At the Center of It All

I know far less after 18-plus years of teaching than I thought I did right out of grad school.

The same is true in my walk with Christ. I felt a whole lot smarter and wiser as a newborn Christian than I am today. Though I know that I must learn to be content with my provision, my gifts, and my circumstance, I can’t get complacent and be satisfied with where I am.

I hope I never get to the point where I think…

• I understand God or His Word
• I have accomplished God’s purpose for my life
• I have achieved all I can achieve for God
• I know Christ as well as He can be known
• the torch has passed to a younger generation
• there’s no one left for me to reach
• God has nothing left to teach me
• I’ve dug as deeply as there is to dig
• I have nothing left to confess
• I no longer need to bear fruit…or my cross
• I’m already where God wants me to remain

If I’m on the path, there’s still path left to travel. If I’m no longer moving, I’m no longer on the path.