Today I share the testimony and story of Bill Adsit. He tells his story of growing up in a residential school, but more so he shares his spiritual story - one of walking with God.
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We are called to maturity of faith. We are called to align our lives with Christ more and more each day. This is a relational alignment, a relational closeness that results in shared beliefs and patterns of living. It is walking together through our lives, enjoying and celebrating the new life we share in Christ.
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The main headline everywhere we turn is of the mass grave found at a former residential school in Kamloops. 215 children buried without recognition. All these families given no opportunity to grieve or even know what happened to their loved ones.
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When I stop and look for God, it is often striking how He has been speaking to me through a variety of people and circumstances but all with a related message. Today I hope to give you a glimpse into my faith journey as of late.
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Our society tells us to pamper ourselves, to focus on “charging” our battery. We tend to then focus so much on ourselves that we not only miss others but even God Himself. This is a self-centred “self-care” rather than a Godly one.
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Just when we think we have this care released to the Lord, it comes up again - and so we release it again. What do you need to release to the Lord today?
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I grew up on the farm, so I enjoy following the seasons of agriculture. Some of my friends have been seeding these last weeks, putting in their crop to raise feed for their animals. There is a miracle within this process of seeding – a seed dies in order to sprout, a seed is buried in the dark in order to reproduce many times over.
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Spiritually speaking, we often leave “stumps” poking up in our lives. We get rid of the ugliest parts of our lives but allow the root / the stump of our sin and temptation to remain. Sometimes we just work to ignore it; other times we try to cover it up - but we refuse to do the work of truly removing the problem. We trip over it, we walk around it, but we let it remain.
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Moses was taking the entire load of leadership upon himself, failing to equip and empower others to help with the leadership responsibilities. Jethro gives him important guidance towards a better way - better for himself and for Israel as a whole.
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