I openly admit that I find myself arguing with the great mystery several times a week. All I want is to see the path. I'm that person that has to plan things out. I need to create a map before getting on the path. In order to bring all that's been shared forward my only request is to know where my next step is going to land. On this podcast I talk about my way of challenging the Creator in the way of needing to know so we can better prepare. We have full sight of a past we can't change. Why can't we see where we are growing toward? It's an honest request. The problem with the situation is totally based on who we are as people. We are perfectionists. If we saw our future we'd spend endless hours writing and rewriting the story. We'd drive ourselves insane because in all things we do it has to be something we accept. Even that isn't good enough. Living up to our personal expectations is a chore. Preacher people and those connected to the pulpit have no problem telling their community of believers that we need to have more trust and faith. That lasts for how long? Then I heard something in my heart while recording this broadcast, "If you truly know me. You already know the way."