When my oldest was born I moved my office home and began decades of multi-tasking. Yes, I was terribly busy, but I could do the laundry, watch the kids and write my sermons on the same day.
This week and next I am serving on a jury, more on that when it's over. So I have to leave the house every day like most working women and try to fit everything else in after.
Two things have made this manageable. Luke is home from college and has stepped up to help at home. And this week's previously picked sermon passage dovetailed with an article I wrote, so my sermon is actually done already. Thank you Jesus!
So the end result is I have a heightened respect for all my sisters who do it all.
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Friedrich Nietzsche said, “The essential thing ‘in heaven and earth’ is… that there should be long obedience in the same direction; there thereby results, and has always resulted in the long run, something which has made life worth living.” Eugene Peterson wrote a book entitled A Long Obedience in the Same Direction, and as someone who has served in the same city since 1982, I claim that as my something that makes life worth living.
Kathy Callahan-Howell
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- Wife of Roger Mother of Nora, Junia, Luke and Wesley Granny to Kathryn and Nile Founding Pastor of the Winton Community Free Methodist Church
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