Union University - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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Most of us have learned the hard way that becoming a Christian does not make all of our problems disappear. In fact, it often seems to add to them. A higher standard is expected of the person who claims to be a Christian than one who does not. People are not perfect and they make mistakes. So do Christians, for they too are only people, and that fact is largely ignored. The main difference between the Christian and the non-Christian is that Christ is there to help us Christians through every problem that we face. He will not work everything out for us, to be sure, but He will give us direction.

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God ' s word tells us that eye has not seen nor ear heard of the things that the Lord has in store for those who love Him. The Bible is full of promises that God has made to those willing to submit their lives to Him. This is why we are here at Union, because God has called us to a specific service with our lives. God knows what is best for us and what will make us happy. That is why the main thing we must do is to submit ourselves daily to the Lord. We should ask Him what He would have us do with our lives on a day-by-day basis. Then we must have the determination to do what He asks us to do, and to go through doors that He opens for us. So whether it be as preacher, data processor, singer, nurse, journalist, artist, or chemist; no matter what our field of study, God has called us. The main thing is not what we do with our lives as much as it is the why or purpose of our lives. As long as we are where God wants us to be, doing what He wants us to do, we will find that we achieve the peace that passes un- derstanding. We will know the inner joy of walking with our Savior and Creator day by day.