This week was better than last week. I'm slowly but surely moving past the crisis that threw me for a loop. It is too easy to criticize when you're safe and secure in your own little world. You can even say that you should have done this or that. I know that I am doing the best that I can now. I can't listen to those people who find fault with what I do. They don't know me.
It is difficult to find meaning and purpose in life when you're in a crisis. You feel stuck. You are overwhelmed by all the choices. You feel frozen in place. Yet you know you do have to move. You can't stay where you are forever.
Last night I listened while the planning commission pleaded for partners. I understood that they were willing to just let it go. I have a good feeling though. I can't explain it. Someone is going to come and create something beautiful here. Someone will find meaning and purpose in their life by restoring this old building. I feel excited. I haven't felt this way for awhile. The Lord is going to work here, and it will be a miracle.
We definitely need some miracles. We need to start feeling secure again and stable in our environment. It is a long time coming. We just have to believe.
What will be the miracle? The miracle for me will be to see all these communities working together to create something beautiful. I believe it can happen. We can have vibrant and active communities without sacrificing ourselves to the globalists. We can establish a unique community, one that embraces good changes.
Lord knows we need some good changes to reverse the mindset most people carry about our communities. We need to be actively promoting good changes and help people reach their potential. We need to move past this crisis and grow from it, instead of wallowing in it.
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