(Photo by Selma Komisky)

Our Note to Guys: Just Because

By Sarah and Selma Komisky

QUESTION: What is an encouraging word you would like to share with our guy readers this month “just because?”

“He has told you, O man, what is good; and what the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God.”

– Micah 6:8 (ESV)

This is our prayer for you.

SURVEY ANSWERS:

“I’m so glad your reading MM and note to guys! It shows me your open to resources for working on being the best you. So good job! What I’d like to say is, Jesus is a personal Savior. He cares, sees you, and knows what your going thru. Trust Him.”

“Cast all your anxiety on him because He cares for you…not just what happens now,  but for what’s happens eternally.”

“Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us!”

“Prayer changes things… ask … seek … knock…so, don’t say it pray it!”

“God loves you so much that he gave you incredible opportunities to lead for his glory. Jesus loves you!”

“I would encourage young men (and women!) to relax and enjoy the moments in life! This is something I didn’t know about when I was young.  I was always in a hurry to “get things done”….checking things off my to-do list. Even while on vacation with my family.  Slow down.  Notice the little things.  The beautiful sunset. The wonder in a child seeing a caterpillar the first time.  Listen to the sounds of the crashing waves on the beach….take it all in….memorize the smell of the ocean.  I used to look forward to my children growing older and being able to do things themselves. Now….I miss those years when they were little….and so interested in seeing every creature at the zoo….and having an ice cream dripping down their clothes on a hot summer’s day.  Enjoy the little things now. Don’t wish away your youth….slow down and make memories to cherish.”

“There are so many voices screaming for your attention, time, and energy. It’s easy to be pulled in many different directions and slowly slip away from where you need to be. Listen to God’s voice. Make Him priority and life and it will be full. It’s easier to slip into other areas without realizing it and deviate from what is important. Ask God to redirect your priorities centered around Him. Everything else will fall into play.”