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Jeremiah felt your pain. In chapter 20, he cries out against God, blaming God that he had to deliver these messages of woe. He goes so far as to accuse God of deceiving him:
You have deceived me, Yahweh, and I let myself be deceived, you are stronger than I and have overpowered me. I have become a laughingstock the whole day, the whole of it mocks me. ...
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I think there's a strong difference between what you do and who you are. You don't want to "have the call of God on your life", but you still want to share the Gospel and tell others about Jesus.
It sounds to me that the "call on your life", as far as your vocation, is to share the Gospel with other people. That's an excellent, and very admirable place ...
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I don't know exactly what it is that you think God wants you to do that you don't want to do. But let's assume for the sake of argument that the premise of your question is completely correct: God wants you to do X, but you don't want to do X.
It's not at all uncommon that we do not "feel like" doing what is right. I don't feel like working eight hours a ...
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