During the early part of my banking career, I remember a day when the bright, vivid images of a Pinterest perfect peach cobbler caught my attention. It was an effective advertisement that soon had me drooling over the gooey deliciousness of such a luscious dessert.
As silly as this sounds, the sweet, carb laden treat seemed unattainable in the moment.
Drained of energy, and surrounded by the demands of a busy day, I wanted nothing more than to prop my feet up with a warm dessert fresh out of the oven.
It’s a simple thing, and something I’m a little embarrassed about now, but reflecting on the event made me consider how easy it is to overcomplicate life – whether it’s the big or little things that come our way.
In my recent YouTube video, I’m sharing a peek into this story, along with perspective on our willingness to embrace small and simple steps toward overcoming the impossible moments.
Luke 16:10 reminds us he who is faithful in that which is least, will also be faithful in much. We can believe our goals are within reach when we take time to peel back the layers of how the process is mapped out.
You can check out the video here.
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