Do you feel you have wasted your life?

Unless we have a palpable awareness of some unique purpose and some observable fulfillment in our lives, many of us assume we have wasted our days. But our lives play out as an allegory of something, though we struggle to understand what that is. I suspect that we represent something to make a point. That which comes through, in turn, leads to something that I believe glorifies God. And all of this is done in ways we don’t necessarily perceive. I have seen the noblest presence expressed through many people. I am sure they were not aware of that or how remarkable it was. Those glimpses were magnificent enough to give me some hope about my life. So the good news is that the lack of achieving awareness of some specific calling or direction is not something that should debilitate you. That sense may not be as important as you think. Moments of His work in and played through us are infinitely significant, no matter how few we have left in comparison to having no such moments. For those who

We plead for God to provide an answer, some relief, or a sense of direction. But we experience only long periods of silence. Meanwhile, we are haunted by the thoughts of our lives merely returning to the dust. Do you feel your life has been ruined or thrown away? Are you doubtful that you will ever rise from the refuse?  If so, the message found in the book  Magnificent Mansions is for you. It may make you think again. This is a true story and a genuine discourse about hope for seemingly wasted or unfulfilled lives. The content promotes biblical perspectives that also challenge some paradigms. And its words are meant to move one to see God at work in us and through us.