Reconnecting with God's Call.

As I go about my day, making calls to individuals who have requested information about our fitness programs, I'm reminded of the various responses I receive. Some don't answer, others block the call, while a few gladly answer and set up appointments. However, there are those who answer, only to disconnect the call abruptly.


The Parallels of Life. 

This experience has led me to reflect on how often God reaches out to us, only for us to disconnect the call. We all go through seasons where we desire change, a rebuild, or a new life. Yet, we tend to revert to our comfort zones, disconnecting our focus from our goals.


The Comfort Zone: A Costly Affair. 

Proverbs 22:1 warns, "A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver and gold." Our comfort zones can be costly, leading us down a path of complacency and stagnation. If we don't reconnect with our goals and God's plan for our lives, we risk getting lost and missing out on the abundant life He has promised us.


God's Unrelenting Love. 

Despite our tendency to disconnect from God's call, His love remains unwavering. Luke 15:11-32, the parable of the prodigal son, illustrates God's joy when we return to Him. The father's love is not conditional upon the son's behavior; rather, it is a constant, unwavering love that welcomes him back with open arms.


A Call to Reconnection. 

As we navigate life's challenges, let us not forget the struggles are opportunities to reconnect with God's plan for our lives. Romans 8:28 assures us, "And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose."


In the midst of frustration and struggle, let us refocus on the path God has created for us. May we not let our struggles go to waste but instead use them as a catalyst to reconnect with our Heavenly Father. His love is bigger than our actions, and He is always happy to welcome us back.


Biblical References:

- Proverbs 22:1

- Luke 15:11-32

- Romans 8:28


—MC©️

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