Maybe you are one of those persons who got a job right out of college, it could be too that you have been employed for ‘many moons,’ or maybe you are so talented that NCU could not take the risk of not employing you. If I am relating anything close to your story, then maybe because you had no problem with employment, you might not realize what a blessing it is to be gainfully employed.
Maybe
you have never stopped a minute to thank God that you receive a pay-check at
the end of each month. I can almost read your mind right now, but the amount on
your pay slip or how much more you would want it to be is not the matter at
hand. The germane point that I want to make is that many persons would give ‘an
arm and a leg’ just to be in your position. Seriously! However, the truth is
that you are the one whom the Lord has selected for the job, so praise God, for
indeed it is a blessing.
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=Image%3a+Christian+Teacher&view=detail&id=0164993165A62573AADE931523B27219910A5A33&qpvt=Image%3a+Christian+Teacher&FORM=IDFRIR
Do
understand though that with every blessing there is an attendant responsibility
that goes with it. As you therefore praise God for the privilege of being
chosen to be one of those who ‘SERVE’ at the top of the hill, NCU, here are a
few things you should never take for granted:
You work in a Christian environment: Hello somebody, have you ever been employed in a non-Christian organization. Don’t even go there, just know that the best place that any Christian can work, is in a Christian organization.
You are
a role-model: Thank the Lord that He has called you to be a role model, at
such a time as this. All who work at NCU are placed in position of leadership.
Our main purpose in not to instruct others but to mold young minds after the
similitude of Christ’s character. There are many individuals who like to model,
and we have no challenge with that for we like to model too. We model Christ. What
a privilege! Don’t take it for granted.
You are a soldier: Maybe you are thinking that to be a soldier
is not a big deal, but in this case, it is, for you are not an ordinary
soldier. Fellow employees, as workers here, you have enlisted in the Lord’s
Army. This is not an ordinary position; you are, for your weaponry is servant-leadership.
Therefore, as you serve, do so with a smile, and never forget who is giving the
marching orders.
To
persist beyond this point would border condescension because I’m certain you
have gotten the point: there is just so much to be thankful for. I invite you then to record for yourself the
many things that you should never take for granted; count your blessings; never
be ungrateful for God’s blessings; take nothing for granted.
Jacqueline Champier
Instructor
Behavioural Sciences Department
No comments:
Post a Comment