“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own” (Matthew 6:34). Mother Natalia is a nun. In a recent interview, she quoted someone who came and spoke to her community. The speaker said: “Are you where your feet are?”* At first, it seems like…

Are you where your feet are?

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  1. lghiggins Avatar

    To my regret, I know that I am not always truly present. My mind wanders from what is right in front of me. With God’s help, I will try to focus on “where my feet are.”

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    1. Robyn Pratt Avatar

      Me too! I am always trying to make sure I have what I need for the next thing on the calendar.

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      1. lghiggins Avatar

        Yes! Isn’t that what responsible adults, especially parents, do? Yes, and it’s not wrong, but is that what Jesus has told us to do with our worries and concerns? As Christians, this is a good example of how we live between our two homes–one foot on earth and one in an eternal kingdom. Jesus did a lot better job with that than I ever could!

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