Most of the times I find myself
so confused on what to do in my life.
Specifically in work. Lately, I
was told that they want me to be full-time employed in the current work that I do, psychometrist in a private drug rehabilitation center.
It’s not that I do not like the work there, it’s just that I have that
confusion, doubt, fear that sometimes I could not understand where is it coming
from. I am confused because, I do not
know if this is what God wants me to do, I mean, is this workplace the one that
God wants me to minister? That question seems so unanswerable and I could not
even make-up my find to answer it.
Secondly,
I doubt because the work place is run by a non-adventist people. And, I grew up from an Adventist community
where people I deal every day, talk with, grew up with are Adventist. Yes, I know, not all people in Adventist
Community are good or that “righteous” but I just could not understand why that
feeling of doubt is so strong. The
feeling that this is not a good workplace since this is run by a non-adventist
people.
Lastly
is fear. I fear that I would not be able
to stand firm on my faith and that in the end, I might end-up compromising my
faith. I fear that I will not be a light
to the people I will meet. I fear that I
will end-up not having that passion for service.
That
being said, I am really confused. It’s
more on arguing my values and principles in life. Because I have that strong conviction that I
am to work only in an Adventist Denomination.
My parents worked in Adventist Denomination and it seems to me that I
have that straight thinking to work only in Adventist Denomination. I believe, I have high chance to be employed
to the two workplace. But, what I am
praying for is to answer my question, where GOD wants me to work? If He will
see me work, where? What am I doing? And to whom I am working with? Questions, questions, questions…..
Thus,
as of this time, I just let things happen, I mean, letting and go and letting
GOD! And I pray that GOD will enlighten
me before the day comes.
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