I have been to much in my own head the last few months. I have been thinking about all of my problems but I was forgetting something. I forgot that I have nothing to fear. Sure the future is scary right now, and a little unclear but that doesn’t mean it’s the end of things.

I have been trying to spend time in the morning with God however I can because that is the only way I can make it through the day. I have been learning the importance of being in a community of believers. Being in a community of believers is so important because it not only helps you grow closer to God. You get to hear is word and hear his teachings, You also get an incredible support system that helps you when you are struggling.

I encourage all believers to find a Church home, and to get involved. Getting to know other Believers is something we take for granted some times. Don’t be like I was. Get involved and Grow

In the know

Recently my life has been full of changes. Or rather things I thought were changing. A few months ago as most of you know, my husband and I were planing on going to Mozambique. That changed to going to Korea. That changed too.

Transitions

So It’s been a while. How is everyone out there in the world? I am at a strange phase in my life. Transitions. I am not quite a teacher not quite a student. I am in between. I started my student teaching experience. It has been quite the learning experience. I can’t wait to see what else becomes of it.

Ode to the Former Me

I have changed, pure and Simple. I am not the me I want to be.This is something people wrote about me when I was 13 years old.

Following?

So last night I was reading in the book of Luke where it talks about Jesus calling his disciples, it got me thinking about the type of people he surrounded himself with.

Four fishermen, a tax collector (Luke 5), a former disciple of John the Baptist, a friend of fishermen, one who sat under a tree (John 1). Scriptures doesn’t tell us how all twelve were called but every Gospel speaks of the calling of Simon Peter, James and John. These were also the three disciples who were closest to Jesus throughout his ministry. What made them good followers?