Think About It

At some point in our lives, many of us have wondered about the security of our jobs.  Even those who have done a good job can find themselves in a quandary about their future through no fault of their own.  As I look back on my life, whether it was a minister for several smaller churches or as a state employee, there have been times of uncertainty.  When this happens – even though we scramble to learn the facts – we spend a good deal of our time wrestling with fear.  It seems like job security fluctuates from time to time and place to place, so even if you aren’t facing it today, you may tomorrow.   Now, you might read this previous paragraph and figure that I am going to break out into a chorus of “hang in there” for those who are fearful, but that’s not my point.  You see, today’s observation is about what we can do to help those who are facing an uncertain future.  Now, before we move on, remember the previous point – fears tend to overwhelm fa...