Tuesday, June 21, 2011

The End.... Of The Beginning....



Wow. These last ten months went by crazy fast.
Now we are graduated, commissioned, and moving on to change this world.
My fellow students are now friends, and our destinations are more definite.
Thanks to everyone who made PTC possible, and those who went through it with me.
It was an amazing ride.

I hope next years' students have at least as much fun and learning as we did.

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

June!!! Yes! No!

It's already June!!!!
I'm so excited to graduate!
I don't want this internship to end!

I'm going to miss the other girls in my house. <3 It won't be the same without them.
But we are finishing. We are moving on to the next part of our lives.
Healthy things grow.... Growing things change.... sniff.

As for me, I am headed off to college again for my accounting degree. :)
Please pray with me for provision for a car. The bicycle can only take me so far, but it is a blessing.

We finished up Why Revival Tarries today with Pastor G.F. I believe that book can be summed up in two quotes: "The tragedy of this late hour is that we have too many dead men in the pulpits giving out too many dead sermons to too many dead people." and " This is the highest praise that earth or hell affords - to be classified by the enemy as one with Christ."

We need prayer. All our actions, as people and as leaders, must be bathed in prayer. If we speak, it must be bathed in prayer lest it be dry, bereft of God's spirit. We cannot afford to not have God's faith in us, and His power shown through us.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Will You Stay The Course?!

Today we had a guest speaker in our classes, Pastor Bernie from Scotland. He will be speaking again to the men tonight at Man church at 7pm. He spoke with our class on "Will we stay the course?"
It is a question essential to our walk with God, a question many people don't ask, and a question which will be answered by our actions.
So what will I do? Will I not only graduate in June, but also graduate to eternal life? Many people in the Bible, and in history, started well but finished horribly. Will that be me? Or can I finish well?
Will I let anything cause me to stumble? Will I let the lust of the flesh, lust of the eyes, or the pride of life get me off track, away from God?
I have decided that no matter how many "best friends" I have to leave behind; no matter how "strict/close-minded" they think I am; no matter how much it hurts to leave them; I will not compromise the call God has placed on me.