One of these days I may get used to this blogging thing, but the chances of that actually happening may be slim to none. Although I will have some time coming up this summer, so who knows. MAYBE someone should hold me accountable to writing/posting/doing something on here at least a couple of times a week. Anyway, final's weeks is upon us here at DTS. Last night, 4 hours was spent studying the Jonah 1-4 in Hebrew for our Hebrew final that is on Tuesday. Today, almost 4.5 hours was spent completing a Church History final. Thankfully, we are allowed to take that as a group. I highly emphasize group learning and discussion. I know it helps me to learn a lot more. It's cool how someone can say one thing and it will completely jog your memory and you will be able to remember a LOT of things you thought you had forgotten. So now, the plan is to work more on Hebrew, finish a paper for my Greek class, and then read some books that need to be read by Thursday. A busy few days ahead, but it's all good! God has taught me a Lot this semester and in ways that I never would have expected. I realize more and more that I am nowhere close to where God wants me to be spiritually. I chalk a lot of that up to flat out rebellion and complacency in my own life, which I know is terrible. I would rather admit it, confess it, repent of it, and seek God though, than to sit and hide it. I struggle, as does everyone else. Maybe we need to admit that to more people. Anyways, check out the video below. I kind of made the lyrics to the chorus a prayer of mine as our church headed into our GROW weekend a couple of weeks ago. Listen to it and hopefully it speaks to you as well. And please, pray for me, because I don't want to just go through the motions. I want to have the deep personal relationship with Jesus where I want nothing but HIM and HIM alone!
2 comments:
I'll hold you accountable. I have to make myself post one thing a day. If you have a statcounter it helps. Mine is Google Analytics and it is how I found that you linked to me (thanks! by the way). I notice on days I do not post I get fewer hits (fewer hits - smaller influence) on days I do the opposite is true.
I look at it this way - I have a short time to influence people to follow Christ. Blogging helps me do more of that with the little time I have, I want to make it count. See ya and thanks again for the link.
I appreciate it! I feel like a little kid, but with blogging, it's like I have to have someone there checking in or up on me to see if I'm actually doing it or not, which is pretty sad. I admit it though, I'm a 27 year old kid or something like that. But I like how you look at the blogging. Only a short time to make an impact, so we need to do what we can when we can.
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