No less important than the question “Who are you?” is the question: “Where are you?” Not: Where are you physically? But rather: Where do you stand in your life? Where do you stand in relation to the person you wanted to be, to the values you believe in, to the people you love, to your faith, to yourself? Are you in the place that is right for you, or have you perhaps, without noticing it, drifted away from it? This is not a simple question. Because life allows us to keep going, even when we have long since lost our way inwardly. We can get up in the morning, work, run a household, meet people, complete tasks and function perfectly on the outside — and yet feel deep within ourselves that we are no longer truly in our rightful place.
One of the first questions God asks in the Bible touches on exactly this point. Adam and Eve have eaten from the Tree of Knowledge. When they hear the voice of God walking through the garden, they...
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