Perfection
Taking a step forward to simply say and admit I am not perfect.
{As if that's not already obvious.}
Further more to admit I want to be perfect but fall more than just short.
In my heart perfection is far from what I want. Yet my mind thinks otherwise.
I think there are two kinds of 'perfect' :
1. Perfection for the bettering of your soul
&
2. Perfection to be without flaw
Both sound appealing.
Only the kind for bettering your soul is healthier and just better in general.
I can't help but struggle to wrap my mind around this.
What it comes down to though is:
No we're not going to be perfect.
Yes, we need to work towards perfection even if we don't gain anything in this world.
We will in the next.
Ever since I was diagnosed with KSS I have told myself if I didn't have "this" my life would be perfect.
Don't think of that as a negative statement but as a positive one.
No one's life is perfect. And this is my cross.
My life is next to perfect.
In a way it is.
But hold the phone, I don't want you to think I think I am better than everyone else. That'd be a false accusation.
What I mean by that is I have friends and family who love me dearly and deeply.
To me that is perfect.
So here is to walking the fine line of bettering myself for Jesus!
{As if that's not already obvious.}
Further more to admit I want to be perfect but fall more than just short.
In my heart perfection is far from what I want. Yet my mind thinks otherwise.
I think there are two kinds of 'perfect' :
1. Perfection for the bettering of your soul
&
2. Perfection to be without flaw
Both sound appealing.
Only the kind for bettering your soul is healthier and just better in general.
~ Matthew chapter 5:48 ~
"Therefore you are to be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect".
I can't help but struggle to wrap my mind around this.
What it comes down to though is:
No we're not going to be perfect.
Yes, we need to work towards perfection even if we don't gain anything in this world.
We will in the next.
Ever since I was diagnosed with KSS I have told myself if I didn't have "this" my life would be perfect.
Don't think of that as a negative statement but as a positive one.
No one's life is perfect. And this is my cross.
My life is next to perfect.
In a way it is.
But hold the phone, I don't want you to think I think I am better than everyone else. That'd be a false accusation.
What I mean by that is I have friends and family who love me dearly and deeply.
To me that is perfect.
So here is to walking the fine line of bettering myself for Jesus!
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