Divine Moments and Gifts:  Embracing God’s Timing

Today, I want to continue a thought about Monday’s moment that I shared yesterday.

Have you ever thought that what you do, where you do it, the relationships you have, and the moments that present themselves can all work together and even be “divine, pre-ordained moments?  I have, and I do believe it. 

As a Christ follower I believe that God has given gifts to each of us that can be used to build up each other and the church.  (I Cor.  12: 4-7)

I believe we are called to continue to grow our gifts and be excellent in what we do for the glory of God and to let those talents be used by him, in His divine timing. 

Several years ago I sang at a funeral towards the end of my tenure at a school I was serving.  After the service the wife of the man who had passed away said “God brought you here, and kept you here for this moment”. 

Wow!  Humbling.  Powerful.  Thought provoking.  Could it be that I wasn’t there for the work, the championships, or the experience? 

Was I brought there to that church, with that small group, and develop those relationships to minister to the family in their time of need? Everything prepared and working together for that one moment?

Monday’s sharing of a writing that I wrote last week?  Yes, it fit into the book, but did I have those thoughts, write those words, with that scripture passage just for the book? 

Did God know that they would be needed to be shared with someone as an encouragement a few days later?  He certainly can, and He did. 

Every talent and gift that you have is just that.  A gift.  A gift to be used for good, and if you commit to using it for God it is amazing what He will do with it, and the time that He will use it. 

Continue to develop and fine tune your gifts, then let them be used in moments that are divine and ordained by God. 

God often shows up in the small moments and he wants us to be available and do so as well. 

Be Blessed and Be A Blessing.

Published by toddagordon

Meet Todd Gordon, a seasoned educator, coach, and activities administrator who dedicated an impressive 37 years to shaping the lives of students within the realm of education.  His career has taken him on a remarkable journey through nine different school districts, ranging from the intimate setting of a small school to the dynamic landscape of a large, multi-high school urban district – truly everything in between. In 2022, Todd embarked on a new chapter, retiring from his illustrious career in education. However, retirement did not signal an end to his passion for making a positive impact in the realm of sports and activities.  Todd joined BOUND, a leading sports software company, where he continues to contribute his wealth of experience and knowledge to support activity administrators and coaches. Beyond the professional arena, Todd’s personal life is a testament to dedication and enduring love.  Married to his wife, Deb, for an impressive 40 years, they have navigated life’s journey together.  Their family has grown to include three married children, each on their unique paths, and six delightful grandchildren who bring joy and laughter to their lives. Todd authored and published his first book, “The Power of One.  One Word Leadership”, in 2022.   His newest project is the “The Pursuit”, and it starts with new writings on a new page on this website.  Todd delves into the essence of your daily pursuit of excellence, offering insights on growth, resilience, and the power of redemption.  By weaving daily Scripture insights into our exploration, we bridge the timeless with the contemporary, inviting you to reflect on leadership principles grounded in spiritual wisdom.

3 thoughts on “Divine Moments and Gifts:  Embracing God’s Timing

  1. More inspiring and challenging words, Todd. All who read them will be blessed as was I. May God continue to bless you with special insights into how we all should live our life in a way that honors Him!! Love you and proud of you, Todd!

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