Early in our childhood we begin to form a picture of what we hope our future will look like. Often, as we age, our reality doesn’t match our desires. We risk disappointment, discouragement and a down-cast heart. Then Jesus comes just as he walked alongside those on the road to Emmaus. He reveals to us not only our brokenness but he also tells us his story for our life which is always greater than our own.

There is a deep abiding inner peace that only comes from Jesus. This peace is deep within those who know and understand Christ and trust that God has everything under control. When God's word is entwined in our heart and mind we will be led down a pathway of peace. This peace is the mark of the work of God. However, when we begin to leave the single pursuit of glorifying God and begin to find pleasure in this world your heart will turn from truth. You will find yourself being led away from the will of God, led away by a lust to satisfy self, and you will lose the desire to be a servant.

We are called to love the Lord with all of our heart, mind, soul, and strength. The out flow of that will be expressed in our love for others. The question is what if we don't like ourselves? How do we love people if we don't like ourselves.The ultimate goal of satan is to get us to loathe ourselves, knowing full well that if we hate ourselves we will never be able to love one another.What God inteneded for us is to kow who we are in Him and how much we are loved by Him so we can reach out to a fallen society with the same love that He showers upon us.

Satan is the master complainer and his desire is to plant a seed of discontentment in our heart. When we are not satisfied with where God has placed us in the body we will buy into the lie of the devil and begin to complain against God. There is a reward for those who choose to go God's way and learn to be content in whatever state we find ourselves in.

Jesus Christ filled with compassion moved to bring the worship of God into the central core of humanity. There has to be an inner cry of every Christian that desires to honor the Lord with their life. Jesus Christ will come and unveil Himself to the heart of a servant — those who will serve with the lowest of the low.