Tuesday, November 22, 2005
Thanksgiving Break is a Blessed time of year!
I am sitting here at MY OWN computer typing this blog!  I'm very happy because most of the time, I would be asleep right now because I have to wake up really early.  But, this whole blessed week is Thanksgiving BREAK!  Yeehaw!  So, I'm staying up late and just bumming around.  It's grand.  However, I need to write a few papers that will be due shortly after break ends.  Ah, the seemingly never-ending cycle.  Ah well.  There's no other way to get there, right?  I'm just excited that I get to relax a little.  So, I'm still waiting to hear from the Church, Oxford Documents, or ANYONE about whether or not I get to be a candidate for ministry.  I'm not really scared about it, because I know God is at work in my life, but I just kinda want to know so that I can either go full on into the process or just start thinking of something else to do.  I am so confused about my "call" that it's just rather frustrating.  I know, discernment is hard work.  It is just that sometimes I feel like God wants me to be a pastor for His glory and to show Jesus to the people out there.  And then sometimes I think there is NO way that I am worthy enough.  I know I've probably said this before.  It's just a struggle in my mind.  And this waiting, waiting, waiting is not making anything any easier.  It has been 2 months, one week, and two days since I authorized the background check.  No word...  Nothing in my past would really be the hold up in that department.  I've never even gotten a real speeding ticket.  (I got a city citation once, but that didn't go on my record so I don't count it).  But then you know, maybe someone out there has my same name and stuff and they have me confused with the axe-murderer from Fulton County or something.  I don't know.  I guess my impatience is just showing.  I respect the Church and their decision making processes.  I just need to work on patience. Good things come to those who wait.  Later.
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