I can also relate to the man in the skit when he says he looks in the mirror and doesn't see a masterpiece. Deep inside I know all of my faults and insecurities and it is much easier to see them than it is to see my full potential, and what I should be.
I completely understand the control issue that this man struggles with as well. I want to control my wife and my boys. I want them to see the world like I do. And that simply isn't the case oftentimes. I want to control my surroundings and I want everything to be the way I think it should be. It's the reason I probably have exhausted myself during the holidays throughout the years. I want my family to have the perfect Christmas, and Easter, and Thanksgiving, and Fourth of July. But deep inside, I know it's not possible to control everything and deep inside I know that I would be happier if I didn't try so hard to control things, and emotions, and the thoughts of others.
I can say I want God to chisel away my faults and insecurities, but to be honest, most of the time I want Him to chisel away at the things I am willing to let be chiseled. I can only pray for the courage to be chiseled into the father, and husband, and friend, and leader that I am meant to be.
Please take the next nine minutes to be challenged. I hope it will be worth it for you.
Enjoy your Sunday!!
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