"You are the light of the world..." Matt 5:14

This is our duty as Saints of the Most High. Yet, some days it is really hard to shine, isn't it? As soldiers in this spiritual battle, it is our mission to glorify the King of Kings with our lives. As tenants in the world, we fall prey to its seduction, dimming our light. It is for this reason that this blog was started. In the military, after action reports are used to review the activities of specific events. This retrospection forces analysis of these activities in light of the outcome. Likewise, willing soldiers of Christ are invited to briefly review their daily lives, and note where God is working, recognize where they have fallen short, and prepare for the next battle. The hope is to not only provide accountability for our daily actions, but to also recognize where God is working and the part he wants us to play in His mission.

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Loving Like God

Throughout my day, I tried to keep my focus on God.  Its hard at work sometimes, when problems are so big they seem unsolvable.  Dealing with the drudgery I have to take some creative measures to keep my perspective...listening to sermon podcasts as background noise, prayers in the bathroom--the only place with remotely any privacy, and a glance at scripture or Oswald Chambers during the day.  Sometimes, I even prayer walk down and up 4 flights of stairs!  So I am very thankful that God gives me a reminder that he is still there, involved, and loving me.  My son decided last night that we needed to have a pajama party tonight.  Then, 10 minutes later, he sadly announced that we had to cancel because he had Tae Kwon Do, and there wouldn't be enough time.  6 years old, and he's feeling the weight of drudgery!  Well, I ate dinner while he was gone, knowing that he had eaten earlier before he left.  By the time he got home, I had picked out a short DVD, made dessert, and was showered and in my jammies.  PAJAMA PARTY!  We hopped in my bed and giggled as we watched Curious George and ate dessert.  He was pretty pleased with our pajama party, and I was very blessed just to have the time with him.  Unlike God, I can't be with him in his "drudgery" all the time.  But I can be like God and give my son reminders that I'm still here, involved, and loving him.

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