Southern Pilgrim College - Pine Burr Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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GUIDING CDUR STEPS Not many experiences in life are more baffling to the Christian than to be faced with a perplexing problem and to be unable to find clear assurance as to what God's leading is. Life is complex, and sometimes helpl is greatly needed. Disturbed days and sleepless nights are experienced sometimes in the process of trying to discover God's will, but for the sincere listening Christian the revelation will surely come. First of all let us face the fact that God does not reveal His plans for all His children in precisely the same way, whether it be sacred or secular work, permanent ortemporary. So let not wbe dismayed if the signs direct- ing us are not exactly the same as someone else has found and followed, for God deals with people individually. Possibly the most perplexed person is thet young man or woman em - barking on plans for careers. The night career for the Christian is of im- portance, for the wrong education or the wrong start inbusiness or the professions may entail great Aloss in time, money, and courage. If a person is planning to take a long, important journey, he will study road maps carefully, enlist the aid of widely-traveled friends, consult travel bureaus and so forth: for he will profit by the experience of those who have studied and been the way before. How necessary, therefore, that in the spiritual realm we should seek guidance of the Great Leader who knows ,M N the pitfalls, hazards, and also the strengths and weaknesses of those making journeys. it We need p to remember that guidance is not something which is accom- plished once and all. The Lord's leading is not limited to times of crisis of emergency, such as might occur only two or three times in a life- time. Divine guidance is a daily need and as important as food. i Gordon E. Miner, President of College 6

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