Internship, wedding, now marriage, school, work . . . life keeps busy!
In my last year of seminary now, it's hard to believe I started this blog before starting seminary. At some point I will have to go back and read some old posts to reflect on them.
This last year is turning out to be one ripe for prayer, discernment, and reflection. Especially now as I prepare to enter the approval & assignment processes. It is incredible to think that a year (or really just months from now) of where I could be. It's been a long road. God has been with me and enlivened each step. I am excited (really excited) for the future but also happy to live in the present and enjoy being a student (most of the time) for one last bit here.
I am commuting (about an hour and a half) to school for class a couple days a week, and about every other day I am working part-time in retail. That in itself is an interesting juxtaposition. The retail work is physically demanding (more so than I thought it'd be), but it's nice to just have a job. This is also the first job I've had in a long time where I can just leave and not think about it at all when I'm at home - how nice.
I hope to post more as a part of my prayer and discernment life. I have many thoughts. I might also post some recent sermons.
Recalling the CFLC 2004 theme. . . How's life? Life is good.
In my last year of seminary now, it's hard to believe I started this blog before starting seminary. At some point I will have to go back and read some old posts to reflect on them.
This last year is turning out to be one ripe for prayer, discernment, and reflection. Especially now as I prepare to enter the approval & assignment processes. It is incredible to think that a year (or really just months from now) of where I could be. It's been a long road. God has been with me and enlivened each step. I am excited (really excited) for the future but also happy to live in the present and enjoy being a student (most of the time) for one last bit here.
I am commuting (about an hour and a half) to school for class a couple days a week, and about every other day I am working part-time in retail. That in itself is an interesting juxtaposition. The retail work is physically demanding (more so than I thought it'd be), but it's nice to just have a job. This is also the first job I've had in a long time where I can just leave and not think about it at all when I'm at home - how nice.
I hope to post more as a part of my prayer and discernment life. I have many thoughts. I might also post some recent sermons.
Recalling the CFLC 2004 theme. . . How's life? Life is good.
