In the past, I have. My hope has jumped from job to job to job. However, now I am realizing that a job is a tool God uses to provide for me and for sending me into a mission field of the people that I interact with in that particular environment. This is probably the greatest paradigm shift that I have experienced during this lengthy job searching process. However, coming to the realization that my ultimate hope is not a title or place of employment, but in my Provider has refined and grown my faith in God and thus worth it.
From Webster (2001): equilibrium: a state of balance between opposing forces or actions that is either static or dynamic In the spiritual realms, there are opposing forces: the Spirit and the flesh. We are always in equilibrium between the two forces until that day when God makes all things new, and the flesh will be gone forever, leaving only the Spirit to glorify Him forever. Amen
Monday, May 10, 2010
Hope of a job, though not my ultimate hope
So, there might be a possibility of me getting a job working with adults with disabilities. I have to be careful though, that I do not make this my ultimate hope. Do I wait for the phone to ring for the formal interview? Yes. Do I get crushed if I don't get that call? No.
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