It’s a beautiful thing, isn’t it? Staying in the lane God designed for you. While some are called to stand out in the spotlight, others—like me—are called to the quiet, unnoticed places.
In life I have travelled a few in my journey with the Lord.
Some of those lanes were very visible, and I travelled in those lanes for the majority of my Christian life.
My lane for the past years has been the quiet lane. A lane for me which has brought the most sense of purpose and it is not at all that those other lanes didn’t have purpose, they did when I was in them. My deeper sense of purpose comes with knowing who I am, and that this introvert who is on occasion an extrovert, only needs to be and therefore do what I’m called to.
I feel called to be the person who wants to hear what people are scared to say, scared to admit, but long to be heard. I long that people would see in me that God is there in the hard and the beautiful. That the little things matter just as much as the big things.
I believe that sometimes we are called away from what was our lane, not because that lane was wrong, but for me, God was doing something new in my life and I needed to align with that.
So whatever the lane God has you in, travel
In it well. If you start to veer, as we all do, may the lane departure signals go off to remind us where we need to return to.
So true! I was also an extrovert once and busy, busy, busy until the Lord began to teach me to walk in the rhythm of Jesus & then everything changed. ❤️❤️❤️
There are so many lanes aren’t there Sarah.
In life I have travelled a few in my journey with the Lord.
Some of those lanes were very visible, and I travelled in those lanes for the majority of my Christian life.
My lane for the past years has been the quiet lane. A lane for me which has brought the most sense of purpose and it is not at all that those other lanes didn’t have purpose, they did when I was in them. My deeper sense of purpose comes with knowing who I am, and that this introvert who is on occasion an extrovert, only needs to be and therefore do what I’m called to.
I feel called to be the person who wants to hear what people are scared to say, scared to admit, but long to be heard. I long that people would see in me that God is there in the hard and the beautiful. That the little things matter just as much as the big things.
I believe that sometimes we are called away from what was our lane, not because that lane was wrong, but for me, God was doing something new in my life and I needed to align with that.
So whatever the lane God has you in, travel
In it well. If you start to veer, as we all do, may the lane departure signals go off to remind us where we need to return to.
You are a blessing Sarah.
So true! I was also an extrovert once and busy, busy, busy until the Lord began to teach me to walk in the rhythm of Jesus & then everything changed. ❤️❤️❤️
Just beautiful
Thanks for that encouraging word, so helpful. 🙏
❤️🥰🙏