Do you know any of the answers? |
If you know your Why, you'll know your what, when, where, who, and how.
Why do we exist? What did God put us on the earth to do? When do we begin what it is He ordained us to do? Where exactly should it take place? Who is involved? How will it happen?
Those are all important questions that need to be answered in order to understand our Why.
Once we know our Why, we can then proceed with the road map the Lord has given us to go forth and multiply. That means we will begin the work of our calling. Then and only then will we see the real manifestation of how God will use us to connect with people and help them.
Part of figuring out that puzzle of our lives is what makes us cry, what bothers us, what makes us want to take a stand even if it means we won't be the most popular. I know for me that is to help suffering people, especially kids and other people who can't help themselves. When my mother was in the hospital I saw how she was half looked after by her pompous doctors. She had insurance, but I just think they saw her as an uninformed patient and treated her as such. Something rose inside of me when I saw their attitudes and their lack of quality care and treatment. I became an advocate for her and it didn't matter if anyone around me had a problem with that. When you're an advocate for people you don't care what others think about your fight. You just fight.
You know your Why.
And when your Why is different than another person's there may be misunderstandings and confusion as to why you may feel a certain way and why they don't blink an eye. Don't let that bother you.
"Today" I know Why I was born.
I was born and anointed:
My Why in a nutshell: To help the brokenhearted, because I know what it feels like to be broken."to proclaim good news to the poor (in spirit), to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from darkness for the "prisoners", to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor and the day of vengeance of our God, to comfort all who mourn, and provide for those who grieve..." (Isaiah 61:1-3)
What's your Why?
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