all day long I have choices. from the moment I get up until I lay my head down at night.
will i start my day in the Word or sleep till little hands are poking me to get up?
how to discipline this certain child in this certain situation?
work out today or no?
what’s for snack?
how to entertain the kids?
gentleness or frustration?
serving attitude or complaining towards my husband and kids?
how can I encourage and love my husband today?
what’s for snack?
what’s for dinner?
how long do I spend on the computer?
tv or no tv?
stress and worry or joy and peace?
sit and play with the kids or busy myself with unimportant things?
how do I spend my time wisely today?
what’s for snack?
my way or His?
lots of choices to keep me occupied all day long. I’m realizing that I often spend a lot more time on the decisions that don’t really matter and let the decisions that matter more breeze right past me without a thought. usually, resulting in choosing my way over His. i’m also re-learning again (and again and again and again) that as a wife and mom I have a great influence on our family. I have the responsibility and privilege to set the tone for the day. there are always little eyes and ears watching and listening to my response and attitude. it’s not an easy role and I don’t want to take it lightly. each day i’m asking for wisdom in making these choices. asking for forgiveness when I fail. thanking God for His grace he continuously gives me.
That’s a wise answer to a tricky quioetsn