Change is something we do everyday. Most of us don't like it. We're comfortable the way we are. I remember when Apple's iPhone was went through it's first level of change people were complaining about no longer being able to do different things. Now we expect there to always be something new. Bosses endlessly tell their employees that changes need to be made. I grew tired of hearing "If you don't like it we'll show you the door." Where's the victory in that? But like the iPhone we evolve with the evolution of change. Until the day we hear something in our heart that invites you to step toward a spiritual change. This is where I get lost. All things that demand change pull us in and we change. But the moment God wants to show us new ways we don't want to break the bad things. It becomes a choice. Only to come face to face with an emptiness that seems endless. Man can make you change but the maker has to wait until you're weak. What if you met the decision maker with "I am willing with your way. Show me and I shall serve." Pretty heavy loyalty isn't it? The difference between the changes? One is demanded while the other is commanded. One says do your job while the other says "I'll be your leadership."