A Self Interrogation

I've been in a searching mode of my life over the last few months. I feel like different things have changed in my ministry and life that have brought me to a place of self-reevaluation.

Here are some questions I've been asking myself:

1. Does Christ remain the center of my life, family, and ministry?
2. Am I certain that I am staying true to the specific call of God on my life?
3. What is working for me?
4. What is not?
5. What do I need to change?
6. What are my plans to make the necessary changes?
7. What benchmarks and goals do I need to make in order to ensure progress?
8. What resources do I need to accomplish these goals?
9. Who is going to hold me accountable?

Am I ready to change?

A self interrogation is always a necessary catalyst before entering a new level of life. One definition of insanity is continuing carry out the same act and expect a different result. I've clung to the motto, "If you always do what you've always done, you'll always be where you've always been."

Comments

[Chris R.]

"O righteous Father, the world doesn't know you, but I do; and these disciples know you sent me. And I have revealed you to them and will keep on revealing you. I will do this so that your love for me may be in them and I in them."

[Sharon]

That is interesting...It doesn't matter how old a person is. It is important to periodically do a self-evaluation. God's plans for our lives are so incredible...It seems like they are constantly changing...But the plans somehow all flow from one thing to another!