I've been working a lot, I've been building relationships with people in my new community and that feels good. I have found a church to be my constant and I am excited about where that might lead me. I have been very busy lately so I am sorry for not writing to you all for a while.
Well life is moving and I can see God putting people in my path. He is teaching me more and more that outside of the "Bible college bubble" that ministry is life. I am grateful for this intensive course in ministry and I don't even have to draw a loan for it!
In other news there is a lot to be done and I wouldn't be human if I never admitted my nervousness in how it will all pan out in regards to next year. I have so much faith in God that it will come together for my good as he knows what is best for me. I have not seen the door close yet so I will go along this path that I am taking these days, but the good news is I don't have to walk it alone.
Often times we are catching this contagious sickness that I will deem the "solo oh no" simply because it rhymes. But what this sickness' side effects contain are: a feeling you are the only one going through something or challenged by something, discouragement, fear, doubt, and possible anger may occur.
The cure of this "solo oh no" is remembering that you are not alone physically, spiritually, or emotionally. There are others out there in this tiny world that are doing or going through some of the same things that you are, thus having the same feelings. There is also a God who understands and knows that it ain't all peach cobblers on a warm summer afternoon around here.
I am a culprit or victim (however you look at it) of "solo oh no" when it comes to things like paying off school debt and still making it overseas next year. These are anxieties that I have most and that I know that I am not the only one trying to do either of those things but sometimes it still gets to me. And if you let him, God will sort it out in yours and my willing hands.
Life is good and exciting, and challenging, but we have been given the tools to accept that challenge and meet those expectations.
All to God
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