Changes in life seem
to be always around the corner.
Sometimes for the better and others that don't seem to be so good at the
time. Whether good or hard, they are
usually followed by a season of chaos that affects every area of life that you
have grown accustomed to. This season,
gratefully, doesn't last forever although it does seem all-consuming. Even those changes that you may have
anticipated, there's always a starting point of commitment when the newness
begins with the strike of the clock.
What follows is this season of chaos in which we find ourselves. New information pouring into your brain,
interrupting the well-worn patterns of your mind, demanding to find
storage. The flow of your daily
schedule abruptly changes into what feels like a schedule of a crazed maniac
with only your will to endure until you fall into bed at night. Task that formally were completed in a timely
manner now join the "to do" list that seems to be growing longer than
a child's Christmas "wish
list". The minutes, hours, days
and weeks fly by as you try to keep it together during this whirlwind season. This will pass...it always
does….eventually. I find myself nearing
the end, hopefully, of such a season as this.
A new place of employment has
consumed the empty crevasses of my brain, the idle minutes of my days and
unused energy I didn’t know I had. There is one thing I've noticed, however, as
I've gotten through the past couple of weeks…...peace. Not every season of change in my life has
been as peaceful as this one has seemed.
Whether it's my age or the mounds of seasons of change I have endured
through the years, this one has seemed to be the most peaceful. Perhaps it's because I just followed the
footprints where God led me. There's a
verse in the Bible found in Psalms 16:11 that says, " You have made known
to me the path of life; you will fill me
with joy in your presence, with eternal pleasures at your right
hand." To me, the joy in His
presence and eternal pleasure is the peace I feel knowing that I am on His path
for my life. Thank you, Lord, for the
crazy season that follows YOUR change in our lives. May you, too, experience peace in your crazy
seasons after a change.
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