There is anxiousness out in the marketplace;
a lot of struggle. And every once in a while
you hear someone say that they’re all set and
I often wonder, in relationship to what?
If I’m all set and you’re not, am I?
How can anyone with compassion be all set
when those around them are still in the struggle?
There is so much work to do, and we will pass on that moniker.
There is enlightenment to share, much teaching to do,
so much leading, mentoring, and convincing to accomplish.
There is much proof to provide to show
that success can happen, but it takes,
first of all, a belief and then a plan
and a willingness to start.
Then guidance must be given to these
unsure participators, who are taking tender,
trusting steps into the unknown.
But we see that the steps are taken, giving subtle support.
Success is not guaranteed, still the steps must be taken,
and failure is not looked for, but if it comes we must be prepared.
We must be ready for this so we can regroup,
plan again and try with dignity, because we did what we did
with an eye out for God’s Guidance.
How great that is? And where would we be without it?
You can never get sassy with your faith, but you
can get excited at the prospect of God’s Word.
He will be there for us.
His answers will not always be there when
we want and expect them, but we stay diligent,
believing in Him and doing our part and
when His answer comes we will either start all over
or see it manifest itself in ways so beyond our comprehension
that we have to step back and prepare ourselves,
with his grace, for what is available.
When you reach this point, your journey just begins.
We must begin. Let us identify the schools we want
Look for the best and access it. It takes courage.
It takes leaders, who will step in.
It requires caring parents or their surrogates
to be there for those who need them.
What’s so bad about faith, hope and understanding?
Stanski
December 27, 2019 ^
Steve Haarman 