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Friday
Apr202007

You might get what you ask for...  

Last week we had some stuff come up about work. It wasn't anything bad, just a suggested name change, which was easy to do. So now I am no longer affiliated with Messiah Design, it has been dropped by the wayside, and we move onto a different name.

I am not sad to see the name go. Just glad that we can finally move on from it.

I know I am talking in riddles, so I shall cease. Basically the name came down to self-glorification. In calling the company that name, I was trying to share in the glory of God - even if by my mind it was to bring glory to him, I would have been sharing it. Which isn't a good idea, if I wish to flee his wrath.

And since clearing up all the work I had to do, which was all unpaid, I entered into a small spate of depression. Without vision people perish, and my vision was only limited till the end of the week, if that.

Today (Friday) was not going so well. Yesterday I spent the afternoon constructing some comic stuff, not because it was something to do but because I had nothing else to do. This morning I was playing Demon Hunter songs on accoustic guitar because I had nothing else to do. Work was starting to become an absolute bludge.

Then I went home for lunch.

At home AB called - I would call him my business mentor - and had a chat about some stuff to do with work. He said that he is getting overload and looking at passing some smaller jobs over to me, which is unreal.

I was walking back to work and I started to think about what had happened. God gave me a rebuke. I did not push in, and things worked out for good. I could have spent the time drawing closer to him, but I didn't. I didn't cry out. I didn't call on his name, and if I did it didn't last long.

I don't deserve this. I don't deserve all this grace. And he still pours it out.

Forgive me, Father.

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