"So what are you going to do in May once you graduate college?"

The award winning question that is asked to me quite frequently when I share that I am a senior, slowly preparing to graduate. This question is both stressful and funny all at the same time. The stressful part is the answer that is an oh-so-strong "I don't have a single clue." The funny part is that I know that I don't need to have a clue.

Faith is realizing that what we do and what we say in life is nothing in comparison to who we are in light of Christ.

Now don't get me wrong, I desire deeply to know what my calling is and where God wants me to follow Him. However, I also have to remember that His calling and plans for my life will never go away until He is ready for them to. That gives me the most peace in knowing that God will always remain with me.

I may not know what I want to do in ministry when I graduate, but I do know that I have a heart filled with passions to share the hope that we have in Jesus. That hope is what drives my longing to serve Him, and I trust that His plans are greater than any of my own.

I know that I am not the only one who struggles with calling and figuring out what their purpose is in life. I challenge you this week to pray to God and ask Him to give your heart the patience to wait for His will to line up with your will. I can assure you that I pray this continuously and that it is not an easy battle. However, the end result in God reaching out to your heart is so much greater than allowing yourself to sit in the worries of "what more should I be doing right now". Instead, focus more on the "what more should I be seeking towards God for?"