With my current schedule I rarely find time to just BE. However, today I did. I still woke up early and had somewhere to go, but I didn't have to use my brain for what I was doing (cleaning houses), so I put my ear buds in and occupied it with thoughts. I thought about school. I thought about people and how it is so easy to judge a person’s character without clarifying facts. I thought about where my life is going and where my life has been. I thought about my insecurities. I found joy in thinking about my Savior. I thought about work and ministry. I thought about much more than I can mention in a single blog post.
Friday, September 30, 2011
weakness
With my current schedule I rarely find time to just BE. However, today I did. I still woke up early and had somewhere to go, but I didn't have to use my brain for what I was doing (cleaning houses), so I put my ear buds in and occupied it with thoughts. I thought about school. I thought about people and how it is so easy to judge a person’s character without clarifying facts. I thought about where my life is going and where my life has been. I thought about my insecurities. I found joy in thinking about my Savior. I thought about work and ministry. I thought about much more than I can mention in a single blog post.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
where two or three are gathered...
Friday, September 16, 2011
I never could juggle very well.
It has been such a great semester all ready. I have meet many new people at school. People who love Jesus and people who need Jesus. All my classes are going great and homework has been relatively light.
Work is work :)
Mission day is underway and I have more responsibilities than ever this year! I am still trying to decide if I like that or not. I cannot wait for Bible Club to start!
In the midst of the juggle we decided to spend our evening with the Saints at SFS for homecoming! It was such a fun time visiting with friends and meeting new faces. I am so grateful for the doors God has opened for us to reach the students at Santa Fe South Charter Schools with the love of Jesus.
Friday, August 12, 2011
To Middle School We Go!
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Why The Change?
And that's where Emily and Jennifer come in. I met Emily at the Santa Fe South Bible Club I coordinate each Monday. I have known her for over a year now and we have grown to be best friends. Soon after meeting Emily I quickly discovered the life that surrounded her was lacking truth. But God had a plan when he brought her into my life and gave me the love that I needed to reach out. Emily was saved at Bible Club and I had the great honor of being there and hearing her declare her need for a Savior. She is now a growing follower of Christ and her passion for God is contagious to all who meet her.
Friday, February 11, 2011
fit for your brain
This is what happens when you take psychology class, you get excited and want to share all the new information you have recieved with others. The brain is a very interesting organ and God made it perfectly. So get out and use it!
Pumping Neurons: Exercising Your Brain
So, here’s the critical question: Are you a mental athlete—or a cerebral couch potato? Whatever your age, there seems to be a simple prescription for keeping your brain fit. Along with regular physical activity, engaging in any kind of intellectually challenging pursuits will keep those dendrites developing. Enrichment need not involve exotic or expensive pursuits. Novelty and complexity can be as close as your college campus or library. Here are just a few suggestions:
-Don’t hide in your room or apartment—seek out social interaction (except when it interferes with studying). Remember, the brain thrives on social stimulation.
-Learn to play a musical instrument. If you can’t afford music lessons, join a singing group or choir. If you already play a musical instrument, experiment with a new style or musical genre.
-Take a class in a field outside your college major or in a new area. Experiment by learning something in a field completely new to you.
-Read, and read widely. Buy magazines or check out library books in fields that are new to you.
-Try puzzles of all kinds—word, number, maze, or matching.
-Get regular aerobic exercise, even if it’s no more than a brisk daily walk. If possible, vary your routes and try to notice something new about your surroundings on each walk.
-Unplug your television set for two weeks—or longer.
Better yet, take a few minutes and generate your own list of mind-expanding opportunities!
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Photoshop Class
The sermon on Strongholds was really good this morning. God has been doing such an incredible work in my heart and life recently. He is so amazing and I don't deserve His undying love. Don't forget to pursue God this weekend and know that He is always pursuing you.