I do agree with you that God does not love anyone more than anyone – if that were true then salvation would only be for a chosen few – great choice of words there! The fact remains that God loves us all, and that includes you and I encourage you to take God at His word and allow Him to lead and guide you to your full potential. It’s how all of the pages combine to create the entire book, or the entire organization, that is most. Understanding that a legacy will live on. Having the ability to see significance in work, beyond the obvious. Life on earth is a whole, yet it expresses itself in unique time-bound bodies, microscopic or visible, plant or animal, extinct or living. Everything is complicated if no one explains it to you. The truth of the story lies in the details. So often in our attempts to get on the same page, we overlook the fact that organizationslike bookshave many different pages. Seeing a vision, a sense of the bigger picture. If you want to annoy a poet, explain his poetry.
#SEEING THE BIGGER PICTURE IN LIFE HOW TO#
I encourage you to re-read the article and look at the point that was made: about God loving us so dearly and the fact that He sees and knows our beginning and ending and that is the reason that we may not get something that we may want because God sees ahead and knows that it will not benefit us. How to See The Big Picture, Without Losing Sight of The Details. This guy he lives not too far from me, and I see him almost every day, because that was not the focus I didn’t say this, so I was not judging the guy. What I did is take an ordinary everyday occurrence and use it as a point of reference to show that we don’t always think ahead, and that we cannot see into the future, and so make decisions based on the now without first seeking what God wants us to do.
I think that you have focused on the minor.
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