Hey all!
Sorry it has taken me so long to put up a new post and here's why...
You know that post I uh... posted.... at the beginning of college about being disappointed in not getting a job... Well! I decided that with the time that I would have originally put into a job making money I would instead put into different ministry opportunities. Boy have I done a good job of getting rid of all my free-time! Haha!
Here's a snapshot of my week...
My weekday mornings and afternoons are full of classes, homework, and workouts.
Monday - usually a free evening but I often fill it up with homework.
Tuesday - Journey group in the evening (This is a small group connected with the church I go to and I am actually helping to lead a group of college kids. As a freshman this is kind of scary)
Wednesday - I am a 5th grade AWANA leader at CBC.
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| Rocking our AWANA shirts |
Thursday - 8:08 (This is a college group of about 175 kids that get together and sing and listen to a speaker at guess what time... 8:08... you would be surprised how many people don't catch on to that)
Friday - Finally a free evening and I love it! I usually spend it downtown with a friend or just hanging out on campus.
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| One free evening we went to a Creighton volleyball game. |
Saturday - In the mornings I go downtown with a group of kids and we do street evangelism. It's way out of my comfort zone, but I know how important it is and it will be very rewarding. I have the rest of the day off but I usually spend it doing homework that is due the following week. I feel like I'm drowning in a sea of homework most of the time.
Sunday - I go to Christ Community Church and usually get to sit with Andrea and DJ! In the afternoons we have inter-murals. Right now we are playing flag football and I am on a really fun team. Sunday evenings I have a group called Huddle that I attend. It's a meeting for all the leaders of Journey groups.
There is also usually some kind of student body activity on Saturday or Sunday night.
As you can see I really have no time to add in a job this semester, but I guess that is kind of what I wanted. It gives me a chance to trust that God will provide for me.
