I Made a Difference

When I look back over the course of my life, at the end, what will I see?

What do I see? Who do I see?

I am a scholar, a forever learner, a vehicle for His work.

I am a willing participant in His grand plans, I show up, I say “Yes.”

I want to prove myself and my experience.

I want to do something of significance.

I just need to show up. I am enough.

I love going to my sessions.

I make lightbulbs go off. Something is working!

Something is connecting!

I made a difference.

When I look forward over the rest of my life, what will I see?

What do I see? Who do I see?

I see creating a space that is non-judgement, where processing is allowed to be.

I see a space and place of connection and rest and harmony.

A place where work is affirming and thriving.

Where chaos and crisis are quiet and fading.

A space to be. Whatever that may be.

Just me. Just them. Just be. Safe.

I made a difference.

If I look out at my life, what will I see?

What do I see? Who do I see?

I see “The Sojourner”-

A wandering soul willing to travel long-forgotten and forbidden roads with those she travels.

I see the “The Eye of a Storm”-

A presence of blessed relief from the storms and chaos of life.

I see the “Vessel of Healing”-

A willing heart crafted and directed for healing the wounded hearts of this world.

I see the “The Resting Place”-

A soul at rest that calls for others to find rest within the quiet place.

I see “The Difference Maker”-

A heart ready and willing to enter the unknown to make a difference one life at a time.

I see “The Sanctuary”-

A heart and soul able to offer a space for others to find safety within themselves.

I see “The Passionate Pursuer”-

A soul delighted and filled with passion and wonder at pursuing purpose and approval from a Heavenly Father.

When I take that last look at my life, when I stand with my Father in the end, what will I see?

What do I see? Who do I see?

I see…

I made a difference.

And I hear those final, sweetest words,

“Well done, my good and faithful servant.”