"I Am Forevermore, Set Apart"

The rough draft into the creation of one's Legacy is drafted every day. Every letter, every word, every sentence, every paragraph, every page and every chapter. The penmanship of your Legacy is represented in not just what you compose with the words that emanate from your lips, with origins of your Heart, but also in the manner in which you live your Life, in the actions that were once thoughts, that became words, that came to fruition, good, bad and otherwise.

At this juncture of your Life, what does your Legacy scream about you?

I choose to lead a Life with the understanding that my Life is not that of my own, but it belongs to the King on the Mighty Throne. Pelt away if you feel so inclined, for my Legacy has already been defined.

Having been set apart, in order to be set apart, to let there be zero ambiguity that "I Am Forevermore, Set Apart." The square doesn't fit into my circle, even after having cut the corners in an effort to do so. That exercise in futility failed to even increase your cardio. You can't keep up after you have already been left behind. Refine your approach in order to yield yourself different results. Otherwise, exactly where you are, is exactly where you will always be. Behind.

Impart a Legacy to your offspring that is far Greater than anything that you thought you brought to the table. For it is still bare, which means that your palate for Life is just as limited as your thoughts on how it actually works. It does not just serve you, it is supposed to come through you, in a Greater effort to be used by the one's that are observing you. And all this time, all that you ever saw or see, was you.

At this juncture of your Life, what does your Legacy scream about you?

Faith without works is dead. What are the actions that are constructing the Legacy that you are leaving behind screaming about you? Are they full of Faith and Love? Have they set you apart forevermore, or just set you as a part, forever?

Heavenly Father.
King Jesus.
Holy Spirit.
Smile.
Love.
Always.
And Still.
Corey A. Ford