There are times in many of our lives when we ask, in bewilderment, “What am I here for?” Especially during those intervals when there seems no apparent reason for our existence here.
It’s important during these times to remember, we’re not here for a “what,” but a “who.” That little three-letter word will change one’s whole outlook on life. The “who” may not be visible to you, but you are to them. They need you!
Adam was not created for a “what,” but a “Who,” GOD! Eve was put on earth for a “who,” Adam, not a “what.” Our Creator is not interested so much in “whats,” but He most definitely is in “whos.”
Paul suffered most of his long ministry. He was a weary soul, and had cause to be. He told the Believers at Philippi he longed to depart this life and be with his Lord. But added, “Nevertheless to abide in the flesh is more needful for you.”
Those of us closer to His House than ours, and you who know nothing but pain, day-in and day-out, need to realize it is more necessary for us to hang-out here awhile longer than to go home. Someone, someplace, somewhere, needs you.
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