Stewardship is a Lifestyle
Nothing has been as I expected it. I don’t know why that continues to surprise me. I told you in my first post that I learned long ago Happily Ever After doesn’t happen on this side of the grass, and yet I continue to be disappointed and disillusioned when it doesn’t happen yet again.
I thought perhaps God was telling me it was about time for things to change. It was a message I DESPERATELY wanted to hear. So desperately that I didn’t trust what I was thinking.
During the summer of 2012, my brother and his family prepared to leave Korea and return home to the States. We talked and prayed about it, and decided it was time for me to return home, too. Once I finished my contract, I’d join him and his family in Texas.
I do not in any way claim to be an expert on biblical Hebrew or Jewish thought. I’ve done some informal studies, but I’m a greenhorn, not a guru. Still, there’s no reason I can’t share the things I’ve learned up to this point.
I kept a collection of funny and significant moments that happened while I was in Korea.
When this song gets to “O Angels! O Angels! Look and see!” it makes me cry.
I wrote my previous post a short time ago. None of what I’m saying now came anywhere near my mind while I was writing it. When I began to write this post, I thought I’d be writing about the next leg of my journey. Instead, this aspect of Korea pretty much started writing itself. Might be God, and I don’t want to get in His way. Of course, it also might just be me. Whatever. I’ll go with it just in case it’s Him.
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