To make a difference is to exhibit a distinct quality in every endeavour: education, vocation/profession, or ministry. To make a difference is to deviate from the normal way of doing something so as to achieve laudable and outstanding result. Making a difference in a crowd makes a person to stand out in any assemblage. Making a notable difference comes through acquisition of knowledge and experience built upon an innate virtue. The calibres distinguished through remarkable difference in their endeavours journey through less travelled road and leave inerasable footprints for incoming calibres to broaden. Robert Frost said, “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the less travelled by, and that has made all the difference.”
Making a difference is not attained by sudden flight, but by toiling upwards in the night while other are sleeping
Those who make a difference in their world are those who are decisive in nature, they are not like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind. They are originators who are courageous and firm in purpose. Those who make a difference rule their world because they know that sentiments in decision making are for the unwise. They are down to earth in their dealings with others. Tribalism is a strange word in their lexicon. These set of people believe that if something can be improved, the sooner the better, and if something should be corrected, it should not wait till the next day, and if something has to be done eventually, why not now? They know that on the plains of hesitation lie the bleached bones of uncountable people.
Those who make a difference in spiritual and secular assignments are guided by the skilfulness of their hands, and inspired by the Holy Spirit. Just like Ben Carson wrote Gifted Hands, they are also led through a heart of integrity. The skill they acquired through diligence continually single them out for a rousing recognition. Their continued integrity is nourished with the fear of the Lord in their heart, and enabled by the Holy Spirit Himself.
So, making a distinct difference in your spiritual and or secular assignments is a matter of preference and determination to follow through on the innate talent that God has equipped the person with.
Remain blessed in the precious name of our Lord Jesus.
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