Well said indeed. I also can often find myself one foot in the past and one in the future, with a bannana peel between my feet!! I was listening to robbie zachariaus (spelling) the other day and he was talking about the same thing. Are you familiar with him? If not, google him, youll be glad you did. Powerfull speaker.I have a good story for you. A man is working in a law firm, he is a staunch atheist. One day, as it happens, disaster strikes, and he turns to GOD. He finds himself so filled with the spirit, he feels convicted to return to work to preach to his coworkers, yet he hesitates, What will they think? Will they laugh? Call him crazy? Still, he feels so convicted, he enters the cafeteria of his work, and begins to speak of GOD, and is met with a skeptical, and snide reception. He leaves, hurt and confused, wondering why GOD convicted him, if only to make a fool of him!! Several years later, this man is a minister, and after one paticular sermon, a woman approaches him and thanks him. He asks why,for what? She says, "several years ago, my husband lost his corporate job, and was forced to take a position as a janitor at a law firm down town. One day, when he was feeling completely desperate, he heard a man walk into the cafeteria and begin to speak of GOD. My husband was behind the counter, mopping the floor. When he heard what the man said, it reminded him of his faith, and to trust in GOD, that all would be OK. He said that man was you." The minister realized in that moment that GOD has a plan for us all, and that even though he felt stupid at the time, his words had saved another, and that he did not need to understand GODs will, just to try and do it. Hope you find your own meaning in that story, and GOD Bless.