Where Is my Focus?
Bless you readers!
I find during the day that I tend to go from one project to another. Fundamentally from either one thing I’m obsessing over to another thing that is demanding my attention. I guess this is due both to the fact that I own my own business and I am just a pretty obsessive person. The problem is that at the end of the day I have spent all my time thinking of my needs and the things that need me and not of how I am serving God. I don’t think that should be my only though, but it could be a little more often. I do think of Him all day and often turn to Him in thought. But my thoughts are centered around my life and problems.
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I know others have noticed this. I am just curious to hear.
January 28th, 2011 at 10:12 pm
My favorite line of the postlude my church sings is, “let not the busy world claim all our loyalties, keep us ever mindful dear Lord of thee.” It happens so easily. Sometimes I find myself singing this to myself. Not quite a prayer, but it does recenter my thoughts for a while.
February 1st, 2011 at 11:18 pm
God knows what is in our heart AND in our mind. Praise God- when those two things start pulling against each other, he is always there, on the other side of the tug-of-war, grabbing our attention by giving the rug a good quick jerk back in the right direction. I believe he does this in many ways, in small ways, all throughout our day. Through the words and looks from the people around us after we snap at them, in the music on the radio that we find ourselves still humming long after we left the car, in the sun that we briefly notice shining through the window above our desk when we stop to take a break from work, in the smile of the person that hands us our food at the lunch counter… God is always with us. Take comfort in knowing that he is still there with you, 100% of the time, whether you choose to focus on him or not. Praise God- It is in the moments when we really get tired of our own self-centeredness, just as you mentioned above, that I think he is tugging on the rope the hardest. No worries- he always lets us know- Praise God- in one way or the other- when we really need to check our balance. And for me, I can easily say, this if OFTEN!