Life's Meaning

What is the meaning of your life? For some people reading this question, the answer may easily roll off their tongue, but others may find it one of the most difficult questions they have ever been asked.

"The meaning of my life? How in the world should I know!" says one man. Another chimes, "Hey, I just wake up, eat, work, play a little, and go to sleep. If you can find meaning out of that, good luck!"

I really feel sorry for people who have that type of mind-set. It is no wonder there are so many people walking around suffering from depression, living a mostly bleak existence. There may be the occasional fleshly pleasure or high from drug or alcohol use, but what about real joy, peace, and least we forget, meaning?

My life is probably no more exciting than those of the two men above, and yet I not only understand and appreciate my life's meaning, but regardless of my life circumstances, I have a genuine peace and joy which no man or life trial can steal away from me. This peace and joy comes from one place alone: God.

We are here on this planet for two reasons: to worship God, and to love one another. When we feed this inbred spiritual hunger, man is content. When we turn our back on it, man tries to fill this void with things which may appear to bring happiness and satisfaction, but in reality, whose pleasures are only fleeting.

Our relationship with God is the only true and sustaining spiritual food there is. He gives us life and love, and calls us to share this great love with all men. What greater meaning could ones life have than to be of the royal bloodline of Christ?

Won't you join His family today?

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Contributed by Melanie Schurr (Copyright (c)2003 Melanie Schurr) Melanie Schurr is author of "Ecstatic Living Ecstatic Loving: How to have more peace and joy in marriage, and life in general by walking in harmony with God," and "Son Salutations: A refreshing collection of modern inspirations for those who seek God each day." For more information, visit her web page at www.angelfire.com/mi/melschurr