September 2011
28 posts
thunderstorms
I do not need a way to the The Way.
I have Jesus.
I can’t decide if I want to write for VWC’s paper.
My friend has been bugging the crap out of me about it.
Decisions.
- Fascinating discourse, chum
- Riveting fable, comrade
- Intriguing anecdote, brethren
- Perpetuating argument, colleague
- Sweet saga, yo
- Waste of time, jerk
- Spellbinding reiteration there, my chummy
- Phantasmagorical novelization, oh great one
- Interesting intellect, imbecile
- Trepidating bore, fetus
- Ballin’ gossip, dawg
“I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world.” John 16:33
This has been coming up EVERYWHERE.
I hear you, God.
We got our RDYC 2011 CDs today.
Most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard.
My suitemates are in the suite getting drunk, and I’m sitting in my room.
Gotta love college.
Love is patient. Be patient and wait for that man of God He has planned for you. Please do not settle for a man of this world (I use the term “man” loosely if he doesn’t follow Christ). A man who does not love Christ with all of his heart does not deserve yours. You are the daughter of a King,…
I’ve been really struggling lately with feeling like I don’t fit in here at Virginia Wesleyan. I’ve felt like a loner, that I really have no friends, and that I just spend most of my time by myself, in my room. And don’t get me wrong, I do spend most of my time in my room. But I am involved with a Christian fellowship group called InterVarsity. We had a gathering tonight, and we did a lesson on “the Gospel according to The Office.” Yeah, the TV show. The lesson was on identity. And, while I have sat through this lesson last year at an InterVarsity gathering, this time was different.
We related how Michael, Dwight, and Ryan find their identities, by being the boss and being everybody’s friend, being adored by Michael, or not being a “guy” in the office to our identities.
I am a child of God. First and foremost, above everything else, I am a child of God. That’s my identity. I should grow in Him, and HE will place the people in my life, that need to be in my life. I shouldn’t need to worry about finding friends or “fitting in” here. I’ll make it through. With God on my side, I’ll make it through. I just need to grow in Him, and become an even greater child of God.