There’s come a point in life, where one must reevaluate their life. You could say that one is taking a hard look at the man or woman in the mirror. I personally have reached many stages in my own life, where I have had to reevaluate my life and it’s direction, my goals, and my own progress toward my intended objectives. It has been well noted that taking a reflective look on one’s self and one’s actions is not always easy, nor is it always an activity one looks upon with undiluted pleasure. As human beings we all find it necessary to sometimes give advice to our friends, sometimes showing them their own faults, character traits that need to be changed or just allowing them to look at themselves. The necessity we all feel to reevaluate our lives, goals and accomplishments is driven by the desire within each of us to find our place.
God himself commands us to examine, or revaluate ourselves. {1 Corinthians 11:28} Truly finding one’s place is something one cannot do, without divine help and intervention. I find that when evaluating or examining ourselves, one comes up with a lot of questions, but no answers. Could it be possible that we are seeking the wrong sources, and the wrong advice to provide answers to questions that only God can provide a real answer to?
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