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From Del’s Journal: "Our Goal: To Please God, Not Men"

A writing from Spirit in Action’s founder, Del Anderson. Written sometime before 2004.

How often we follow society instead of the call of the Divine, pleasing people, not God.

I believe every Trustee of Spirit in Action should be aware they are purposed to follow the Christ and to say often “Yes, Lord, yes!”  Living in the world a person can live a noble life without risk, and that is okay for the world, but Jesus has overcome the world and He has challenged us to go and do likewise.

It is our privilege to go beyond pleasing people and being a “good” citizen, safe and secure.  We have been brought into Spirit in Action by God to take the risk of being aware of God’s presence within us and allowing God to think, feel, act and respond all day through us as we say “Yes, Lord, yes!”

Then the Sacred One will use us as its representatives, expressions and manifesters and we will fulfill God’s intent and we will hear, “Well done, good and faithful friend.  You are incarnating My Spirit and Truth.  You are moving beyond the safe and secure life.” Knowing about Jesus is not enough.  We need to abide in Him and experience Him.

I am learning, finally, that in this life each of us has a Divine Plan and a special, particular mission. Our challenge is to be aware of God’s Presence and constantly listening and responding all day with the words, “Yes, Lord, yes!”  Thus, the higher purpose and meaning of life become a set goal before us.  This life of adventure and risk leads us into a daily fellowship with Jesus, a journey of fulfilling our high destiny, and becoming our own true self.  This is our call to wholeness.

The Christ is still speaking to us the words Jesus said, “I have called you friends because I have disclosed to you everything that I heard from my Father.  You did not choose me.  I chose you. I appoint you to go on and bear fruit, fruit that will last.”  (John 15:15-16)  God wants to know God’s Self in you and me.

We are answering the call to be whole, the call to be truly all we can be.  Are we ready?  We answer, “Yes, Lord, yes!”

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