In Stephen Spielberg’s semi-autobiographical film, The Fabelmans, audiences are shown how the famed director went from a conventional home life towards achieving his passion behind the camera.
Even though there were bursts of dramatic tension, he showed us that we can achieve our dreams with determination and talent.
Also, we must capitalise on those breaks that come along in unexpected places.
Now, most of us may never achieve the fame and fortune of one of cinema’s best directors, but this should not dissuade us from pursuing our dreams.
From a Christian position, goals and objectives are not merely for the individual.
The actual source for these pursuits finds its roots in God and his purposes for life. In Psalm 139, which states that we are fearfully and wonderfully made by God, moves our lives from ordinary to extraordinary.
Not because of who we are but because of God, the author, and director of our lives.
