Day 30
I resonated with the clear message that Keely had when he described the time that he knew he had a choice for how he would live his life. I had a very similar experience when I was 13 years old. I had just had an argument with my mom (I was being stupid!) and I suddenly realized: I have to live at home for at least the next 5 years. They can be miserable years or they can be good years. It really is up to me. I remember going back and really apologizing to my mom and committing to listen more and be stupid less.
I never would have described that as a Holy Moment. But it was.
I loved the words on page 133: "You are equipped right now to collaborate with God and create Holy Moments." That is so true. As Kelly points out, you don't need a degree; you don't have to have all the answers; you can simply work with God to create those Holy Moments.
I know my life changed for the better after that self-revelation I had at age 13. My life continues to be immensely better each time I work with God to find and create the Holy Moments of my life.
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