Is that really the question? How many times do we start our
day thinking should I be mean, or nice today? Should I be productive or
destructive today? Do I want to be a loving person today, or maybe just be
hateful? Do people ask themselves these kind of questions? I don’t. I don’t even wake up thinking should I be a mom
today, Or not? Should I be a wife today, or a single mother? Maybe I should
just abandon being a mommy today and go for single with no procreated responsibilities.
This isn’t usually what people think of when they ponder Shakespeare’s
famous soliloquy – Hamlet’s monologue. They know it is about life, and contemplating
living or dying. But what is life when there is nothing worth dying for?
To be or not to be isn’t connected to the breath in our
lungs and blood in our veins, it’s about knowing our destiny as sons and
daughters of the creator of the universe. Do you know that Papa God loves you
and wants you to live with an eternal perspective? It’s about living our everyday lives as
mothers, fathers, sisters, and brothers with our eternal reality. It is about
the question of knowing our deepest needs are met in Christ Jesus. As we love Jesus,
he leads us through life’s greatest questions, and everyday decisions.
Why write about my International Family? Because my
life’s goal is to love Jesus, myself and others, Being a missionary is one part of that goal –
applying the rich experiences of our family life extends from any work or
ministry goal, to my most intimate time with Jesus Christ. Family is worth living or dying for.
There may have been days when I looked to heaven and asked, “Seriously,
to be or not to be a Missionary?”
The answer was usually a question: Would you die for your
husband? Your sons? Your Mozambican children? Will you live to love them? Will you live for me?
my answer:
Missionary Momma that's a Mia
my answer:
Missionary Momma that's a Mia
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