You ever had one of those weeks that you just couldn't wait til it was over? It's been like that for me this week. I've had a ton of stuff to do this week school-wise, whether it be tests or just regular assignments and I've just got more coming up this next week. I know I only have to make it a few more days, but the end just feels so far away. I doubt I'd be able to make it if it weren't for the free moments I have when I get to hang out with you people. It's great having friends that help to alleviate the stresses of a hard week or two. So I guess this is my way of saying thanks.... Thanks :P
This morning at church was very interesting. Brother Rob posed a very interesting question and it just kind of stuck with me today as I've been frantically going about my activities. He told a story this morning about a woman who came to Broadmoor for the first time last week. I don't know her name or really anything about her other than she came because a friend invited her. She didn't realize that it would be her first and last time to attend Broadmoor. She was killed in a senseless act of violence last Tuesday. Through tears, Brother Rob revealed his thoughts, he wondered if he presented the gospel in such a way that she had an opportunity to respond, if she understood the love of God in such a way that she believed and accepted it. He said that he wished he knew if she responded, but there is only the hope that she did. I thought I would share this because it hit me pretty hard. I mean, do I live my life in such a way that, if I were to have one opportunity to show someone the love of Christ, would it be effective? Do I live my life for Him, so that others can see Christ in me? How many opportunities have I missed to share because of the things in my life that keep me from living perfectly in God's will? Just something to think about....
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wow, that's a lot to think on. Thanks for sharing. And btw, you should turn off the word verification option under your settings.
ReplyDeleteYeah, this is a lot to chew on. I'm glad I read this shortly before sleeping. Maybe somehow God will grant me some kind of dream lesson on this by his grace and mercy. I'm glad you use this blog in the way that you do, Andrew. I really do believe that this "form" of writing can be ministerial in nature. God has taught me through complete strangers that even something as "meaningless" as blogger or facebook can have eternal significance when we let it be used for HIS name & fame!
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