Frustration. Fatigue. Burnout.
Good-meaning Christians can fall into this trap if they aren’t careful. In the secular world, we call people who get to this point “workaholics.” The advice the world gives is that these people need to reorder their priorities and learn to say “no” to new things. They need to schedule a little “me” time.
I’m highly resistant to change. I think the main reason I hate change so much is that I’m such a big planner. I like to have very detailed plans about most everything. Daily, short-term, and long-term I have a pretty good idea of what I want to see happen and my vision doesn’t change unless and until it has to.
As I write this, our area is bracing for its first real winter storm of 2015. Forecasters are calling for 3-5 inches of snow. I like to see the snow, to watch it fall, and see how pretty everything is when it is covered with the white stuff. I’m old enough now that I don’t really look forward to it sticking around for any period of time, since I generally have to get to work regardless.
Since I recently released “Fear Not” on iTunes, I decided to create some simple videos to go along with the songs I wrote for the album. Here’s the first one for the song “Unafraid.” Enjoy!
I’m very pleased to announce that Francisco Road’s second album, “Fear Not,” which was originally released for digital download on January 23, 2014, is now available for purchase on iTunes and in the Amazon music store.
