I was just thinking, if I were to die right now, very few people know I'm a born-again Christian. I think that says a lot about how I'm serving God. I'm not; not enough.
I also don't think I'm going to be remembered for the things that have always been important to me, or for the things that are important to me now. My reputation and character were always important to me, so I've always practiced restraint. As a Christian, obedience is very high on my list. Prayer, and the power of it rank high too. None of these things are things I'll be remembered for though, because they've been part of my private being.
I'm sure I'll be remembered for being a business owner, but this is something I'm very humble about. I'm not arrogant about it, and while it is a part of my life, I don't necessarily want to be remembered for it.
I'm a decent parent, nothing noteworthy.
I've never had troubles with addictions, my friends don't lead me to temptation, and I had great parents...so I won't even be remembered for a lifetime of struggles I had to overcome.
I haven't contributed to any good causes I can be remembered for. I haven't done anything spectacular that will go down in history with my family.
I'll probably be remembered for smiling, and being happy, and for looking at the bright side of everything...but now that I'm thinking about it, these are gifts I haven't developed further than myself.
I guess I need to work on these things while I'm still here! I want everyone to know God did amazing things for me and through me!
My Christianity is still a secret, and that's a darn shame, and it's my fault.
Has this issue popped into anyone elses mind? How do quiet people that are better listeners than talkers make their Christianity stand out more? At this point, I'm thinking a sign on my forehead will do the trick.
I also don't think I'm going to be remembered for the things that have always been important to me, or for the things that are important to me now. My reputation and character were always important to me, so I've always practiced restraint. As a Christian, obedience is very high on my list. Prayer, and the power of it rank high too. None of these things are things I'll be remembered for though, because they've been part of my private being.
I'm sure I'll be remembered for being a business owner, but this is something I'm very humble about. I'm not arrogant about it, and while it is a part of my life, I don't necessarily want to be remembered for it.
I'm a decent parent, nothing noteworthy.
I've never had troubles with addictions, my friends don't lead me to temptation, and I had great parents...so I won't even be remembered for a lifetime of struggles I had to overcome.
I haven't contributed to any good causes I can be remembered for. I haven't done anything spectacular that will go down in history with my family.
I'll probably be remembered for smiling, and being happy, and for looking at the bright side of everything...but now that I'm thinking about it, these are gifts I haven't developed further than myself.
I guess I need to work on these things while I'm still here! I want everyone to know God did amazing things for me and through me!
My Christianity is still a secret, and that's a darn shame, and it's my fault.
Has this issue popped into anyone elses mind? How do quiet people that are better listeners than talkers make their Christianity stand out more? At this point, I'm thinking a sign on my forehead will do the trick.