We all do it to some degree or another; put off for tomorrow what we know should be done today. Postpone the inevitable pain for the current moment of pleasure. But we know that even if we can manage to put it out of our minds for the present, it will eventually come around and bite us on the butt and disturb our external calm demeanor.
Below are some of the symptoms of a Procrastinator and the remedies to try.
The kids as we entered the wolf habitat. They were ready to get out of the car.
As I journey through my “professional career” I wonder if I’m being stupid or persevering.
How do I balance the human side with the experience of God providing?
Last week I got an email from a long time ministry partner saying that they were stopping their financial support.
I was crushed and was bombarded with thoughts of defeat and wondering if I was being stupid in continuing this journey of support raising.
I began looking for jobs and being conflicted about what to do.
I spent the weekend in a funk and seriously thought the time had come to find a “real job”.
Then on Monday I went into the office to find that a current ministry partner had increased their financial commitment by exactly the same amount our support decreased!
So, some may say I’m being stupid and I may even feel that way some days, but one thing us true…it’s a lot more fun to be in positions where God has to show up.
