Each individual is created to be a vessel, through whom, the Creator carries out His purpose on Earth. Therefore, each one is necessarily and uniquely gifted/anointed to do so. Outward appearance is deceiving: some of His most beautiful treasures lie inside damaged - or disheveled - vessels. Watch for them, wait for them... Do not judge them by their flesh, rather observe them through the purified eyes of your heart.
You brought that description alive with vibrant words of detail.
While I enjoyed reading this, it made me wonder… In those few short years and I was called a professor, did my students picture me as eccentric as you have described here. Fortunately I was young then and had not developed the kind of timeless professorial attributes you describe so well. Thank goodness!
You said it right Rhonda! Well done! Yes, we all have God-given gifts. I will always be learning and educating others. There is so much to explore without even going out the door. I love working with college students! God bless you and your family as we come very close to celebrating the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Have a Blessed Christmas! John Michael
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Regis
While I enjoyed reading this, it made me wonder… In those few short years and I was called a professor, did my students picture me as eccentric as you have described here. Fortunately I was young then and had not developed the kind of timeless professorial attributes you describe so well. Thank goodness!
Ron