Two words have been on my mind the last few months: "BE INTENTIONAL." Having experienced what it's like to move to another continent, having adjusted to a new life there, having moved back home after a year, and having the last few months zip my by as I've adjusted to being home . . . I know I just haven't been the same inside. God has done a greater, more transforming work in me that I just can't explain. And one of the greatest lessons is being intentional.
Being intentional about how I love God
Being intentional about spending time with my family
Being intentional about work, preparation and diligence
Being intentional about meeting deadlines and fulfilling responsibilities
Being intentional about maintaining and growing relationships
Being intentional about speaking the truth in love
Being intentional about making new friends
Being intentional about prayer
Being intentional about trying new things
Being intentional about money management
Being intentional about studying and growing and learning
Being intentional about serving the church
Being intentional about overlooking offense
Being intentional about forgiveness
Being intentional about trust
Being intentional about restraining my tongue from speaking mindless, careless words
Being intentional about fearing the Lord and saying no to sin
Being intentional about telling people about Jesus and what He has done for us
Being intentional about discipleship and asking more mature women to speak into my life
Being intentional about sharing my life with people I love
Being intentional about building with the next generation
Being intentional about my health, my body and my food
Being intentional about what I read, watch, sing, say, think
Being intentional about enjoying life, celebrating each day and smiling amidst varied circumstances
Being intentional to meditate on the Word every day
Being intentional about just doing what I need to do every day
When I was much younger, I didn't value intentionality as much. I could do what I wanted, if I wanted, when I wanted. Now I understand that I my time, finances, effort, love should be directed intentionally. It's kinda like walking the dart to the target to make sure nothing is wasted.
Being intentional requires being intentional!
Being intentional about how I love God
Being intentional about spending time with my family
Being intentional about work, preparation and diligence
Katipunan lunch with Elle & Erika |
Being intentional about meeting deadlines and fulfilling responsibilities
Being intentional about maintaining and growing relationships
Being intentional about speaking the truth in love
Being intentional about making new friends
Being intentional about prayer
Being intentional about trying new things
With super great friends! Lhorris, Iya and Dar |
Being intentional about studying and growing and learning
Being intentional about serving the church
Being intentional about overlooking offense
Being intentional about forgiveness
Being intentional about trust
Being intentional about restraining my tongue from speaking mindless, careless words
More great friends: Voica, Mel, Pinks and Owie |
Being intentional about fearing the Lord and saying no to sin
Being intentional about telling people about Jesus and what He has done for us
Being intentional about discipleship and asking more mature women to speak into my life
Being intentional about sharing my life with people I love
Being intentional about building with the next generation
Being intentional about my health, my body and my food
More great friends: Owie, Pat, Roel and Karla |
Being intentional about what I read, watch, sing, say, think
Being intentional about enjoying life, celebrating each day and smiling amidst varied circumstances
Being intentional to meditate on the Word every day
More great friends: Dar, Jay, Dennis and Voica |
When I was much younger, I didn't value intentionality as much. I could do what I wanted, if I wanted, when I wanted. Now I understand that I my time, finances, effort, love should be directed intentionally. It's kinda like walking the dart to the target to make sure nothing is wasted.
Being intentional requires being intentional!
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