Posted: 17th May, 2012
MUST
When I say, “must“, what comes to mind? “I must get that assignment done.” “I must get that report ready for my boss.” “I must spend more time with my wife/husband/kids.” “I must have that new car.” Etc., etc.
We live surrounded by musts. We live our lives as a blur of seemingly urgent musts that smash continually upon us, and leave us tired and frustrated, wishing we could take a year off to study the Bible and pray, yet not even taking 5 minutes a day to do so.
Indeed, musts are thrust upon us from every angle – both from within and from without. Some of the “musts” are good; while other so-called “musts” would be better off not done.
How do we distinguish what we truly MUST do? Or is there even anything that we MUST do?…
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