When "Enough" Doesn't Feel Like Enough

"Enough." That single word keeps echoing in my head. Is what I'm doing enough? The world feels incredibly heavy right now, and I find myself feeling a bit helpless. God tells us to "be still and know" – a profound truth found in Psalm 46:10. But in times when I see people hurting and scared, my heart breaks and it’s hard to be still and know. 

I feel a profound pull to take action, but what action remains stubbornly unknown. So here I sit, in an uncomfortable space, asking for guidance. I'm reflecting on the community I've been blessed with, and I can't help but wonder: is there more I can do, even in my own small corner of the world?

This message is for all of you who feel this same discomfort right now. In a world where global conflicts loom, where political tensions are high, and where friends and neighbors face uncertainty, you are not alone. The feelings are big, overwhelming even, but we know we can trust that all will ultimately be well. We are not made for this world; we are made for more. But as we navigate our lives, we must continuously ask ourselves: What is God calling us to do? What can we do today to be a light, to make the world a better place than it was yesterday?

That small consideration, that tiny change, can create a ripple. A ripple that reaches many in ways we may never fully know.

How is God calling you to lean into the uncomfortable and step into action?