Hit with Wanderlust

Man do I have Wanderlust. I've decided to take the next couple of weeks for vacation and travel. I'm keeping a close eye on the surf at Virginia Beach. Be lovely to spend a few days there riding some swells. I'm also hoping to get back to G-Burg to visit the new interactive trail at Devil's Den and Little Round Top. Finally, it's been years since I've visited the Custer National Battlefield in Montana. That battle has always fascinated me for some reason. It's fairly easy to fly from RDU to Billings via Denver on United. We'll see. 

God gives each of us a limited number of days on this earth. I pray that I would use them wisely, that I would be faithful, and that I would not grow weary. I feel so small, so useless, when faced with a world as broken as ours. I tell myself that God is working to redeem it in his own good time, but my heart wants everything to be made right immediately. It's hard to maintain a conscience void of offense toward both God and man. It takes prayer, right living, proper devotion, and lots of patience. Sometimes it involves taking a vacation to get away and gain a new perspective on this old world of ours. 

We are servants of the Eternal Contemporary, and he will be with us "all the days" even unto the consummation of the age. Amen!