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hahahha

Just the preface of Screwtape letters blew me away.

Read that. Read that book.

Suffering

Philippians 1:29 For you have been given not only the privilege of trusting in Christ but also the privilege of suffering for him. 

Do we turn away this privilege? Is this something that is supposed to be present in our lives, or are only some Christians privileged (mainly those outside the US)? Are we doing something wrong?

Lord, bless my spring break. May I be productive, but keep you at the focus 24/7

and please help me finish my exegetical paper tomorrow.

It makes me sad/angry when we, who call ourselves Christians, do not find sin disgusting.

In this case, the sin is infidelity. Not in the utmost sexual manner, but that I am the only perturbed that the guy kissed a girl who he is not in a relationship with, and while knowing she was in a relationship with another guy!!!!

excuse the bright lighting, and my awkwardness as people were wondering why I was holding my hand up trying to block the light. Oh well, I’ll be awkward in the library. Oh, but the point of the photo was to point out what my hair did on its own. I woke up and boom! up in the air, like it is stylized. I tried to even out the one flat part on top, because no matter how much I push it down, it will need some water to flatten this out.

Contrary to what most people think, I don’t think kids go to college to get a degree. Sure, that’s a plus, and somehow society skewed it so that the degree is the end all be all of our generation. But college is about growing up, healing, learning how to do relationship, learning how to balance life, learning how to break out of our stupid bubbles. God brought me to APU for so much more than a degree. He brought me here to heal my wounds. He brought me here to cast my broken arms and legs. He brought me here to mold me into the man that can take that degree and use it in ways that this kid could never imagine. That is why I am in college.

Ryan: Discouraged

 It isn’t the main point of the post, and thus a little out of context, but I liked it.