We are in process. Always we are in process. Of course the logical transition from that statement would be to talk about sanctification. The whole “already but not yet” deal. But that’s not really what I am talking about. Although it could be. J
It seems as though for the last 4 years of my life I have been in this transition phase; never really knowing exactly what was happening next or where my feet would take me. I went from college to California, then moved back across the country to Illinois, got engaged, moved/got married, changed jobs and moved again.
Still we continue (we being my husband and I) to be in that transition phase, that process. We are looking for the next step: where do we go to church now, where will we be after graduation, so on and so forth. Parts of this are draining, but most of it is really, really fun. We have “the world at our finger-tips” so to speak. I love where we are at in life and I love being in transition. There is a sort of excitement in not knowing what we will be doing in 6 months or a year.
I guess that could really be said for all of life. We really don’t know where we will be in 6 minutes or in 6 hours or in 6 years. Some people freak out about this type of thing. I am learning that I really am okay with being in process. Not just okay, but actually sort of loving it. ;)
