I was digging through an old Bible last night, looking for a some of the notes I'd scribbled in there from some long-ago study in the book of James; I found that, but also dug up a couple of index cards I'd saved from another study - the compilation of verses from Thomas Nelson's 150 Most Important Bible Verses.
There are verses crucial to our core existence, daily living & resolve:
There are verses directed at the men, for their households, their jobs, their leadership capabilities and parenting:
For teens, the forever petulant range of years that tests and builds the stuff we'll take with each of us into our early adult lives:
There are verses directed at the men, for their households, their jobs, their leadership capabilities and parenting:
The same for women, as matriarchs, friends, leaders, workers and self-recognizing entities:
For teens, the forever petulant range of years that tests and builds the stuff we'll take with each of us into our early adult lives:
And last but certainly not least: our calling in life - to be leaders. To lead in one shape or form, whether over a class, or a family, or a church group. Whether over a team or multiple teams. Within our familial and/or social groups. We are called to lead our own lives, with discipline, grace and diligent prayer. We are each leaders, in a unique path carved specifically for each of us.
I'm so glad I found these. I hope that something on that list of quotes appeals to you, or speaks to you in a way that you may have needed today. I know I find worth in more than one of those daily.
Love you, blogbots.
xo | cmd
