“This is the year to not feel the need to perform—but to let His grace give shape and form to our days... so all we need is Him.” - Ann Voskamp
I’m not sure when this happened, it probably cannot be traced back to one particular moment, more of a journey, a gradual awakening. But it happened and continues to happen. Each day I strive to do my best for my employer and my colleagues. And for me. If for whatever reason I fail, forgiving myself and beginning again, is how I roll these days. I’m a people pleaser, perfectionist by nature. Unrealistic expectations and undo pressure are often the results of such traits.
My faith sustains me. Every. Day. What is the worst that can happen, I ask myself, not infrequently. I begin again? I can do that, I can begin again. I’ve learned new beginnings are often the best adventures. Six years ago a dear friend gave me these words: “We come into this world alone, we go out alone. A door closes. A door opens.”
I’ve learned how to be happy, content, with my thoughts and company. While I do not believe we are meant to be alone, for this learning season, aloneness has served me well. I’m a better person.
I wait expectantly to see what He has for me each day.
This is a pretty cool way to live a good life.
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