Man oh man! I could write a book on this! This is an excellent message from Jacki C. King! Glory! I pray it encourages you to carry on with God!
Baptist Press
By Jacki C. King, posted September 19, 2024
In a world that often prioritizes personal fulfillment and happiness, it’s easy to forget that God’s ultimate goal for us is holiness. Our culture is centered on success, recognition, and the pursuit of fulfilling our “passion,” but these things are often fleeting, influenced by circumstances and seasons. As women in church leadership, we will inevitably face seasons where we want to quit or question our calling altogether. In those moments, God is seeking something deeper than what we do or can achieve. He isn’t as concerned with our happiness as we are. God is after something deeper: our holiness.
Holiness isn’t about being perfect or reaching a certain level of success. It’s about aligning our hearts and minds with God’s will and pursuing a life that reflects His character. And let’s be honest—this journey is rarely smooth. It’s filled with ups and downs, victories and failures.
Leading Through Mundane Seasons
Many of us find ourselves in long seasons of mundane tasks and routine responsibilities. There are parts to our jobs and ministries that don’t feel particularly fulfilling or productive. Whether it’s printing handouts, putting in attendance, or setting up and taking down events, these tasks can often feel monotonous and unrewarding.
While these mundane tasks may not be glamorous or exciting, they are essential for the health and growth of our ministries. Everyone, from the most seasoned leader to the newest volunteer, has to deal with these less-than-glamorous aspects of their work. It’s how we respond to these seasons that matters. More Here
