My Walkabout with God

My Walkabout with God

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

A wake up call

God gave me a reminder today. He's good at that. He reminded me that I won't be satisfied until I'm doing what He has called me to do. It sounds so simple, but somehow I seem to make it so hard. Let me give you a little background.

I've been seeking after my "calling" for awhile now. To be honest, the effort has been really an off and on process. However, a few months ago, I started to make some progress. I really felt that God was calling me to be a writer. To be more specific, a screenwriter. I shared this thought with my wife who was and continues to be supportive, and also a few close friends. I got some books on the topic and started my research. You see, that's what I do. When I want to know something, I do research. It's kind of my thing. People will ask me questions even if they know I don't have the answer because they know I'll find out.

Getting back to my point. I was really frustrated today and begin questioning God. (I've done this to Him several times over the course of this past year.) "Why can't I be happy?" "Why am I so restless?" "Where are you in this situation?". The answer is simple. I haven't been obedient to His call. He has called me to be a writer and guess what, writers write. That's what I keep hearing from Him. "Writers write, Craig. You should be writing." So here I am, writing. Pouring out my frustrations and revelations as I type. I will continue to do so as long as it takes. It's time that I stopped complaining and started doing.

3 comments:

  1. I love you. He loves you. Praying for you as you pick up this writing calling, as you walk the road, as we walk the road, together.

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  2. Soooooo proud of you friend! I'm praying for you. My offer to meet up and write still stands.

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  3. My precious one, I am praying that you will turn your face like flint to this call. I am praying that you will have the revelation as Saul to Jesus and be blinded to distractions, frustration and procrastination. I pray, like Paul, you will seek on what Jesus would have you do. Couldn't be more proud of you!

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