by Bonnie H. Cordon

I like to take road trips.  Sometimes as I’m driving down the road I think of how little effort it takes to change a lane.  First, I see a car ahead that I am gaining on.  Then with little perceived motion I change lanes.  Sometimes it seems little more than a thought that moves the car into the other lane.  Now, if that road splits and I stay in the other lane I could end up in a different destination than the other lane would take me. 

That’s what I thought of when Sister Cordon talks about ‘leaning.’  A gesture that makes us off balance or off center.  Sometimes it doesn’t take much to end up in a different lane that could take us somewhere we didn’t plan going.

The link will take you to Sister Cordon’s talk at the General Women’s Session.

Trust in the Lord and Lean Not