' God does not want a bunch of women at home with discontent and fussy spirits, and He does not want us at home burying our talent in the ground. The Lord wants us here to do His work, to do what we are able to do. He wants our children to grow up in a place of joyful and loving faithfulness. If we struggle with joy, it is not as though there is no hope. We simply need to look for some tangible ways to love our homes, and our calling in them. And if we struggle with fulfillment, we need to look for some tangible ways to respect the work we are doing. Honor your calling by working hard, by pushing yourself to grow, to learn, to give. When you love, the object of that love grows more lovely. When you respect, the object of that respect becomes more worthy of it.'this post is interesting and timely as i identify some of these things (lack of respect for what i have/get to do, mostly) in my own heart. i'd really never thought about it like this.
'For you died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God. When Christ who is our life appears, then you also will appear with Him in glory.' Colossians 3:3,4
23 November 2011
love and respect
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