Why the journey

Photo by Nick Nicholas

It is tempting to want to bypass the journey and just get to the destination. Keeping the destination in mind is important, but I don’t want to despise the journey. Without the journey I would not be prepared for the destination. Without the journey I would not develop the character or the depth of relationship with the Father necessary to thrive or even survive at my destination. The journey is vital.

Welcome to the real world

I want to be free from all the crap that wraps itself around me; free from all the crap that I grab hold of and hang on to. I feel as though I am living in a lie. I feel as though my life could be so much more free, powerful, fulfilling, significant and joyful. I feel as though I am entrapped by my possessions, my memories, my emotions, my attachments, my habits and my addictions.

Lord, how do I get outside of these things? How do I find freedom?

Stay on the journey with me. You are being awakened. This is a process. I know how to take you where you want to go and I am taking you there. We are taking this journey together. The journey, the relationship and the destination are all vital and cannot be separated. None can be achieved without the other.