One of the things cyclists quickly learn is that you must always be looking as far down the road as possible. Most accidents occur because something happens suddenly that you’re not expecting because you were distracted by an “immediate” need; a stone, a branch, or a person that steps in your path.
Over time, your neck muscles adjust to looking way down the road and become comfortable with gaining that vision. Friends, that’s something that most of us don’t do naturally. We are far more inclined to think about the rocks, branches and people that might be all around us more than what God has prepared for us in the weeks and months ahead.
I want to urge you to seek God for your personal vision as well as your part in the vision of our ever expanding church family. It may be a bit uncomfortable at first, but in the end, it’s really the best place to be to experience all that God has for you!
Blessings,
Dr. Jay
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