When I woke up today, I almost postponed my morning walk. After giving thanks for the day, all my excuses for why I was not going walking came:

1. I hadn't slept well

2. 1 was in pain

3.1 had a morning appointment

4.It looked like it was going to rain

5. It was okay if I missed today, I had walked yesterday and I could do it tomorrow.

But I went.

I enjoyed the walk. When I changed directions to return home, I saw the most beautiful scene; a rainbow, the sun, and the clouds. I was mesmerized. The rainbow was evolving as I watched. As the size of the clouds grew, the rainbow moved higher. On the other side of the rainbow. It was bright and sunny, no clouds.

Think about this - the presence of the clouds does not negate the presence of the promise. Don't believe because there are challenges, frustrations, delays and disappointment's (clouds) that God's promise to us doesn't stand (rainbow).

As we grow through all of those, maybe we get closer to seeing His fulfilled promise. Let us not miss the fulfillment of His promises in our life. As He is faithful, so must we be persistent.

What can we learn from the butterfly?

change, transformation and growth

I believe there is something specific for each of us to do. Question is - are we doing?

I believe there is someone unique we were each made to be. Question is - are we becoming?

Do we see the beauty, the potential in the process that has begun?

Or are we continuing to hold on to who we were and what we have already done? Are we scared to change, scared to embrace who we may become?

I encourage us to lean into the transition, embrace change, and begin the journey to fulfilling our destinies.

B. Thompson

Pay careful attention to your own work, for then you will get the satisfaction of a job well done, and you won’t need to compare yourself to anyone else. Galatians 6:4