Dust and debris, piles of materials, noisy machinery and scurrying workers may seem confusing to the unseasoned observer, but progress requires a certain level of disorder. A home without children is easily kept neat and clean, but a growing family’s domicile can look like a small twister passed through in just a matter of minutes. An empty barn produces nothing. The lesson here is simple; building anything of value is messy. Much of life is spent cleaning up the messes progress requires. Holy Father, Thank you for the opportunities to extend Your Kingdom, I do not resent cleaning the barn.
A DAILY BLOG OF SPIRITUAL INSIGHTS FROM THE MORNING PRAYERS OF DANIEL WILLIAMS
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