
A whole decade of time, as we define it, is gone. 10 years ago, as i write this, everyone was holding their breath, wondering what would happen when the clocks & computers rolled to all zeros. We were all talking about then new millenium & what would happen in the 2000's. Do your remember?
I am amazed that very few people are talking about this being the end of a decade & the beginning of a new one. The end of the 2000's forces me to reflect on the past and then think about the next decade coming up. What impact do I want to have over the next 10 years? What does God want to see from me 10 years from now, when we turn to 2020?
Don't we all want to have a profound impact on the world in some way? Don't we all want to leave a legacy that really makes a difference? One thing I do know from my short 34 years here is this: if we don't take small baby steps forward each day, if we don't work towards a landmark/goal, NOTHING will EVER happen that is profound. We must plod along, every day, towards the mark that we feel God has called us to.
I wish I knew exactly what to say about my goals for 10 years from now. But I can't answer that right now. Personally, I for sure want to be living a more sanctified life, in close fellowship with God and his Son. Our children are a good goal to have on the radar. I want to see them living lives of service and submission to Christ. What beyond that? How can a best serve him? Show me God. Show us God.
Are you ready to hear him? If you are already razor focused and doing what he wants, keep going. Don't give up. At the same time, I think the end of a decade is a good time to fine tune your focus. Let's do it.
(btw, my son carson just asked: what's Y2K? funny how time changes things, huh?)
