Thursday February 9, 2012
How do you EVER decide where the balance is between living out of fear and ignoring caution?
How do you EVER decide when you’re looking for too much perfect in a church and when you should keep looking?
How did Mennonites get sooooooooooo hung up in church membership that you can’t just get out of one? You have to transfer?
Why can people not learn to be kind?
Why is there so much silence when there should be words and so many words when there should be silence?
Why when I finally feel like staying up late to type do I have to face getting up at 4:45 to go to the gym?
Raaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. I am in a mood.
gulp. such great questions. great as in…i hear ya. but…the gulp was because these questions come from hard places. i know. big hugs michelle.
so many why’s and so few answers!!
~just keep resting in Jesus~
p.s. you work out that early in the morning? you go girl!
okay and then your last sentence made me laugh! in a mood, huh? i would so love to meet you at the gym *not at anything 4-ish tho* and experience that mood of yours while we talk it all out.
I wish I knew.
I don’t have any answers for you- I have so many of the same questions. We Mennonites make some things so much harder than they would have to be. It is h.a.r.d to sort through everything.
I hear you. I hope in 6 months you can look back on this season of your life and breathe a deep sigh of relief. Hugs.
I don’t know either, but I wish I did. But I guess we’re really northern. I just lately heard about people not being able to withdraw membership from a church without joining another one. What is with that? It sure happens here.
I’m sorry about all the unanswered stuff and pray that you will feel peace in following what you KnOw. But I would be in a mood, too, if I had to go to the gym at that hour of the day. At least you are funny in your puzzlement. 😉