I don’t have to do anything. I just get to show up!

This was a sentiment I recently expressed to a friend of mine in describing the season within which I find myself.

I have lived many years of serving, ministering, pouring out—doing. And I love doing. I love to do for God, for the sake of the Kingdom, for my husband, for my kids, for many others, even for myself. And I am very good at doing. I genuinely  love to be productive. I have always been a very productive, high functioning person: homeschooling mother of four,  PhD holder, professor, marathon runner, concert pianist, competitive down-hill skier, president of multiple clubs and  academic organizations, worship leader since the age of twelve, and on and on and on, many of these things at the same time.

And indeed, there is much work to be done in every area of life. Of the area of life which matters so deeply to me, the  Kingdom of God is the greatest; where Yeshua said that the harvest is huge, but there aren’t that many workers. I know  the heart of God is blessed by our sincere desire to do for Him.

Read the full article here: October ’22 Issue 14