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I often have made connections between my physical training and spiritual training. The more time I spend 'training' my body, the more I realize just how much I enjoy it. Much like my own spiritual development - the more time I spend doing it - the more I enjoy it, crave it, need it. Today, I was fortunate enough to run through Prospect Park and as I run these days I typically enjoy music, but it is also for the most part spending time with God. Praying for others. For my family. For me. (PS-27.6 miles in the last six days) And sometimes as I run, I feel like God reveals things to me that I need to see/hear/experience. Today was one of those days. If you look at the photo of the Park - you will get an idea of where I am when I tweet/blog about the park. It is a five minute walk from our apartment. (See photo) If you look at the photo, you can kind of see the 'circular' road that loops the park. The 'loop' as people say, is about 3.3 miles, and most

Once again in my life, there are so many unknowns that seem to unfold one after another. One after another. Unfolding. Unknown. It appears that my current role (which in case you live in a cave, I do love) is good through summer 2013. Beyond that - not sure really. But what a blessing. To know that I am ok here for another year. Thank you God for that blessing. To know for a year I can pour into what I am doing, try to help those I come in contact with, serve others in this role to the best of my ability. Very cool. But the uncertainty is sometimes daunting. I like to know the long-term plan. I like to have a vision of the future. And so many things in our lives seem to only be refined to short term knowledge. (That is a very profound statement - even if you can't feel the weight in this blog) But as I ran Saturday in the park (insert another blessing) I wrestled again with this challenge of short term knowledge. And the words of a song I listened to challenged me.