So much running through my mind. Why does it all have to be so important at 4 am? Why can't I shut it down? I guess the truth is that during the day there are enough distractions that I can avoid thinking about certain things. Worrying....fretting....being an emotional, over achieving control freak. Oops, sorry, I didn't mean to go quite so far. I hope I didn't blow your opinion of me.
We are always so busy. Busy, busy, busy. I was told that would happen as my kids got older, but that didn't prepare me any better. I don't forsee it slowing down anytime soon. So much for "stay-at-home mom".
How do you balance living a life for Christ and still living life? Now I know the Sunday School answer to that question, but I mean the real day in and day out. Staying focused on the true purpose of our life. You know, the GREAT COMMISSION. Go and make disciples. It's so easy to get caught up in our little tunnel vision of life. For me, it's enough just to roll through the day of school work and regular house work. By the time that is over I am whooped. So when I lay my head down at night, I ask myself, did I do anything that matters in eternity? I am sooooo not looking for a pat on the back or an 'atta girl'. I guess I am just feeling a bit convicted to think outside of my four walls.
HOLY HUDDLE - My Pastor used this term in service a couple of weeks ago. It has stuck with me. When a team (we'll say football, just cuz) is in a huddle, their bodies are facing each other and their heads are down together in a circle. The focus is within that circle. I feel like that is how I am now. My focus is within my holy huddle. Where is the balance?
Man, it is way too early for such deep thinking. So far this morning I have solved world peace, world hunger, the trillion dollar deficit and health care.....well, at least in my own head I have. Now, if I can just get the laundry done.
