Regrets
Posted by Colston | Labels: California Christian lifestyle, Choices, Christian, Christian lifestyle, people, priorities, Schindler's List, Sunday School, value | Posted On Thursday, March 18, 2010
Regrets, we all have them and for some of us, those regrets haunt us even today. As I thought back on my life, I have to be honest, my regrets aren't from DOING something, they usually stemmed from NOT doing something. In either case, the decision I made resulted in an outcome that I wasn't pleased with.
I believe that the regrets I have come from my value system. What I mean by that is that every decision we make, we make based on what we value most. The problem we have in life is that what we value is usually worthless and the things that we should value we don't.
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I want to live a life without regrets. At the end of my life, I want to look back and say that I did everything I could. In order for me to do that, I have to value the things that are most valuable.
What is it that you value most? If you don't know, ask yourself these questions. What do I spend most of my time doing? Where do I spend most of my money? If I had a free day to do whatever I wanted, what would I do?
Answering those types of questions will give you a hint as to what it is that you value.
What is more valuable than your relationship with God? The Sunday school answer is nothing BUT does your life back that up?
Good job Pal...honestly, I think alot of people would say that they regret things they didn't do. You walk away from something or someone saying,"I wished I would have..." or "why didn't I...".
Good thoughts
Good job Pal...honestly, I think alot of people would say that they regret things they didn't do. You walk away from something or someone saying,"I wished I would have..." or "why didn't I...".
Good thoughts