Maybe if you’re a parent, you’ve heard the term bandied around — “executive functioning.” It’s a set of skills that some of us, well, lack — the ability to be efficient, be organized, Get It Together. It comes up in conversation along with words like underperforming, procrastination, and Attention Deficit Disorder. It’s my nemesis. And as I was researching how to help my sadly saddled child, inheritor of my weaknesses, I got to thinking about how this scatterbrained tendency impacts people spiritually. Where does a person start a project that huge, a lifetime of walking with God? How can you whittle down a thousand page book to a do-able daily goal?
That’s where this article was born, and I hope it offers some of y’all a breath of fresh air. “Ten Verses for the Spiritually Scattered”
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I have a wonderful daughter who is nevertheless very ADD. I love her anyway 🙂 – she is one of my two favorite daughters! And she follows the suggestions in this list. It helps her achieve far more than I feared she might. Seems like God’s Word can help even the ADDled.
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As a fellow ADD person, I had never thought about how it impacts my walk with Christ…but I see myself in what you have written! Prayers that trail off…distraction when I try to focus on Christ. Thanks for the suggested verses to ponder.
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