At one level, I know all the things I am working on — like council tax, TV licensing, and parking corruption — are irrelevant, as these frauds will be brought to account. At another level, it is everything. We as ordinary people have to say "no more!", and be visible about it. It's really hard at times, as you have to go well outside your comfort zone. When others see you take a lead, they will follow. Going first doesn't make you better — just better equipped for the task.
For years and years, even before this war, I’ve asked God what my job was, why I was here.
Last night a person that I don’t know well at all, in fact have never met, told me. The things she told me, in just a few sentences, gave goose bumps and chills.
So, the whole time I’ve been asking God what my job was and what I should be doing.. I’ve been doing it. Of course. God chooses.
Godspeed, Patriots.
Wow great testimony. I can relate. As a teenager I felt I was supposed to do something too, and couldn't pin it down. I'm quiet and shy. I'm an artist and a writer. But I felt this big weight in my heart, and talked to God as I was running. I knew I was going to devote myself to some important cause, and that my life itself would be my art. Overwhelmed with confusion and emotion, I started to cry...right there on the side of the road with farmer's fields on either side of me, left not knowing what this thing should be.
And here is Today, and boy, don't I know what "it be".
