Few of us are called to do great things or live glamorous lives.
Rather, most of us are called to do mundane things such as changing diapers, making meals, cleaning up messes, laundry, painting houses, driving kids to school.
We’re called to do things that are tedious, repetitive, seemingly unimportant, and all done in obscurity.
Does God care? Does He notice? Does any of it matter?
Matthew Redmond asks, “Is there a God for the mundane parts of our lives?”
“Yes,” says Redmond.
He goes on to make the point that the scriptures are written to normal, everyday people.
“Most of them are nameless. They are Jew and Gentile, yes. But they are also not apostles. And most are not pastors. They are carpenters, farmers, traders, sailors, fisherman, shepherds, guards. They are mothers and fathers and children. Compared to the life of an apostle, their lives are probably mundane. These are ordinary men and women believing an extraordinary story.”
After doing the most exciting thing in their lives, which was coming to Christ, most of these individuals continued to live ordinary lives doing mundane things and being faithful right where they were.
And that is the challenge for each one of us.
Source: The God of the Mundane
By a contributing blogger, David Mueller
Diane Davidson
Gammon M.S.
Clinical Mental Health Counselor
Rather, most of us are called to do mundane things such as changing diapers, making meals, cleaning up messes, laundry, painting houses, driving kids to school.
We’re called to do things that are tedious, repetitive, seemingly unimportant, and all done in obscurity.
Does God care? Does He notice? Does any of it matter?
Matthew Redmond asks, “Is there a God for the mundane parts of our lives?”
“Yes,” says Redmond.
He goes on to make the point that the scriptures are written to normal, everyday people.
“Most of them are nameless. They are Jew and Gentile, yes. But they are also not apostles. And most are not pastors. They are carpenters, farmers, traders, sailors, fisherman, shepherds, guards. They are mothers and fathers and children. Compared to the life of an apostle, their lives are probably mundane. These are ordinary men and women believing an extraordinary story.”
After doing the most exciting thing in their lives, which was coming to Christ, most of these individuals continued to live ordinary lives doing mundane things and being faithful right where they were.
And that is the challenge for each one of us.
Source: The God of the Mundane
By a contributing blogger, David Mueller
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Disclaimer- I am not a doctor and I am not giving out medical advice. My blogs are for information and inspirational purposes. Please consult your doctor before starting a new health regimen.
Diane Davidson Gammon MS is clinically supervised by Michael Loftis LCSW as she pursues LPC-MHSP licensure
Open Full-Time Days - Monday through Saturday
With Evening Appointments
615-556-8406
Email- Diane@LivingWithHopeCounseling.com
Sliding Scale Fee for Individual Counseling Sessions
Free Support Groups for: Depression, Anxiety, Panic, Hopelessness, Trauma, PTSD, Abuse, and Grief and Loss (Including Miscarriage/ Stillbirth/ Infant loss)
Disclaimer- I am not a doctor and I am not giving out medical advice. My blogs are for information and inspirational purposes. Please consult your doctor before starting a new health regimen.
Diane Davidson Gammon MS is clinically supervised by Michael Loftis LCSW as she pursues LPC-MHSP licensure
With Evening Appointments
615-556-8406
Email- Diane@LivingWithHopeCounseling.com
Sliding Scale Fee for Individual Counseling Sessions
Free Support Groups for: Depression, Anxiety, Panic, Hopelessness, Trauma, PTSD, Abuse, and Grief and Loss (Including Miscarriage/ Stillbirth/ Infant loss)
Disclaimer- I am not a doctor and I am not giving out medical advice. My blogs are for information and inspirational purposes. Please consult your doctor before starting a new health regimen.
Diane Davidson Gammon MS is clinically supervised by Michael Loftis LCSW as she pursues LPC-MHSP licensure
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