2 year anniversary at my work

Yesterday was my 2-year anniversary at my work.

I am so thankful that I have come across a few things that would have made me sulk in the past, but some how today they just got me good.  Bulls-eye. 

This post from the awesome blog Stuff Christians Like is all about having the courage to quit your day job and do what you are really called to do.  I love to call ministry coordinating my "day job."

In this post, Jon Acuff writes, you wonder if there's something else you're supposed to be doing because "such a small percentage of who you are, who you really are deep down is getting used at your day job."

I froze at that sentence.  ALL of me is being used at my day job.  100% and more of me.   All of my anger, all of my paralysis, all of my accounting skills and then some, all of my people skills and then some.  All that I am comes out at my day job.

And there is space for more of me!  I can do event planning!  I can daydream about a program for the arts at our church!

There isn't much more to me than that: anger, admin skills, event planning, arts.  And my calling as ministry coordinator uses 300% of what I have to bring.

This fun post at Soul Pancake only drove that home.

What do you do?

I do event planning for the bride of Christ, I do anger problems, I support pastors, I support volunteers, I am dreaming up a program for the arts.  THAT'S what I do.