There are some days when I question if anything that
I’ve done has mattered. It usually happens right around my birthday, which I guess
makes sense. I turn 35 years old tomorrow, and I’m feeling every bit of that
age. Don’t get me wrong; I’m not feeling old. It’s not like that at all.
Instead, I’m looking back over my life and wondering if I’ve accomplished
anything. Have I changed people’s lives? Have I made the world a better place?
Have I really allowed God to use me during my short time on this earth?
I’d like to say that I have made a difference. I’d
like to believe that I’ve done everything I could to serve my God, family,
church and students, but I don’t think I have. I cringe when I look at all the
imperfections in my own life. My flaws run deep. How can I make a difference?
However, I’m sure about one thing: God’s grace. I
know that He had His reasons for setting me on this path. I understand that His
grace covers me. That’s why I move forward; that’s why I keep plugging away. I
believe that God continues to use me to bless others, even when I don’t see it.
It’s important to have faith here. The race is long,
and there is always much to be done. I don’t know what God has in store for my
life. I just have to believe that He will continue to do a good work in me. I
pray that God uses me throughout the rest of my life to change the lives of
everyone around me for the better. That includes my students, both past and
present. Here's to a future of making a difference with them and everyone else I meet.
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