
constantly. I raise my children with the hope and intention that they too,
will value integrity, honesty, love, peace, patience, kindness, gentleness, and
self control.
All I do hinges on values, morals, and character. Who I am,
who I invite to be a big part of my life, and where I spend my time. What I
read, what I listen to and watch; my goals.
All the rest is quicksand for me. I just do my best at
cooking. I try to eat healthier and healthier each year. I clean because I have
to.
I don’t know the best way to do those things. I’m not gifted
in many areas. And I can’t predict the future.
I don’t know what I am doing. I’m just “doing” the best I
can. Each day. Each moment. And I’m
hoping that as long as I have God’s character in me and I value the morals and
traits that I know He has asked of me – that somehow everything will fall
together as it should.
For the only things I truly know how to do – are to embrace
those qualities in my heart and life.
2 comments:
This was lovely. Honest, articulate and thought provoking. Thank you for the reminder that we are all doing our best to find our way :)
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(¸.·´ (¸.·`¤... Jennifer
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Thanks, Jenn. I'm really glad you liked it.
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