I found a great church to go to.
And a really good Christian friend who has been helping me out. Its nice having someone I can talk to about God, and we’re doing a bible study together.
I also plan to go away on a church resort and help out with some of the activites they have.
My first night at youth group was this week and I was a little uncomfortable with how different things were. But it was a really amazing experience.
I finally feel like I’m on the right path and I’m ready for God to use me, and to be an example to others.
Jan 18, 2008, 04:55PM PST | 1 cheer | 0 comments
Although this is the most important goal, it also seems like it is the easy to fall behind in. Since my last entry, I have found a church to attend, and I’m getting involved in their youth group. I am going to a leadership conference through the church, and plan to start helping out and going on Wednesday nights. The issue is, my parents don’t like large churches so I will probably go somewhere else on Sundays. AKA I’ll be divided betweeen 2 churches. I think its ok because God doesn’t care where we go, but that we worship him and understand how blessed we are.
Also, I got a Max Lucado book for Christmas, and its just such an amazing book to read. I love his work because it really makes you re-evaluate what you think is important.
Jan 01, 2008, 09:49AM PST | 0 comments
It was the first time In a long time.
I’ve been so afraid to go because I worried I wouldn’t get anything out of the lesson and my relationship with God (feeling like I understand/have a connection) is so fragile I was afraid I’d ruin it.
Even though the sermon was still long, I did learn something:
“Whatever you do, do it well because you are working for God”
I’m going to try to remember it when I grumble about having to do chores, or homework. Even though the work isn’t directly related to faith it is still a representation of my dedication to my religion and creator. It gives daily stuff a new purpose :)
I can’t wait to go back next week!
Nov 25, 2007, 07:32PM PST | 2 cheers | 2 comments