Called

One of my biggest fear is that at the end of my life when the time I will face God , I will realized that I did not live according to His Plan and Will. One day when we have face to face conversation He will say “You failed, my child this is the path you were created but you go to other way”. Scary isn't?

It is God who has called me, who has destined me for this work, and who has sent me to work in his vineyard. I know this thing in my mind and heart but am I working entirely for him and for His Glory?

Yeah I attend church every Sunday, worship Him, do the ministry and attend small groups for me to grow in faith but I was hit by what Ms Pia, our professor said. She said that we should not compartmentalize the different aspects of our life. Who are we on a Sunday should be the same as who we are when we are at the office, with friends or with our family. What values you do on Sundays is also the same values we bring on the other day of the week. In my reality it's not what is really happening to my life. I was so guilty in compartmentalizing my life because it is easy to “good” on Sundays at church that on weekends at the office with so much stress, bribery and all the pressure I am facing.

But God created us not just to do what is good and moral on Sundays but to do it everyday of our lives until we meet Him in heaven. We are the highest creation of the Lord, so we are made to be steward of all His creation and we will accountable to everything that we are doing, even to the littlest thing that we do.

My prayer is that what ever I do, I do it in accordance to plan of the Lord in my life. Let God's will be done.



"So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God. Give no offense to Jews or to Greeks or to the church of God, just as I try to please everyone in everything I do, not seeking my own advantage, but that of many, that they may be saved." 
-1 Corinthians 10:31 


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