No Man Is An Island

 Today I had the song, " No Man Is An Island", on my mind! As I've shared in previous blogs that transitioning back to my home has been hard. I know the people along with the places well. However, I do truly miss my NYC family. The journey at home has been interesting. I started a job at Dixie Cafe.  I never imagined myself being a waitress. However, I have told God whatever He gives me I will make the most of it!
This is my first secular job besides the one summer at Hardees. The only jobs I have ever known is NAMB and camp. I'm really learning to let go and let God! The second challenge is just having to depend on others as I transition back. However, today as I ended my shift I was blessed to see two people from my church. I honestly just wanted to hold my face praying I could just get out to have my God cry moment alone.
I  didn't want others to think she must not like her job or does she even want to be here. The heart of the matter is I have been learning so much in letting God  have His will in my life.   So, being able to see those two from my church was a reminder God was there!
It truly is easy when were in these moments having to really press into God for His plans to not want to tuck and hide away. However, we were built for community and we need to embrace it! Are you embracing your community?